Thursday, 24 April 2014

Maternity Nursing Care

  1. ASSESSMENT
Day / date assessment: Sunday, November 20, 2011
  1. IDENTITY
Name of client: Mrs. S
Age: 25 years
Status: Married
Ethnicity: Java
Religion: Islam
Occupation: Housewife
Address: Tegal Arum
No.. RM: 512 219
  1. HISTORY OF NURSING
  1. History of childbirth
Clients come to the hospital emergency room KRT Setjonegoro Wonosobo 15.55 hours with captions term pregnancies with PEB. The client is then sent into space VK. Monitoring in the space VK showed that fundus height 31 cm, single fetus, elongated layout, cephalic presentation, palpable 4/5 parts, v / u is quiet, smooth vaginal walls, thick lower portion, and the opening of the amniotic fluid + 5 cm. Clients feel kenceng-kenceng blood and mucus out at 13:00.
17.30 rupture, clear colored. 17:45 hours the baby is born spontaneously with male gender, infant weight 3000 g, length 46 cm with Apgar score of 7/9. This was followed by kelhiran placenta weighing ± 500 grams, size 19x19x2 cm, the impression of a complete, long cord ± 50 cm and there are three blood vessels.
Monitoring blood pressure continued to clients. Clients were observed in the VK then transferred to the HCU Clients Edelweiss at 10:00 am with composmentis consciousness, supine position, installed drip infusion RL 6gram MgSO 4 40% 20 TPM, Folley catheter and O 2 3 lpm nasal cannula.
  1. Obstetrics Status: Ruling days - 1 P 2 A 0
No..
Type of delivery
JK
BB birth
Year of birth
The state of the baby at birth
Age at this time
1.
Spontaneous labor
30 00 g
2005
Healthy
6 years
  1. Pregnancy problems now:
Clients perform routine antenatal care at health centers and midwives during pregnancy as much as 6 times. History of hypertension, heart disease, kidney, hepatitis, asthma, and diabetes refuted by the client. On 9 November 2011 the client feel swollen legs, then checked himself into health center clients. Test results show clients increased blood pressure and proteinuria +3. During pregnancy the client is experiencing dizziness and nausea in the first trimester but never experienced blurred vision and headache.
  1. Family health history
The client says there is no history of heart disease, high blood pressure and diabetes.

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  1. Baby care plan is treated yourself.
  2. Ability and knowledge in caring for the baby:
    1. Breast Care
Clients said ASI has started out and will perform the breast care in order to breastfeed the child properly.
    1. Perineal care
Clients say the birth canal area cleaning routine especially when changing dressings. Clients say know how to clear the birth canal.
    1. Nutrition
Clients say that nutritious foods such as vegetables and fruits, as well as not doing buahann avoidance of certain foods unless prohibited by religion.
    1. Gymnastics puerperal
Clients say has never participated in gymnastics after pregnancy.
    1. Nurse
The client said it would give milk to their children. When asked for an example of how to breastfeed, the client shows the proper way.
  1. History KB:
Clients say the last injection before use KB in August 2010.
  1. Plans KB:
The client said it would use the KB as injecting client planned to have another child.
  1. Wedding History: The client has been married 1 time for 7 years.
  1. PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
General condition: composmentis
BP: 150/100 mm Hg   Nadi: 96 x / min
RR: 20 x / min    Temperature: 36 ° C
  1. Head and Neck
Inspection: There are no lesions on the head, hair distribution uniform, black hair, clean hair, eyes symmetrical, not anemic, not jaundiced sclera, symmetrical ears, does not have a hearing loss, nasal symmetry, there is no discharge, thrush (-), gum swelling (-), cavities (-), no visible enlargement of lymph nodes and thyroid.
Palpation: a bump on the head (-), enlarged lymph nodes and thyroid gland (-).
  1. Heart
Inspection: ICTUS cordis invisible.
Palpation: no terkaji
Percussion: not terkaji.
Auscultation: not terkaji
  1. Lungs - pulmonary
Inspection: maximum chest expansion, chest wall retraction (-)
Palpation: no terkaji
Percussion: not terkaji.
Auscultation: not terkaji
  1. Breast
Inspection: symmetrical shape, form prominent nipple, areola hyperpigmentation, colostrum is out
Palpation: Breast engorgement (-)
Date
1(20/11/2011)
Breast engorgement
There is no
ASI
Colostrum is out
Nipple
prominent
  1. Abdomen
Inspection: striae gravidarum (+), the linea nigra (+), no lesions.
