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Question: CREATE A SCENARIO of a client utilizing any of the Obstetric risk of a mother Base on the example of NCP given BELOW ASSESSMENT NURSING DIAGNOSIS INFERENCE PLANNING INTERVENTION RATIONALE EVALUATIO Objective: Independent: The cord is Risk of injury related to early cord slips into presenting part. Prolapsed umbilical cord occurs when the baby's umbilical cord falls into the birth canal ahead of the baby's head or other parts of the baby's body. The umbilical cord slips in front or alongside the fetal presenting part. It occurs 1 of 200 pregnancies. After the 8 hour -To relieve the Change maternal position, usually in knee-chest FHR returns visible and pressure of the presenting part so rate. that the oxygen can get through the baby. intervention, the Fetal heart rate to normal palpable will returns to position. normal. Membranes are raptures. Uncomplica ted birth of Impaired gas exchanged (fetal) related to interruption of blood flow the viable -To protect the exposed cord. infant. Changes in FHR Cover cord with warm saline dressing DOCUM ENTO.M lacen be abie fetus in a robl umb fetal rmi tion o rea infa -If the umbilical vein is obstructed, but the arteries are still patent, then the fetus will continue to pump blood out to the placenta but get nothing in return. This will lead fairly rapidly to hypoxia (no fresh oxygen coming in), and hypovolemia (shock, from reduction on available vaginal or cesarean birth. Collaborative: -To stop her contractions, relieving pressure on the cord. Consider giving Terbutaline 0.25 mg SQ

Question: CREATE A SCENARIO of a client utilizing any of the Obstetric risk of a mother Base on the example of NCP given BELOW ASSESSMENT NURSING DIAGNOSIS INFERENCE PLANNING INTERVENTION RATIONALE EVALUATIO Objective: Independent: The cord is Risk of injury related to early cord slips into presenting part. Prolapsed umbilical cord occurs when the baby's umbilical cord falls into the birth canal ahead of the baby's head or other parts of the baby's body. The umbilical cord slips in front or alongside the fetal presenting part. It occurs 1 of 200 pregnancies. After the 8 hour -To relieve the Change maternal position, usually in knee-chest FHR returns visible and pressure of the presenting part so rate. that the oxygen can get through the baby. intervention, the Fetal heart rate to normal palpable will returns to position. normal. Membranes are raptures. Uncomplica ted birth of Impaired gas exchanged (fetal) related to interruption of blood flow the viable -To protect the exposed cord. infant. Changes in FHR Cover cord with warm saline dressing DOCUM ENTO.M lacen be abie fetus in a robl umb fetal rmi tion o rea infa -If the umbilical vein is obstructed, but the arteries are still patent, then the fetus will continue to pump blood out to the placenta but get nothing in return. This will lead fairly rapidly to hypoxia (no fresh oxygen coming in), and hypovolemia (shock, from reduction on available vaginal or cesarean birth. Collaborative: -To stop her contractions, relieving pressure on the cord. Consider giving Terbutaline 0.25 mg SQ

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Understanding Health Insurance: A Guide to Billing and Reimbursement
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Question: CREATE A SCENARIO of a client utilizing any of the Obstetric risk of a mother Base on the example of NCP given BELOW EVALUATIO N ASSESSMENT RATIONALE NURSING DIAGNOSIS INFERENCE PLANNING INTERVENTION Objective: Independent: Risk of injury related to early cord slips into Prolapsed umbilical cord occurs when the baby's umbilical cord falls into Change maternal position, usually in knee-chest position. The cord is After the 8 hour -To relieve the FHR returns pressure of the presenting part so that the oxygen can get through the baby. visible and intervention, the to normal palpable Fetal heart rate rate. the birth canal ahead of the baby's head or other parts of the baby's body. The umbilical cord slips in front or alongside the fetal presenting part. It occurs 1 of 200 will returns to presenting part. normal. Membranes Uncomplica ted birth of are raptures. Impaired gas exchanged (fetal) related to interruption the viable infant. -To protect the exposed cord. Changes in FHR Cover cord with warm saline dressing pregnancies. of blood flow DOCUM ENTO.M) lacent be a bid robl fetus in a umb tion o infar fetal erm rea way vaginal or cesarean birth. -If the umbilical vein is obstructed, but the arteries are still patent, then the fetus will continue to pump blood out to the placenta but get nothing in return. This will lead fairly rapidly to hypoxia (no fresh oxygen coming in), and hypovolemia (shock, from reduction on available blood volume). -To stop her contractions, relieving pressure on the cord. Collaborative: Consider giving Terbutaline 0.25 mg SQ
Transcribed Image Text:Question: CREATE A SCENARIO of a client utilizing any of the Obstetric risk of a mother Base on the example of NCP given BELOW EVALUATIO N ASSESSMENT RATIONALE NURSING DIAGNOSIS INFERENCE PLANNING INTERVENTION Objective: Independent: Risk of injury related to early cord slips into Prolapsed umbilical cord occurs when the baby's umbilical cord falls into Change maternal position, usually in knee-chest position. The cord is After the 8 hour -To relieve the FHR returns pressure of the presenting part so that the oxygen can get through the baby. visible and intervention, the to normal palpable Fetal heart rate rate. the birth canal ahead of the baby's head or other parts of the baby's body. The umbilical cord slips in front or alongside the fetal presenting part. It occurs 1 of 200 will returns to presenting part. normal. Membranes Uncomplica ted birth of are raptures. Impaired gas exchanged (fetal) related to interruption the viable infant. -To protect the exposed cord. Changes in FHR Cover cord with warm saline dressing pregnancies. of blood flow DOCUM ENTO.M) lacent be a bid robl fetus in a umb tion o infar fetal erm rea way vaginal or cesarean birth. -If the umbilical vein is obstructed, but the arteries are still patent, then the fetus will continue to pump blood out to the placenta but get nothing in return. This will lead fairly rapidly to hypoxia (no fresh oxygen coming in), and hypovolemia (shock, from reduction on available blood volume). -To stop her contractions, relieving pressure on the cord. Collaborative: Consider giving Terbutaline 0.25 mg SQ
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