Physical: Atmosphere, pollution, lighting, Signs and Symptoms: Medications:
temperature *Uterine Contractions Watery vaginal o Ferrous Sulfate
Social: Family, partner Admitting Diagnosis: G2P1 (1001) Pregnancy discharge o Mefenamic Acid Uterine, 39 weeks, CIL Cultural: Beliefs, moral values *Bloody show o Oxytocin
Spiritual: Religion Past Medical Hx: - *Vaginal bleeding
Past surgical procedure: Perineal Support *Cervix effacement The absence of harmful environment History of circumstances: N/A and labor contributed to a restful hospitalization. While the support of the patient’s family and partner made it possible for the patient to seek help. Activity box: Having connection with religion and beliefs J.M, 21, Female, Filipino, Roman Catholic Vital signs helped the patient to cope during Piaget Formal Operational Patient follows monitoring hospitalizations, since it provided comfort. directions (immediate breastfeeding and Vaginal bleeding massaging of uterus monitoring Erikson Intimacy vs Isolation Maintains relationship Health teaching with family and partner o After childbirth, followed by the delivery of placenta is the start of the ‘recovery’ stage, which may last for 6 Kohlberg Post-conventional, Patient is committed to Stage 6 caring for her infant Nursing Diagnosis: Effective breastfeeding weeks. This involves the normal decrease in size of the uterus (matris). Regular and strong contractions related to basic breastfeeding knowledge a.e.b. (paghilab) will be present, which assists in the return of Sustained breastfeeding activity the normal uterine size. o Lochia (Vaginal bleeding/Pagdurugo) has 3 stages. During the 1st stage (first three days), the discharge will Goal: Patient will demonstrate continuous effective be entirely red. The 2nd stage, (4th to 10th day), the breastfeeding techniques after 1-2 hours of nursing discharge will become pinkish or brownish in color. interventions After that, colorless or white discharge will start up until the third week after birth. o For the first 2 days after delivery of placenta, colostrum (unang gatas) will be secreted. The breasts will become Assess: patient’s knowledge To gather baseline for managing Patient has basic knowledge full and tender as the milk forms. This is due to the regarding breastfeeding or teaching about breastfeeding decreased levels of estrogen and progesterone Assess: patient’s demonstration of To know whether she needs No problems with (hormones na nagpapatigil ng paggatas). The breasts breastfeeding additional support demonstrating breastfeeding becomes fuller, larger and firmer, may be accompanied Manage any deviation from proper To maintain effective Patient prevent doing mistakes by pain. “Engorgement” occurs if the breasts become breastfeeding breastfeeding while breastfeeding overfilled with milk, blood and other fluids, and it will Instruct patient to demonstrate To check for any mistakes Patient demonstrate proper fade once the infant starts sucking/feeding. proper breastfeeding breastfeeding Explain further the need to To ensure that the patient Patient initiates effective breastfeed effectively initiates proper breastfeeding breastfeeding Maintain the bonding of the mother For continuous breastfeeding No interruption during and her infant, 24 hours a day breastfeeding
The goal was met: patient is observed to be continuously breastfeeding
her infant, and verbalize understanding of proper breastfeeding. CF: effective health teaching, patient was cooperative