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Mindanao State University – Iligan Institute of Technology

Student: Chamelli Ann E. Robin Group: __________


Inclusive Dates of Duty: ______________________________
Patient: __________________________ Room No.: _______
Maternal and Child Nursing

NURSING CARE PLAN


Identified Problem: insufficient knowledge

Nursing Diagnosis: Deficient knowledge related to progress of labor and delivery

CUES OBJECTIVES INTERVENTIONS RATIONALE EVALUATION


Subjective: Short Term Objectives: Independent: Short Term:
“I’m in labor. Tell me what I’m After 8 hours of nursing  Observe and note existing misconceptions  Assessment provides an important After 8 hours of nursing intervention,
supposed to do.” as verbalized by intervention, patient would be able regarding material to be taught. starting point in education. the patient was able to verbalize
the patient to: Knowledge serves to correct faulty understanding of care requirements
 Verbalize understanding ideas. to promote health of self and fetus
of care requirements to  Identify cultural influences on health teaching  Interventions need to be specific to
promote health of self each patient considering their
and fetus individual differences and
Long Term Objectives: backgrounds. Long Term:
After 16 hours of nursing  Provide an atmosphere of respect, openness,  Conveying respect is especially After 16 hours of nursing intervention,
intervention, patient would be able trust, and collaboration.. important when providing the patient was able to perform
to: education to patients with different activities and techniques that assisted
 Engage in activities to values and beliefs about health with pain control and relaxation and
prepare for birth process and illness. has demonstrated behaviors and
Objective:  Experience complication-  Begin with information the client already knows  This can arouse interest / limit techniques for a complication-free
Fundal Height- 35cm free labor and childbirth and move to what the client does not know, sense of being overwhelmed labor and childbirth.
Cervix dilatation- 6cm dilated progressing to simple to complex
FHR- 150 beats/min  Ascertain the client’s understanding and  To establish content to be included
expectations of the labor process
 Demonstrate or review behaviors and techniques  To assist with pain control and
(e.g., breathing focused imagery, music, other relaxation
distractions; aromatherapy; abdominal effleurage,
back or leg rubs, sacral pressure, repositioning,
and back rest; oral and perineal care and linen
changes; and shower/ hot tub use)
 Discuss available analgesics, usual responses  This allows client to make an
and side effects (client and fetal), and duration of informed choice about the means
analgesic effect in light of current situation of pain control; thid can allay the
client’s fears and anxieties about
medication use
 Provide information about additional learning  This may assist with further
resources learning and promote learning at
his or her own pace.

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