Question

MECHANICS:

1. From a hypothetical case scenario:

A multigrada patient (G2P1, 26 weeks AOG came in for check-up.

This is her 3^rd visit since her pregnancy started. Her ultrasound revealed multi fetal gestation. She is a laundry woman and her husband is a carpenter. She is pale looking and is observed to be weak. She claimed that she has recently lost appetite because she is afraid to eat a lot because it might lead to a possible CS delivery.

2. Identify at least 2 -3 actual nursing problems and 2 potential problems affecting the client and her baby
3. Prepare an NCP following the format:

3.1. Subjective/objective data

3.2. Nursing Diagnosis

3.3 Rationale (should indicate book sources or references)

3.4 Goals/ objectives

3.5 Nursing interventions

3.6. Scientific rationale for the interventions

3.7. Evaluation criteria

Answer 1

ASSESSMENT DIAGNOSIS OBJETIVE INTERVENTION II RATIONALE | EVALUATION SUBJECTIVE ! ANAEMIA DUE I NOTE THE CHANGES. IT MAY INDICATE PATIENT CLAIMED PATIEN REVEALS To Loss of lon BALANCE AND CHANGES ASSOCIATED THAT SHE RECENTLY THE Loss of APPETITE LOST APPETITE MUSCLE WEAKNESS WITH VITAMINA Biz APPETITE, BECAUSE OF AFRAID OF POSSIBLE CS AND THE PALE DELIVERY ABILITY TO PERFORM • INFLUENCE THE DISCOLORATION DAILY TASKS. NEED OF ASSISTANCE SHOWS SHE IS OBJECTIVE ;- ANAEMIC, • RECOMMEND jo RECOVERING CANAEMIC) HEALTHY DIET STRATEGY From LOSS OF APPETITE BEING A NAE MIC. Assess PATIENT'S DEFICIENCY. PALE LOOKING ULTRA SOUNDined with muti RETALA mScanner GESTATION

Nursing problems include the pale discolouration due to anemia because of diminished oxygen carrying capacity of blood, and the altered nutrition that is less than the body requirements related to inadequate intake of food because of loss of appetite.

This can encounter problems to both mother and baby.

Severe anemia and malnutrition increase the risk of premature birth or baby may have low weight. Studies also shows that there will be infant death immediately before or after the delivery.

Mother may experience post partim depression, dizziness, weakness and fatigue.