Palpation:
Fundus uteri
1(20/11/2011)
High
2 fingers below the center
Position
Medial
Contraction
Strong
Consistency
Palpable hard
  1. Urogenitalia
Inspection: Hemorrhoids (-) Folley catheter Posted on November 19, 2011, perineum intact.
Day
1(20/11/2011)
Type lokea
Lokea rubra
Number
2x 167 cc dressing pads filled third part
Color
Fresh red
Consistency
water
Odor
The stench of menstrual
  1. Extremity
1(20/11/2011)
Akral
Cold
Edema
lower extremity +1 / +1
Capillary refill
<2 seconds
Varicose
-
How the signman
-
Hygiene
Nails short and clean
  1. BASIC NEEDS OF PATIENTS
  1. Activity
1
(20/11/2011)
Mobilization
Leaning right and left, sit and walk.
Fulfillment ADL(Activity DailyLiving).
Able bathing, toileting, dressing, transferring, feeding, Continence
KATZ Index
A
  1. Nutrition and Fluids
    1. Nutrition
Before hospitalization
Hospitalization
1 (20/03/2011)
3 times a day with a varied menu of rice, side dishes and vegetablesand fruit.
NRG
    1. Fluid
BB = 61 kg after giving birth.
IWL = B x 15 = 61 x 15 = 38.125 cc / hour
24 24
IWL in 7 hours: 38.125 x 7 = 266.875 cc
Date / hour
Input
Output
Fluid balance
The input - output
1 (20/11/2011)
  1. Infusion
RL 420 cc
  1. Eating: 1 00 cc
  2. Drinking: 15 0 cc +
670 cc
  1. U rin         3 00     cc
  2. Bleeding 1 67 cc
  3. IWL 266.875 cc +
733.875 cc
- 63.875 cc
  1. Elimination
BAK
CHAPTER
Before hospitalization:
in 1 day + 5-7 times
Before hospitalization:
Ny. N ordinary CHAPTER every day.Clients Last Chapter on 18 November 2011
When hospitalization:
H Clients using catheter catheter. The color yellow (+), hematuria (-).
When hospitalization:
1 Ny. CHAPTER N yet.
  1. Rest and sleep
The client says there is no problem with sleep patterns. ± 8 hours of sleep a long time. 6 hours a night and by day 2 hours. The client does not have any habits before bed.Clients say often wake up when the baby cries.
  1. Perception, sensory, cognitive
Said in a statement Clients feel pain in the birth canal. Clients say do not feel pain when the abdomen is pressed (SFH measurement).
    1. Provoktif (P): The client said the pain increased if the client moves.
    2. Palliative (P): The client says the pain is reduced if the client is resting (lying) in bed.
    3. Quality (Q): The client said the pain felt like sliced ​​/ sore.
    4. Region (R): The client said she felt pain in the birth canal
    5. Scale (S): The client said the pain was on a scale of 4 (scale 0-10)
    6. Time (T): The client said that sometimes feels pain (intermittent) and lasts ± 3 minutes
Cognitive: client says do not understand and are confused about the disease. The client said he was puzzled why the 10 days before giving birth sudden high blood pressure
  1. Stress and coping
    1. Maternal physiological changes
Clients said they were delighted with the birth of her second child. The client said he would take care of her son. The client said he wanted to have more children after this one.
    1. Bonding attachments
1 (20/11/2011) done with the baby close to the mother. Mothers clutching babies and begin breastfeeding.
