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Medical Mangaement: I. Iv Therapy
Medical Mangaement: I. Iv Therapy
I. IV THERAPY
Purpose:
Used to maintain the patient’s hydration.
Serves as a route for medication.
Oxytocin- for postpartum control of bleeding after expulsion of the placenta
Voluven- indicated for the treatment and prophylaxis of hypovolemia.
Nursing Management:
Verify the Doctor’s order.
Inform the client and explain the purpose of IV therapy.
Instruct the patient that the procedure may cause a little bit pain upon insertion.
Practice aseptic technique.
Regulate IVF at prescribed rate.
Check IV patency.
Observe for potential complications.
II. Oxygen therapy
Purpose:
This supplies sufficient amount of oxygen to the body.
Nursing Management:
Determine the need for Oxygen therapy
Verify the Doctor’s order on which type of delivery system and how many liter
of oxygen are actually needed.
Regulate the oxygen at the prescribed rate and ensure proper functioning.
Provide support while the patient adjusts to the device.
Apply water-soluble lubricant as required to soothe the mucous membrane and to prevent
irritation of the nares.
Change tubing.
Instruct S.O to avoid smoking inside the room or anything that can cause fire because
oxygen is highly combustible.
Purpose:
To raise the hemoglobin level of the patient due to uterine atony secondary to vaginal
bleeding.
Nursing Management:
Cross matching should be done prior to the procedure.
Verify the patient’s identity.
Verify the Doctor’s order.
Packed RBC must be prepared 30 minutes prior to transfusion. It should be maintained
on a room temperature.
Check the requisition form, the blood bag, and the serial number.
Two nurses must be present in checking prior to transfusion.
Check for the patient’s initial vital signs.
Ensure the Doctor’s counter check on the order and sign thereafter.
Monitor patient for signs and symptoms of adverse reactions such as hemolytic reactions
(chills, fever, headache, cyanosis, chest pain, tachycardia, hypotension), febrile reaction,
mild or severe allergic reaction, circurlatory overload, or sepsis.
Purpose:
To drain urine from the bladder
To facilitate accurate measurement of urinary output
Nursing Management:
Explain to the patient the purpose of the procedure.
Check if the patient has allergy to latex.
Instruct the patient to take a deep breath upon insertion.
Make sure that urine is flowing out of the catheter into the urine collection bag.
Make sure that the catheter tube is not twisted or linked.
Keep the urine collection bag below waist level to prevent urine from flowing back to the
bladder.
V. POSITIONING
Nursing Management:
Explain to the patient the purpose of the position.
Assist the patient in assuring a certain position.
Instruct the patient not to alter the position and inform the possible complications.
VI. DIET
Purpose:
Preparation for the surgical procedure (caesarian section).
B. NPO (non per orem) Temporarily (Post-operative order)
Date Ordered: (07-03-17)
Purpose:
To prevent aspiration and GI distress.
Purpose:
To prevent aspiration and requires less energy for digestion.
Purpose:
To maintain a state of good nutrition
NURSING MANAGEMENT
Check Doctors order
Explain the purpose of the diet.
Provide health teachings on the foods the patient need to avoid such as preserved foods,
canned goods, fried foods, and etc.
PURPOSE:
Nursing Management:
Check Doctor’s order
Explain the purpose of the exercise