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    Post Partum Psychosis Nursing Diagnosis: Aurelio, Lyca Mae M

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    The document discusses a nursing diagnosis of impaired parenting related to postpartum psychosis. Hospitalization caused the mother to lose contact with her baby. Maternal mental illness can negatively impact parenting skills and the mother-child attachment. Inadequate parenting due to hospitalization increases the risk of issues with the child's development. The nursing goal is for the mother to develop constructive parenting skills within 3-5 days. Nursing interventions include assessing parenting skills, creating a supportive environment, emphasizing positives, encouraging expression of feelings, providing education, involving the father, developing a support system, and encouraging positive outlets. After 4 days the goal was met as the mother affirmed her desire to develop parenting skills.

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    The document discusses a nursing diagnosis of impaired parenting related to postpartum psychosis. Hospitalization caused the mother to lose contact with her baby. Maternal mental illness can negatively impact parenting skills and the mother-child attachment. Inadequate parenting due to hospitalization increases the risk of issues with the child's development. The nursing goal is for the mother to develop constructive parenting skills within 3-5 days. Nursing interventions include assessing parenting skills, creating a supportive environment, emphasizing positives, encouraging expression of feelings, providing education, involving the father, developing a support system, and encouraging positive outlets. After 4 days the goal was met as the mother affirmed her desire to develop parenting skills.

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    The document discusses a nursing diagnosis of impaired parenting related to postpartum psychosis. Hospitalization caused the mother to lose contact with her baby. Maternal mental illness can negatively impact parenting skills and the mother-child attachment. Inadequate parenting due to hospitalization increases the risk of issues with the child's development. The nursing goal is for the mother to develop constructive parenting skills within 3-5 days. Nursing interventions include assessing parenting skills, creating a supportive environment, emphasizing positives, encouraging expression of feelings, providing education, involving the father, developing a support system, and encouraging positive outlets. After 4 days the goal was met as the mother affirmed her desire to develop parenting skills.

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    Post Partum Psychosis Nursing Diagnosis: Aurelio, Lyca Mae M

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    Lyca Mae Aurelio
    The document discusses a nursing diagnosis of impaired parenting related to postpartum psychosis. Hospitalization caused the mother to lose contact with her baby. Maternal mental illness can negatively impact parenting skills and the mother-child attachment. Inadequate parenting due to hospitalization increases the risk of issues with the child's development. The nursing goal is for the mother to develop constructive parenting skills within 3-5 days. Nursing interventions include assessing parenting skills, creating a supportive environment, emphasizing positives, encouraging expression of feelings, providing education, involving the father, developing a support system, and encouraging positive outlets. After 4 days the goal was met as the mother affirmed her desire to develop parenting skills.

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    The document discusses a case of post partum psychosis and the importance of developing constructive parenting skills to support infant growth and development.

    Nursing interventions included assessing parenting skills, creating a safe environment, emphasizing positive aspects, encouraging expression of feelings, providing information on parenting techniques, and encouraging involvement of the husband in baby's care.

    The mother was encouraged to keep in contact with her social circle including family, friends and social workers to help her cope positively with her situation.

    Aurelio, Lyca Mae M.

    POST PARTUM PSYCHOSIS

    Nursing Diagnosis

    Impaired parenting related to hospitalization as evidenced by loss of contact of the mother with
    the baby with a verbalization of the client, “saan ko kayat aywanan dayta ubing ta anak met isuna
    ti kapre”.

    Nursing Inference

    Occurrence of maternal mental illness is linked with less optimal parenting and less secure
    mother-child attachment. Mothers are more likely to be inconsistent, lax, withdrawn or
    intrusive, and ineffective in their parenting and child discipline behavior. Inadequate parenting
    and lower quality parent-child relationships due to hospitalizations, in turn, are related to
    increased risk for maladjustment among children. It most likely to have long term effects on the
    child’s growth and development.

    Nursing Goal

    After 3-5 days of nursing intervention, the mother will be able to affirm desire to develop
    constructive parenting skills to support infant growth and development

    Nursing Intervention Rationale

    Assess parenting skill level, taking into Mothers with significant impairments may need
    account the patient’s intellectual, more education and support.
    emotional and physical strengths and
    weaknesses
    Create an environment in which Learning is more effective when an individual
    relationships can be developed and feels safe.
    the needs of each individual met.

    Emphasize the positive aspect of the To develop positive mindset to the patient;
    situation, maintaining a hopeful negative attitudes are detrimental to promoting
    attitude toward the parent’s positive outcomes
    capabilities and potential for
    improving the situation.

    Encourage expression of feelings, It is important to be authentic and express


    such as helplessness, anger and feelings constructively. Doing this builds fulfilling
    frustrations. Set limits on communications.
    unacceptable behaviors

    Provide information appropriate to Facilitates satisfactory implementation of plan


    the situation including time and new behaviors.
    management, limit setting and stress
    reduction techniques.

    Encourage the husband to involve in By doing so, the bonding for the baby with the
    the care of the baby and patient and father will be supported, which is of particular
    stressed the importance of providing importance when the mother is incapable of
    support by being present and listening performing her role.
    to the patient.
    Develop a support system appropriate Family, friends, and social workers, may be
    to the situation. Encourage the needed to help her cope positively with what is
    woman to keep in touch with her happening. Lack of or ineffective use of support
    social circle. systems increases risk for continued inability to
    parent effectively.

    Encourage the mother to identify Promotes general well-being, helps parents to be


    positive outlets for meeting her baby’s more effective and reduce burnout.
    needs to give patient the
    responsibility within her capabilities

    Nursing Evaluation

    After 4 days of nursing intervention, the goal was met, the mother was able to affirm desire to
    develop constructive parenting skills to support infant growth and development.

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