Yeah plan of action of this patient is inclusive based on treatment based on underlying cause the first management for this patient is the heavy bleeding if you suspect postpartum hemorrhage notify all available stock including the obstertrician(doctor) and additional losses to address the this critical situation Matthew Humera is which occurs in about 10% patients with the secondary Postpartum haemorrhage calls for support of multiple times the cause of bleeding should be identified as soon as possible to Anju proper treatment for this patient to stop hemorrhages.
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We have to explain the patient and her husband after the procedure you will experience heavy bleeding for the past few days along with some clotting this may be heavier than your periods this breathing is a type of vaginal discharge known as Russia and is bright red in colour they may be some clotting along with the bleeding which is also normal during this time the dishes with lost around for 6 weeks post that will it will become more water and the college will return from Pink brown to invite the bleeding occurs because the body needs to expel the extra tissue and blood stored for now reaching the baby bleeding occurs irrespective of the kind of delivery.
And also explain the yeah boggy uterus and distended abdomen is due to indicating it's for uterine tone of your patient is a Red flag because you didn't aired on is leading cause of Postpartum haemorrhage. And this is the most common cause of the postpartum hemorrhage bleeding
I will consider call the physician.. To make sure the physician should know the condition of this patient heavy bleeding .and distended uterus.and to discuss about blood transfusion if needed.otherwise the condition is normal vital signs.
Nursing diagnosis is deficient fluid volume is a state of venation where the following output axis and the fluid intake is squeezed it happens when water help reduce the Lost Legacy normal body fluids.
Acute pain related to the surgery.
History/ Information Past medical history: Patient is apparently healthy woman who has been married for two...
History/ Information Past medical history: Patient is apparently healthy woman who has been married for two years. She denies surgery or previous health problems except for occasional episodes of asthma that resolve with albuterol inhaler as needed. Her last inhaler use was 2 weeks ago. She denies smoking, recreational drug use or alcohol use. No known drug allergies. Familiar history: Mother: hypertension at age 40; hysterectomyat age 42 and diabetes at age 45 Father: myocardial infarction at age 58 Labor...
History/ Information Past medical history: Patient is apparently healthy woman who has been married for two years. She denies surgery or previous health problems except for occasional episodes of asthma that resolve with albuterol inhaler as needed. Her last inhaler use was 2 weeks ago. She denies smoking, recreational drug use or alcohol use. No known drug allergies. Familiar history: Mother: hypertension at age 40; hysterectomy at age 42 and diabetes at age 45 Father: myocardial infarction at age 58...
Assessing Postpartum Bleeding Diana is a healthy 35-year-old G5P5 who vaginally delivered an 8 pound, 6 ounce baby girl with an intact perineum. Her estimated blood loss (EBL) was 500 mL. During the fourth stage of labor her vital signs, fundus, and lochia were within normal limits (WNL). She is transferred to the mother-baby unit 3 hours after birth. 1. What is the postpartum period? 2. What is the process of uterine involution after childbirth? 3. How is postpartum hemostasis...
Patient Medical History Georgia is a 32 year old woman who has been suffering from recurrent (sometimes severe) headaches, and periods of fatigue since late childhood (~10-11 years of age). In her early twenties (21 years of age) she was diagnosed with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) and began to experience periods of unexplained abdominal pain. Georgia’s symptoms have waxed and waned over times, sometimes she feels fine but other times (since ~10-11 years of age) the headaches, fatigue and abdominal...
A. Martha is a 44 year old married woman with three children who presents with a 2 month history of initial and terminal insomnia and a 12 pound weight loss over that same period. She admits to feeling sad almost every day for the past 2 months that occured after she lost her job. She denies feeling enjoyment, has not engaged in any previously enjoyable activities, and wonders if life is worth living. Her physical examination is negative, vital signs...
Brief Patient History Mrs. G is a 54-year-old African American woman who has been having intermittent indigestion for the past month. She has a history of hypertension and hyperlipidemia. She was admitted as an inpatient on a medical floor for management of her blood pressure and is scheduled to undergo endoscopy tomorrow. Mrs. G suddenly becomes diaphoretic and complains of nausea and epigastric pain. Clinical Assessment The rapid response team is called to evaluate Mrs. G. When the team arrives...
The husband of an elderly woman, who had become incoherent over the past day, called emergency medical services (EMS). When they arrived at the house and asked the woman’s husband for her history, he told them his wife had diabetes and hypertension for many years. Before calling EMS, he had checked her medicines and, based on the number of pills still left in the bottle, he estimated she had not been taking her antihypertensive medication for about 2 weeks. On...
minimum of two hundred words please A 37-years-old Mary K., is 37-years-old mother presents to the prenatal clinic after missing her last 2 menstrual cycles. She reports that her home pregnancy test was positive. An ultrasound confirms pregnancy and calculated 10 weeks of gestation. Her medical history reveals that she had uncomplicated spontaneous delivery at 38.5 weeks 5 years ago. Three years ago she has Cesarean delivery at 37.5 weeks due to non- reassuring fetal heart tone. Both children are...
Assessments: 1. A patient arrives in triage claiming she is in labor. She tells you that this is her 7th pregnancy, with previous deliveries at 37, 28, 40, 39 and 38 weeks respectively, as well as a loss at 14 weeks. She reports that one of her children died of SIDS at 4 months of age. What is her G/P? GTPAL? 2. You are caring for a woman in the postpartum unit. She just delivered twins at 35 weeks. She...
History of Present Illness A 49 y.o. woman, accompanied by her husband, comes into the primary care clinic complaining of a significant headache since that morning. Patient describes the headache as 8/10 and states that it started suddenly this morning after she attended a breakfast at the garden club. While she was sitting at the table, she felt an urge to have a BM, went to the bathroom, and returned to the table. Shortly after that, her HA started. She...