  1. The concept of self-
    1. Body image: The client said he had no problem with her body and does not mention the body parts that are not favored.
    2. Role: He said that would take care of her own children and is ready to be a mother.
    3. Ideal self: Client says it will take care of the child with his family.
    4. Identity: Client as a woman.
  1. Personal Hygiene
Before hospitalization
Hospitalization
1
(20/11/11)
Bath
2x a day
Disibin
Wash hair
client used to wash hair 2 days
-
  1. LABORATORY EXAMINATION RESULTS
Date 19 November 2011 at 16:01
Parameter
Result
Unit
The normal value
Information
WBC
14.6
[10 3 / uL]
5-10
H
RBC
3.9
[10 6 / uL]
4-5
HGB
12.1
[G / dL]
12-16
HCT
34
[%]
36.0 to 48.0
L
MCV
87
[Fl]
76.0 to 96.0
MCH
31
[Pg]
27.0 to 32.0
MCHC
36
[G / dL]
30.0 to 35.0
PLT
00
[10 3 / uL]
150-450
Neut%
81.60
[%]
50.0 to 70.0
H
Lymph osit%
11.30
[%]
25.0 to 40.0
L
Mono sit%
6.70
[%]
2.0 to 8.0
Eosinophils%
0.20
[%]
2.0-4.0
L
Basophils%
0, 20
[%]
0.0 to 1.0
Urea
0.7
mg%
<50
Creatinine
0, 40
mg%
L <1.2, P <0.9
SGOT
23.0
u / L
0-35
SGPT
17.0
u / L
0-35
BT
2
minute
1-3
CT
4
minute
3-6
Goals. Blood
B
HBsAg
negative
Urine
Proteins
+2
  1. THERAPY
No..
Name of medication
Dose
Indication
Contraindications
Side effects
1.
Amoxicillin
3x500 mg
Respiratory tract infections, genito-urinary tract, skin and soft tissue caused by Gram-positive and-negative organisms were sensitive to this drug
Hypersensitivity to penicillin.Infectious mononucleosis
Hypersensitivity reactions, GI disturbances
2.
Mefenamic acid
3x500 mg
Headache, toothache, muscle pain bone pain due to injury, postoperative pain, pain after childbirth, disminore, rheumatic pain, spinal pain, fever.
Peptic ulcers, kidney damage, asthma is sensitive to ains.
Hematologic reactions and skin, GI disorders.
Gastrointestinal disturbances may occur, such as irritation of the stomach, intestinal colic, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea, drowsiness, dizziness, headache, blurred vision, vertigo, dyspepsia.
3.
Nifedipine
3x10 mg
Treatment of hypertension, treatment of coronary heart disease: chronic stable angina pectoris, post-infarction angina pectoris.
Hypersensitivity to nifedipine or class of dihydropyridine calcium channel diseases, cardiovascular shock, the provision in the first 8 days after acute myocardial infarction;pregnancy, lactation.
Transient and mild vasodilation, hypotension. Rarely, gastrointestinal reactions and skin. Very rare: temporary vision changes, chest discomfort, when it arises, treatment should be discontinued.
4.
Viliron
1x1 tablet
Drug haematinics and tonic
5.
MgSO 4
Loadingdose: 6 g in 500 ml of RL 20 drops per minute
Reducing the quantity of acetylcholine, relaxes muscles, lowers blood pressure, lowers the frequency and intensity of uterine contractions.
Contraindicated in pregnant clients who have myasthenia gravis, a history of heart disease and impaired kidney function.
Lethargy, muscle weakness, sweating, facial flushing and nasal congestion. Nausea and vomiting may occur, constipation, blurred vision, headaches and hoarseness.
       

II. DATA ANALYSIS
Initial client: Ny. S Status obstetrics: P 2 A 0
Age: 25 years Space: Edelweiss
No..
Date / day
Data focus
Nursing Diagnosis
Signed
1.
Sunday,
20/11/2011
Pkl. 09:30
DS:
    1. Provoktif (P):
Clients say the pain increases if the client moves.
    1. Palliative (P):
Clients say the pain is reduced if the client breaks (lying) in bed.
    1. Quality (Q):
Clients say the pain feels like sliced ​​/ sore.
    1. Region (R):
The client said she felt pain in the birth canal.
    1. Scale (S):
Client has to Atakan pain was on a scale of 4 (scale 0-10).
    1. Time (T):
Clients say sometimes feels pain (intermittent) and lasts ± 1 minute.
DO:
  1. Clients seemed to withstand pain with frowning facial expressions (grimacing) and walk by holding on to the wall.
  2. BP: 150/100 mm Hg
  3. HR: 96 x / min
  4. RR: 20 x / min
  5. Clients postpartum day 1.
Acute pain associated with trauma to the birth canal
2.
Sunday,
20/11/2011
Pkl. 09:30
DS:
Clients say do not complain of dizziness and stiff neck are not.
DO:
  1. BP: 150/100 mmHg.
  2. Protein: +2
  3. Lower extremity edema +1 / +1
  4. Clients receive magnesium sulfate and antihypertensive therapy.
The risk of ineffective tissue perfusion: kidney associated with decreased organ function: vasospasm and increase in BP.
3.
