Urine flowing: a phenomenological study of living with a urinary catheter.
Urine flowing: a phenomenological study of living with a urinary catheter.
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尿液流动：使用导尿管生活的现象学研究。
DOI：
10.1002/nur.10020
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发表时间：
2002
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2
通讯作者：
Wilde,MaryH
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作者：
Wilde,MaryH
对长期使用导尿管的经历进行了调查，调查对象为社区居民，年龄从35岁到95岁不等，他们使用导尿管的时间从6个月到18年不等。数据是通过录音面对面的访谈获得的。梅洛-庞蒂的现象学和范马南的方法论指导了这项研究。人们发现，带着导尿管生活就像生活在流水的力量下一样。人们敏锐地意识到尿液通过导尿管的流动，并注意到他们的袋子何时需要排空，或者何时尿液排出似乎迟缓或堵塞。尿液像水一样流动的比喻可能会为帮助患者适应使用导尿管的生活提供一个教学启发式。进一步研究的意义在于了解尿流动力学敏感性与尿路感染之间的关系。©2002 John Wiley&Sons，Res Nur Health 25：14-24,2002。
The experience of living with a long‐term urinary catheter was investigated with a community‐dwelling sample of 14 adults ranging in age from 35 to 95 who had worn a catheter for 6 months to 18 years. Data were obtained by audiotaped face‐to‐face interviews. Merleau‐Ponty's phenomenology and van Manen's methodology guided the study. Living with a urinary catheter was found to be like living with the forces of flowing water. People were keenly aware of the flow of urine through their catheters, and they noticed when their bags needed emptying or when urine drainage seemed sluggish or obstructed. The metaphor of urine flowing like water may provide a teaching heuristic for assisting clients in adjusting to living with a catheter. Implications for further research focus on understanding the relationship between sensitivity to the dynamics of urine flow and urinary tract infection. © 2002 John Wiley & Sons, Res Nurs Health 25:14–24, 2002.