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    Gabales, Audrie Allyson H.

    BSN II-F

    OBJECTIVES:

    The main objective of this study is to provide the needed nursing care to a childbearing mother at risk of
    postpartum hemorrhage. To provide advices, health teaching to the patient and family for maternal and
    child care and management of possible risk factors and other obstetric complications.

    For the general objectives, this study aims to:

    • To obtain obstetric history of the patient;

    • To perform physical assessment to the childbearing mother;

    • To identify physiologic changes;

    • To provide health teaching to the patient and family;

    • To identify major and minor discomforts of the patient; and

    • To apply nursing care process to the patient.

    At the end of the case study, the learners will be able to:

    • to define postpartum hemorrhage;

    • to determine what causes hemorrhage during postpartum;

    • to understand the physiologic changes happening in a pregnant woman at risk of postpartum


    hemmorhage;

    • to gain knowledge about factors affecting the recovery of a pregnant woman; and

    • to fully understand and have confidence in handling similar cases in the future.

    For the specific objectives, this study aims to:

    • Accurately present all assessments of the patient which includes physical assessment and family
    history taking;

    • To understand the anatomy and physiology of the case study being presented;

    • To identify the nursing diagnosis;

    • To understand the role of drug in managing the client related to the diagnosis;

    • To efficiently formulate appropriate nursing care plan for the problems identified; and

    • To appropriately apply and exhibit nursing interventions necessary for the childbearing mother’s
    condition at risk of postpartum hemorrhage.
    DISCHARGE PLAN

    Medicine  Continue taking Cefazolin for 5 days more.


    Emergency  You are suddenly short of breath and feel
    lightheaded.
     You have sudden chest pain.
     You are breathing faster than normal.
     Your heart is beating faster than normal.
    Call your doctor or obstetrician if:  Your bleeding increases, or you have
    heavy bleeding that soaks 1 pad in 1 hour
    for 2 hours in a row.
     You have a fever.
     You pass large blood clots.
     You feel dizzy.
     You have a low back ache, abdominal pain
    or tenderness, or loss of appetite.
     You are urinating less than usual, or not at
    all.
     You have questions or concerns about your
    condition or care.
    Health teachings  Encourage patient to have a complete bed
    rest.
     Educate patient to observe for the color of
    vaginal bleeding especially if after 3-4
    days, your flow becomes bright red again
    and increases in amount, it usually means
    that you have been doing too much. Rest
    more.
     Emphasize the importance of perineal care
    to prevent infection and increase comfort
    after vaginal delivery.
     Encourage patient to drink lots of fluids
    and to eat foods from all four of the Basic
    Food Groups. Continue to take your
    personal vitamins and iron tablets as
    ordered by your doctor.
     Monitor any untoward symptoms of
    infection as a complication of the surgery.
    Social-Sexual Needs  No sexual intercourse for 4-6 weeks is
    suggested
    OPD Follow up  Patient will visit her doctor’s clinic a week
    after her discharge with carried CBC
    laboratory results.

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