Sunday,
20/11/2011
Pkl. 09:30
DS:
  1. said client does not know about his illness.
  2. The client said he was puzzled why the 10 days before giving birth sudden high blood pressure.
DO: -
Lack of knowledge related to the limited exposure
4.
Sunday, 11/20/2011
DS:
Clients say do not complain of dizziness and stiff neck are not.
DO:
  1. BP: 150/100 mm Hg
  2. HR: 96 x / min
  3. RR: 20 x / min
  4. Protein: +2
  5. Lower extremity edema +1 / +1
The risk of seizures associated with a decrease in cerebral tissue perfusion
PRIORITY ISSUE:
    1. Acute pain associated with trauma to the birth canal.
    2. The risk of seizures associated with a decrease in cerebral tissue perfusion
    3. Rehearsal o Ineffective tissue perfusion: kidney associated with decreased organ function: vasospasm and increase in BP.
    4. Lack of knowledge associated with exposure limitations.

III. Nursing Plan
Initial client: Ny. S Status obstetrics: P 2 A 0
Age: 25 years Space: Edelweiss
No..
Nursing Diagnosis
Destination
NIC Code
Intervention
Signed
1.
Acute pain associated with. trauma of the birth canal
After nursing action for 2 x 24 hour client perceived pain decreased, with the result criteria:
  1. Facial expressions clients relax.
  2. Clients can control the pain with breathing awareness.
  3. The client expresses pain was reduced from scale 4 to scale 1.
1400
6680
2304
Pain Management
    1. Monitor the client's pain
    2. Teach the client to use nonpharmacologic techniques: deep breathing relaxation techniques
    3. Monitor response to verbal and non-verbal clients related pain
Vital Signs Monitoring
    1. Monitor blood pressure, pulse, temperature, respiratory rate and client
Medical Administration: Oral
    1. Collaboration of oral analgesics: mefenamic acid 500 mg
    2. Make sure the right drug, right patient, right dose, right time, right route of administration
    3. Monitor the effects of therapeutic drugs and drug side effects.
2.
The risk of seizures associated with a decrease in cerebral tissue perfusion
After nursing measures 3 x 24 hours the risk of seizures did not occur with the expected outcomes:
  1. Clients do not have seizures
  2. Blood pressure within normal limits (MAP <125 mmHg)
  3. There was no edema
  4. Protein in the urine negative
  1. Monitor the client's blood pressure
  2. Monitor the client edema
  3. Give clients a quiet neighborhood
  4. Collaboration of high protein nutrition
  5. Collaboration of oxygen
  6. Collaboration urine examination
  7. Collaborative drug therapy
(Source: Nursing diagnosis, Lynda Carpenito Juall)
3.
The risk of ineffective tissue perfusion: kidney associated with decreased organ function: vasospasm and increase in BP
After nursing actions for 3 x 24 hours perfusion ineffective renal tissue does not occur, the outcome criteria:
  1. BP: 120/80 - 130/90 mmHg.
  2. Nadi: 80-100 x / min
  3. Urine Protein: +1
  4. BC: +100 - + 200
  5. There was no edema
  6. The client is not a seizure, do not complain of dizziness.
4130
7610
6680
6482
2304
231 4
Fluid Monitoring
    1. Monitor fluid intake and outputclients
    2. Monitor the color and amount of urine
    3. Monitor the client's general condition, consciousness, edema.
Bedside Laboratory Testing
    1. Monitor blood laboratory results, especially urea, creatinine and urine protein.
Vital Signs Monitoring
    1. Monitor the client's vital signs (BP, pulse, RR and temperature).
Environmental Management: Comfort
    1. Encourage clients to rest
    2. limit visitors
Medical Administration: Oral
    1. Collaboration antihiperten the drug administration: 10 mg niphedipine
    2. Make sure the right drug, right patient, right dose, right time, right route of administration
    3. Monitor the effects of therapeutic drugs and drug side effects.
Medical Administration: Intravenous
    1. Collaboration of MgSO 4 6 grams in 500 ml of fluid RL 20 drops per minute
    2. Make sure the right drug, right patient, right dose, right time, right route of administration
    3. Monitor the effects of therapeutic drugs and drug side effects.
4.
Lack of knowledge of disease processes: severe preeclampsia associated with exposure limitations.
