Nursing a patient with abnormal cervical cancer screening results undergoes a colposcopy to examine the cervix and a biopsy is taken for pathology examination.

Abstract

     This study is a case study. The objective is to provide nursing guidelines for patients with abnormal cervical cancer screening results who undergo a colposcopy to examine the cervix and have a biopsy sent for pathological examination to be safe. Comparative study of nursing care for 2 patients. Select specific type. By collecting information from illness history Nursing diagnosis is established. Using the concept of patient assessment according to Gordon's 11 health models. To find patient problems Define nursing diagnosis to plan nursing action according to nursing diagnosis. Summarize and evaluate nursing results.

     Results: This study compared two case studies of patients diagnosed with abnormal cervical cancer screening results who received a colposcopy to examine their cervix and undergo a biopsy. The meat was sent for pathological examination. Being of reproductive age and the elderly Case study number 1, Thai female patient aged 34 years. Case study number 2 Thai female patient, age 58 years. Both patients had abnormal cervical cancer screening. Case 1 was HPV subtypes 16 and 33. Case 2 was HPV subtype 16. They were referred for further diagnostic care. Khon Kaen Hospital made an appointment for a colposcopy to examine the cervix and to take a biopsy and send it for pathology examination. At the gynecological examination room Khon Kaen Hospital The highlight of nursing for both patients are using nursing principles by empowering patients and families and emphasizing appropriate self-management. to provide continuous treatment Prepare for endoscopy and know the symptoms and complications from endoscopy The body is properly prepared for the procedure.