Question

Nursing care plan.

Nursing Management of Pregnancy at Risk: Pregnancy-Related Complications.

Teresa is a 36-year-old primigravida who is expecting twins. She is 26 weeks pregnant. She stays after your “What to Expect with Twins” class to talk to you. Although Teresa is a nurse, she has many questions and concerns. Her twins are a result of years of trying to get pregnant and in vitro fertilization. She is nervous about whether she will have a vaginal delivery or a cesarean section. She is worried about having the babies prematurely. She wants you to tell her everything that could go wrong so she can be prepared.

1. Definition of Medical Diagnosis Etiology/Pathophysiology

2. Common Sign/Symptoms

3. Potential Complications

4. Expected Assessment Findings head to toe

5. Diagnostic Studies/Labs

6. All NANDA Nursing Diagnoses

Answer 1

ANSWER :

1. DEFINITIONS OF

MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS : Medical diagnosis is defined as a process of determining or identifying disease of a person show cases signs and symptoms of disease.

ETIOLOGY : Etiology is other wise defined as "Causes" is a branch of science identifying causes and origins of disease.

PATHOPHYSIOLOGY : Pathophysiology is defined as the physiological processes associated with disease conditions of patient.

2. COMMON SIGNS / SYMPTOMS :

The common signs and symptoms during high risk pregnancy are as follows :

* Vaginal bleeding

* Decreasing of fetal movements

* Painful urination

* Pain in lower abdomen

* Abdominal cramps

* Regular abdominal contractions

* Tightening of abdomen

* Water discharge

* Discomfort, etc..

3. POTENTIAL COMPLICATIONS :

The potential complications that a rise from risk pregnancy are as follows :

* Preeclampsia

* Repeated infections

* Abortions

* Preterm deliveries

* Gestational diabetes during pregnancy

* Over weight

* Undergoing to cesarean section delivery,and more