Bariatrik Cerrahi Geçiren Hastaların Roy'un Uyum Modeline Göre Değerlendirilmesi: İki Olgu Sunumu.

Obesity is a complex, multifactorial, and largely preventable disease. Today, all countries in the world have reached the alarm level. For this reason, many treatment modalities have been developed in the fight against obesity today. One of them is a bariatric surgery. Individuals may experience serious adjustment problems due to significant changes in eating, lifestyle and body image after bariatric surgery. Roy's Adaptation Model (RAM), widely used in nursing, focuses on determining the adaptation needs of the individuals in the four areas of integration and the changcs that occur in and around the human adaptation system. In this ease study, two patients who underwent bariatric surgery in a university hospital in 2017 were evaluated prcopcrativcly one time and postoperatively four times according to RAM. In this study, it was determined that the first case adapted according to RAM while the second case could not adapt and have physiological and psychological complications. In the study, RAM facilitated the systematic evaluation and monitoring of patients and made it possible to identify problems. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]