After treatment for 1 x 30 min increased client knowledge is characterized by:
  1. Clients know the risk factors for preeclampsia
  2. Clients know the signs of preeclampsia
5510
    1. Perform health education about risk factors and signs of pre-eclampsia.
    2. Invite clients and families to discuss together about preeclampsia.

IV. IMPLEMENTATION
Initial client: Ny. S Status obstetrics: P 2 A 0
Age: 25 years Space: Edelweiss
Date
/ Time
No..Dx
Implementation
Summative Evaluation
TD
20/11/11
Pkl. 09.3 0
09:35
10.0 0
10:00
12:00
12:05
12:30
13:30
1, 2,3
1
2, 3
2, 3
1,2, 3
1
1,2, 3
2, 3
Monitor the TTV
Menga teaches clients to use nonpharmacologic techniques: deep breathing relaxation techniques
Perform the action k olaborasi giving MgSO 4 to 6 grams in 500 ml of fluid RL 20 drops per minute
Restrict incoming visitors.
Monitor the TTV
Monitor the client's pain
Providing collaborative action: analgesic administration: 500 mg mefenamic acid and antihypertensive medication: 10 mg niphedipine
Monitor fluid intake and output clients
S: -.
O:
BP: 160/10 0 mmHg, N: 98 x / min, T: 36 0C, RR: 20 x / min.
S:
The client said it will use the breath in when going to change position to relieve pain
O:
Clients can perform deep breathing as exemplified by the nurse.
S: -
O:
There does not appear on the client signs the side effects of the drug.
S:
Family says it will enter the room alternately
O:
There are 2 people who meet with clients in the treatment room.
S:
The client said it felt better than ever.
O:
BP: 140/10 0 mmHg, N: 90 x / min, T: 36 0C, RR: 20 x / min.
S:
Clients say the pain in the street lahi r has been reduced to 3 scale. Clients say has done a deep breath when it started moving. Clients say deep breathing can reduce pain.
O:
Expression client looks relaxed
S: -
O:
There does not appear on the client signs the side effects of the drug.
S:
Clients say from morning already starfruitdrink ¾ cup of tea.
O:
Urine 300 cc.
V. EVALUATION
Initial client: Ny. S Status obstetrics: P 2 A 0
Age: 25 years Space: Edelweiss
Date / day
No. Dx.
Nursing Diagnosis
Evaluation
TTD
Sunday,
20/11/2011
Pkl. 14:00
1
Acute pain bd birth canal trauma
S:
Clients say the pain in the street lahi r has been reduced to 3 scale. Clients say has done a deep breath when it started moving. Clients say deep breathing can reduce pain.
O:
BP: 140/10 0 mmHg, N: 90 x / min, T: 36 0 C, RR: 20 x / min.Clients seemed relaxed. Clients are able to do deep breathing relaxation techniques.
A:
Partially solved the problem.
Has not been resolved:
Pain scale to 1
P:
Continue intervention.
Motivation clients to mobilize.
Sunday,
20/11/2011
Pkl. 14:00
2
The risk of seizures associated with a decrease in cerebral tissue perfusion
S:
The client said it felt better than ever.
Clients say not feel shortness of breath
Clients say never had a seizure.
O:
Composmentis consciousness.
BP: 140/10 0 mmHg,
N: 90 x / min,
RR: 20 x / min.
Clients were in the HCU
Clients get 6 grams of MgSO4 therapy dissolved in 500 ml of RL 20 TPM
Clients get oxygen 3 liters / min (cannula)
A: The risk does not occur, the problem is not resolved
Blood pressure is not within normal limits
P:
Monitor blood pressure
Collaborative examination of urinary protein
Sunday,
20/11/2011
Pkl. 14:00
3
The risk of ineffective tissue perfusion: bd kidney organ function decline: vasospasm and increase in BP.
S:
The client said it felt better than ever. Clients say not feel shortness of breath and never seizures. The client says it will take a given drug.
O:
Composmentis consciousness. TD: 140/100 mmHg, N: 90 x / min, T: 36 0 C, RR: 20 x / min. Clients taking drugs given. No allergic reactions such as nausea, vomiting, itching and redness.
A:
Partially solved the problem.
TD has not been within the normal range of 120/80 - 130/90 mmHg. Laboratory examination is not done anymore.
P:
Continue intervention.
Perform laboratory tests, especially for urea, creatinine and urine protein. Recommended for routine drugs and routine given control.


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Decreased resistance to angiotensin IIDecreased levels of vasodilation prostagalandins
Vasospasm
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Less Knowledge

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