Nursing Care for Pregnant Patient
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I. VALUATION:
DATA:
Sex: female Edad: 26
26-year-old female patient, pregnant, with 32 weeks of gestation, state of consciousness
alert.
Laboratory tests: Hb. 9g %
VITAL SIGNS:
R: 18x'
P/A: 130/90mmHg
P: 82x’
T: 36.8 °C
II. NURSING DIAGNOSIS:
Acute pain R/C uterine contractions M/P physical reactions.
Fear R/C pregnancy M/P arrival of the baby
Anxiety R/C lack of knowledge about pregnancy M/P expresses not having her partner close and that her
the economic situation is not suitable
CONFRONTATION WITH LITERATURE - ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION
DATE THEORETICAL BASIS ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION
Pain Pain .- sensory and emotional experience The pain that the patient experiences
physical reactions unpleasant associated with real damage or caused by childbirth provokes a state
potential of the tissue of discomfort manifesting
through faces of pain and walk
Acute pain.- it is a short-duration pain that is analgesic, preventing you from carrying out
which usually has a cause that easily carries out its activities properly
identifiable. This type of pain
it usually originates outside the brain
(in the peripheral nervous system), although
it is processed and interpreted in it (by the
central nervous system). It usually responds
good for analgesics and therefore his
duration is limited to a period of
under two weeks.
arrival of the baby Fear that is felt when considering that something The fear is a response that can
refers what yes harmful or negative occurs or has triggered problems during the
economic situation occurred. birth
it is not suitable
The anxiety is
declares not to have Anxiety - it is a feeling of fear often associated with worry.
your partner nearby, is unease and concern whose source is excessive upheavals
first-time mother an unspecified or unknown frequency (Called apprehensive expectation).
she appears anxious for the individual the patient finds it difficult to control
this state of constant
concern and anguish
III. PLANNING
IDENTIFIED PROBLEM EXPECTED PARAMETER Nursing Actions
Pain sharp R/C PAIN CONTROL: ADMINISTRATION DE
uterine contractions M/P Reduction of the MEDICATIONS:
physical reactions. behaviors Consult of possible
related to the interactions with others
pain drugs
Improvements of the state Do not exceed the dose
of mood () Talk about the effect of the
medication on your body
Control blood pressure
constantly
Fear R/C pregnancy M/P Self-control ON IMPROVEMENT OF COPING:
arrival of the baby, refers that TEMOR: encourage the gradual dominance of
su situación económica no es Describe patterns of a situation
adequate confrontation make direct suggestions for
effective and ineffective manage everyday events
Identify propias promote the share
answers of frequent problems with the
confrontation others.
Anxiety R/C lack of SELF-CONTROL OF PRIOR GUIDANCE:
knowledge about IMPULSES: Indicate the symptoms that
pregnancy M/P manifests no Describe the own will have during childbirth and the
having your partner close is anxiety y the processes that will be carried out
first-time mother patterns of Allow setbacks
confrontation Listen to the symptoms that
Identify 2 refers
strategies for Help reduce the level of
reduce anxiety anxiety
Demonstrate techniques of
breathing, ask the person
let's practice it
Avoid leaving her alone
IV. EXECUTION:
To carry out the various procedures, I had a broad environment that allowed me to do so without any.
Occurrence of each activity for each diagnosis, taking into account the critical analysis of nursing and based
a scientific basis for each intervention performed; always demonstrating quality and warmth in the
care taking into account the integrity of the patient and respecting their autonomy.
In the room during the process, the following procedures were carried out:
Maintain the proper position
Implementation of massages and therapeutic exercises
Temperature monitoring
Help with self-care.
V. EVALUATION:
OF THE PROCESS: the pregnant mother was cooperative in providing all the necessary information.
with sincerity.
FROM THE PAE: Accurate data was extracted by observing the signs and symptoms of the pregnant mother throughout the
process, and we were able to prioritize the data in order to intervene appropriately and with utmost responsibility