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Components of nursing care
That’s his mother with rest and recovery after birth
Assessment of physiological and psychological adaptation
Prevention of complications
Education regarding self management of infant care
Supportive mother and her partner during transition to parenthood
Transfer from recovery area
And traditional setting, woman is moved to after birth room after recovery
In labor, delivery, recovery, and postpartum setting, woman and infant remain together in room where birth occurred
Post anesthesia recovery, regardless of status no woman should be discharge from recovery until completely recovered from anesthesia
Planning for discharge
Length of stay is dependent upon:
Physical condition of the mother a newborn, mental and emotional status of mother, social support at home, educational needs for self management, financial constraints
Newborns and mother’s health protection act of 1996
Allows for a minimum of 40 hours today after vaginal birth and 96 hours after the Cesarian birth
Criteria for discharge
American Academy of pediatrics recommendation
I’m going to physical assessment
Routine laboratory test
Nursing interventions:
Preventing excessive bleeding, maintaining uterine tone, preventing bladder distention,Preventing infection, promoting comfort, nine nonpharmacological interventions pharmaceutical interventions
Nursing interventions: promoting rest, promoting ambulation, exercise, nutrition, promoting normal bowel and bladder problems, bladder function valve function promoting breast-feeding and lactation suppression
Nursing interventions, health promotion for future pregnancies, rubella vera Cella TD app and preventing RH isoimmunization
Discharge care management
EffectOf birth experience, maternal self in image, adaptation to parenthood and parent infant interactions
Care management: psychological needs family structure and function, effective cultural beliefs and practices
Discharge teaching
Self-care and signs of complications sexual activity and contraception, and medications
Discharge teaching:
Follow up after discharge routine schedule of care, home visit, telephone pole up, warm lines, support groups, referral to community resources
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