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- CASE SCENARIO -DELIVERY ROOM Patient Susan is a 47 years old, G2P1 female who is living with her family at Silay City. She is a high school graduate, non-smoker, non-alcoholic and no allergies reported. Patient Susan was admitted to the labor room with the chief complaints of bright red profuse vaginal bleeding. She is in her third trimester of pregnancy, vaginal examination done by Dr .Torres revealed 5cm cervical dilatation with no labor pain .Dr. Torres ordered as follows; to start IVF of D5LR 1liter x 30gtts./min., O2inhalation @ 2 l/min via nasal cannula, Vital signs and FHB monitoring q 30mins. Put on bedrest. Patient Susan's vital signs upon admission: BP-90/60 mm/Hg Temperature-37 degree Celsius PR-90 bpm RR-30 cpm FHB-130 bpm@ left lower quadrant. As a student nurse, based on the case scenario above: 1.What will be your impression about the condition of your patient?CASE SCENARIO -DELIVERY ROOM Patient Susan is a 47 years old, G2P1 female who is living with her family at Silay City. She is a high school graduate, non-smoker, non-alcoholic and no allergies reported. Patient Susan was admitted to the labor room with the chief complaints of bright red profuse vaginal bleeding. She is in her third trimester of pregnancy, vaginal examination done by Dr .Torres revealed 5cm cervical dilatation with no labor pain .Dr. Torres ordered as follows; to start IVF of D5LR 1liter x 30gtts./min., O2inhalation @ 2 l/min via nasal cannula, Vital signs and FHB monitoring q 30mins. Put on bedrest. Patient Susan's vital signs upon admission: BP-90/60 mm/Hg Temperature-37 degree Celsius PR-90 bpm RR-30 cpm FHB-130 bpm@ left lower quadrant. As a student nurse, based on the case scenario above: 1.What will be your impression about the condition of your patient? 2.What are the clinical…CASE SCENARIO -DELIVERY ROOM Patient Susan is a 47 years old, G2P1 female who is living with her family at Silay City. She is a high school graduate, non-smoker, non-alcoholic and no allergies reported. Patient Susan was admitted to the labor room with the chief complaints of bright red profuse vaginal bleeding. She is in her third trimester of pregnancy, vaginal examination done by Dr .Torres revealed 5cm cervical dilatation with no labor pain .Dr. Torres ordered as follows; to start IVF of D5LR 1liter x 30gtts./min., O2inhalation @ 2 l/min via nasal cannula, Vital signs and FHB monitoring q 30mins. Put on bedrest. Patient Susan's vital signs upon admission: BP-90/60 mm/Hg Temperature-37 degree Celsius PR-90 bpm RR-30 cpm FHB-130 bpm@ left lower quadrant. As a student nurse, based on the case scenario above: 1. Formulate 1 possible nursing diagnosis in the case scenario given( 1Actual/1Risk)
- CASE SCENARIO -DELIVERY ROOM Patient Susan is a 47 years old, G2P1 female who is living with her family at Silay City. She is a high school graduate, non-smoker, non-alcoholic and no allergies reported. Patient Susan was admitted to the labor room with the chief complaints of bright red profuse vaginal bleeding. She is in her third trimester of pregnancy, vaginal examination done by Dr .Torres revealed 5cm cervical dilatation with no labor pain .Dr. Torres ordered as follows; to start IVF of D5LR 1liter x 30gtts./min., O2inhalation @ 2 l/min via nasal cannula, Vital signs and FHB monitoring q 30mins. Put on bedrest. Patient Susan's vital signs upon admission: BP-90/60 mm/Hg Temperature-37 degree Celsius PR-90 bpm RR-30 cpm FHB-130 bpm@ left lower quadrant. As a student nurse, based on the case scenario above: 1.What are the clinical manifestations present in your patient?A woman is considering getting an IUD. This method of birth control offers everything except -reversibility. -being a method under her control. -STI protection. -low failure rates.Make a learning objective for this topic: topic: Basics of teenage pregnancy (Definition, Causes, Effects, Risks) Learning objective (should start with this line): 1. After ___ minutes of discussion, the client will 2. After ___ minutes of discussion, the client will 3. After ___ minutes of discussion, the client will
- perinatal assessment of a pregnant woman -lmp, aog, edc geriatric assessment# the question is below. Answer quickly. 8. In the written word, outline information and nurse considerations for educating patients on the following topics: Cervical insufficiency Hydatidiform mole ABO and Rh incompatibilities.A client at 32-weeks gestation is seen in the outpatient clinic. Which of the following findings, if assessed by the nurse, would indicate a possible complication? Question 37 options: a) The client complains of an increase in vaginal discharge b) The client says she feels pressure against her diaphragm when the baby moves c) The client has 1 pedal edema in both feet at the end of the day d) The client’s urine test is positive for glucose and ketones
