Gastric Band Hypnosis For Women: How To Burn Fat, Stop Disordered And Emotional Eating Through Positive Affirmations, Guided Meditation, And Self-Hypnosis Without The Risk Of Gastric Band Surgery
G. Vrbová (Auth.), Professor Dr. W. A. Nix, Professor Dr. G. Vrbová (Eds.) - Electrical Stimulation and Neuromuscular Disorders-Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg (1986)
Subjective Data: to postpartum Short Term Goals: After 4 hours of Nurses’ hemorrhage due to shift, the patient has: The patient has verbalized uterine atony. ● After 4 hours of that she had an Nursing Independent Intervention ● Patient has spontaneous vaginal Intervention, the ● Monitor vital sign ● Close monitoring verbalized reduced delivery with episiotomy patient/ client will: closely. of vital signs and conntrol and she delivered a specially blood bleeding healthy baby girl. Hence ● The client will pressure, heart she feel fatigued and verbalize reduced rate, respiratory The goal has been meet happy after delivering the and control rate is crucial to baby and on the bleeding assess the otherhand she feel a patient's moderate perineal pain Long Term Goals: hemodynamic which is expected after status. Changes in the episiotomy repair. ● After 24 hours of vital signs may Nursing About 2 hours after indicate the Intervention, the delivery, The patient severity of patient/ client will: begins to complain of bleeding and guide increased vaginal bleeding ● The Client will the need for and feels lightheaded. The have a stabilized additional patient reports a condition and will interventions. sensation of dizziness restore normal ● Patient has shown when attempting to stand or change positions. She hemadynamic ● Initiate uterine sign of uterine describes the bleeding as parameters and massage to promote contraction and heavier than expected avoid additional contraction. ● Uterine massage reduced bleeding and expresses concern complications. stimulates the about the amount of uterine muscles, The goal has been meet blood she is passing. promoting contraction and Objective Data: preventing uterine ● Blood Pressure: atony, which is a 90/60 mmHg common cause of (decreased from postpartum pre-delivery hemorrhage. baseline) Massage helps the ● Heart Rate: 120 uterus to regain bpm (elevated ● Patient tone and control from pre-delivery ● Encourage Skin-to- understood and baseline) Skin Contact and bleeding. demonstrated ● Respiratory Rate: Breastfeeding. ● Encouraging skin- compliance about 22 breaths per to-skin contact and the concept of minute initiating skin-to-skin ● Temperature: breastfeeding can contact and 98.6°F (37°C) stimulate the breastfeeding. ● Abdomen is soft, release of non-tender uterus endogenous The goal has been meet at or just below oxytocin. This the level of the natural oxytocin umbilicus. release enhances ● Episiotomy site uterine intact, moderate contractions, bleeding noted from the vaginal aiding in the prevention of area. postpartum ● Uterine atony hemorrhage. observed. The uterus is not well- contracted and Dependent Intervention ● Both oxytocin and ● Patient has feels boggy on ● Administer oxytocin misoprostol are presented palpation. or misoprostol to improvement in uterotonic stimulate uterine uterine medications that contractions. contraction and aim to prevent or the bleeding treat uterine decreases. atony, a leading cause of postpartum The goal has been meet hemorrhage.
● Order and Interpret
Laboratory Tests. ● The patient ● Valuable laboratory results information on the extent of blood are all in the loss, coagulation normal or status and need acceptable for blood products findings. can be obtained from laboratory The goal has been meet tests such as complete blood counts CBC in addition to coagulative profile and typing. Further decisions on treatment and management will be guided by this information. Collaborative Intervention ● Notify the healthcare provider for further ● The Client management, which presented a ● It is necessary to may include stabilized communicate condition and does additional uterotonic swiftly with the avoid other medications, blood health care complication. transfusion, and provider so as to possible surgical coordinate and The goal has been meet interventions. manage postpartum haemorrhage effectively. If the first intervention is insufficient, additional uterotonic medicines may need to be administered. Blood transfusion may be necessary to address anemia, and surgical interventions such as uterine artery ligation or hysterectomy may be considered in severe cases.
Gastric Band Hypnosis For Women: How To Burn Fat, Stop Disordered And Emotional Eating Through Positive Affirmations, Guided Meditation, And Self-Hypnosis Without The Risk Of Gastric Band Surgery
G. Vrbová (Auth.), Professor Dr. W. A. Nix, Professor Dr. G. Vrbová (Eds.) - Electrical Stimulation and Neuromuscular Disorders-Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg (1986)