Nursing care of patients with mature cataracts and high intraocular pressure.

Abstract

     This study is a case study. The objective is to study the use of nursing procedures for patients with mature cataracts and high intraocular pressure. This is a comparative study of 2 cases, specifically selected. 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: In this study, the researcher compared case studies of two patients diagnosed with mature cataracts combined with high intraocular pressure (Phacolytic glaucoma). Case study 1, Thai female patient. Age 70 years, presented with symptoms of left eye pain for 1 week, intraocular pressure 32 mmHg, history of congenital disease, CKD, DM, PU, COPD, received cataract surgery on July 7, 2023, after surgery, vision was blurred but improved than before. Continuously monitor symptoms Case study of a Thai female patient aged 56 years who presented with red eyes on the right side 1 week before coming to the hospital but had blurred vision on the right side for 1 year. She had cataract surgery and replaced with an artificial lens on November 13, 2023. 2 weeks after surgery, her eyes were very blurred. climb Blurred vision on the right side due to The eye drops were not instilled on time. Both patients had the same disease. The treatment is the same. The difference is that the age and pathology of the eyes are different. Case 1 is on the left, case 2 is on the right.