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PART 2 PEDIATRİC, MATERHITY, AND PSYCHIATRIC CASS Chart/Exhibit Vital Signs Blood pressure Heart rate 116/74ms Wg 88 beats/mis 16 breaths/min 989 (37 2C Respiratory rate 5. Do any of these vital signs cause concern? What sould you de 6. P.M. tells you that the date of her last menstrual period (LMP) was February 2. Honwold you calculate her due date? What is her due date 7. What is the significance of a gynecoid pelvis? 8. What specimens are important to obtain when the pelvic ezamination is done CASE STUDY PROGRESS Nursing interventions focus on monitoring the woman and fetus for growth and development detect- ing potential complications, and teaching P.M.about nutrition, how to deal with common discomforts of pregnancy, and activities of self-care 9. A psychological assessment is done to determine PM's feelings and attitudes regarding ber pregnancy How do attitudes, beliefs, and feelings affect pregnancy

Answer 1

5 No the vital signs of the patient doesn't show any abnormalities.

Normal temperature-98. 6degree For

Respiration-12 to 20 breaths/min

Pulse rate-60- 100 beats/mt.

6.Naegeles rule for calculating the due date of pregnancy. The rule estimates the estimated date of delivery by adding a year, subtracting 3months and adding 7 days to the origin of gestational age. Another method is to add 9months plus 7 days to the first day of the Last menstruation period.

7 The gynaecoid pelvis is the most favourable for successful labour and birth. It is a normal pelvis and transversely rounded or blunt.

8 Pelvic exam is a visualization of the external genitalia, va gina and cervix for abnormalities. Collection of a specimen for a pap test is important.

9 Ambivalence occurs early in pregnancy, even when the pregnancy is planned. The mother msy experience a dependence-independence conflict and ambivalence related to role changes. Factors that maybe related to acceptance of the pregnancy are the woman's readiness for the experience and her identification with the motherhood role. Emotional liability maybe manifested by frequent changes of emotional states. These emotional changes are common, but the mother may think that these changes are abnormal.