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A case of a 24 years old - second degree laceration 90-95% of the perineum - "dugay lagi nahuman ug tahi Doc." resolution of physiologic and psychologic problem. Measures to: 1. Promote wound healing 1. Keep the area clean and dry 1. Encourage to verbalize feeling 1. Teach proper way of perineal she gave birth to a healthy baby boy On March 09, 2010 @ 6:15 am.
A case of a 24 years old - second degree laceration 90-95% of the perineum - "dugay lagi nahuman ug tahi Doc." resolution of physiologic and psychologic problem. Measures to: 1. Promote wound healing 1. Keep the area clean and dry 1. Encourage to verbalize feeling 1. Teach proper way of perineal she gave birth to a healthy baby boy On March 09, 2010 @ 6:15 am.
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A case of a 24 years old - second degree laceration 90-95% of the perineum - "dugay lagi nahuman ug tahi Doc." resolution of physiologic and psychologic problem. Measures to: 1. Promote wound healing 1. Keep the area clean and dry 1. Encourage to verbalize feeling 1. Teach proper way of perineal she gave birth to a healthy baby boy On March 09, 2010 @ 6:15 am.
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Name of Patient : Mrs Christine Sanchez Age: 24 yrs old
IMPRESSION: PUFT Physician: Dr. Josefina Ebao
I. Physiologic Deficit Measures to:
A. impaired skin integrity 1. Promote wound healing Cues:-presence of a median 1.1 keep the area clean and dry Episiotomy. 1.2 encourage to verbalize feeling A case of a 24 years old - second degree laceration 90-95% 1.3 teach proper way of perineal care resolution of female patient GiPo, post-partum of the perineum physiologic 1.4 encourage early ambulation mother Mrs. Christine Sanchez - “dugay lagi nahuman and 1.5 instruct mother to be exposed in from Talisay City. Admitted for ug tahi Doc.” psychologic Perilite lamp. the first time in Cebu Doctor’s problem. 1.6 provide hot bath Hospital due to uterine contra- 1.7 teach client about optimum nutrition ctions. On March 08, 2010. and increased protein intake. 1.8 administer pain reliever as prescribed. She gave birth to a II. Physiologic Deficit 2. Pomote fluid intake healthy baby boy on March 09, B. Fluid volume deficit 2.1 provide oral case. 2010 @ 6:15 am. Cues: - dry skins 2.2 note client’s preference about fluids - pallor and food or high fluid content. - clammy hands I. Impaired Skin 2.3 establish a 24hr fluid replacement - client was drinking water integrity r/t 2nd needs to be used while she was interviewed degree laceration 2.4 administer antimetrics and antidiarhea 2* episiotomy as prescribed “Mapuno ug dugo akong diaper” II. Fluid volume deficit 2.5 assist in administering oxytocin through r/t median episiotomy 16 infusion. III. Risk for infection r/t 2.6 anticipate clients needs at all times. Median episitomy
III. Physiologic Deficit 3. prevent complications
C. Risk for infection 3.1 stress proper hardworking Cues: -presence of a 3.2 provide perineal care medianepisiotomy 3.3 promote perineal self-care - diaper fully 3.4 instruct mother to be exposed on perilite Soaked with lamp blood 3.5 emphasize necessity of taking antibiotics inform to report immediate signs of infan. administers antibiotics as pescribed.
Actual state of cues Ng.Dx Ng. Actions Desire
Patient’s Condition Objectives: Goal: Outcome After 8 hrs of studentnurse- client After 2 days of Interaction, the client will be able to: studentnurse- client inter- 1. participate in developing techniques action, the client will be For wound healing able to attain optimum 2. maintain a fluid volume of a level of functioning Functional level as evidenced By warm, non- clammy skin. 3. prevent infections