Nursing care during labor and birth

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daisyd23 Plus on September 22, 2011

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Nursing care during labor and birth

Issues for new nurses
-Pain associated with birth
-Inexperience or negative experience
-Unpredictability
-Intimacy
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Issues for new nurses -Pain associated with birth
-Inexperience or negative experience
-Unpredictability
-Intimacy
Admission to the birth center -Conveying confidence in the woman and her support person
-Assigning a primary nurse
-Using touch for comfort
-Respecting cultural values
Admission assessment includes: -FOCUS ASSESSMENT
Determine whether birth is imminent
-DATABASE ASSESSMENT
Assess fetal well-being,
Determine status of labor
-PHYSICAL EXAM
Admission procedures include: -Notify relevant staff
-Obtain consent
-Establish IV access, draw labs
-Perineal prep/enema per MD order
-Educate your client and family
Assessments after admission include: *Fetal assessments
*Amniotic fluid
*Assess maternal vital signs
*Assess contraction pattern
*Progress of labor
*I&O
*Response to labor
*Supports persons response to labor
Application of the nursing process: Early labor *Assessment
(evaluate status, determine discharge or
admission)
*Analysis
*Planning
*Interventions
(provide reassurance, teach guidelines)
*Evaluation
Application of the nursing process: True Labor *Fetal assessment at frequent intervals
*Maternal assessment
*Analysis
*Planning
*Interventions
*Evaluation
The Pain of Labor *Assessment
*Analysis (choices, anxiety)
*Planning
*Interventions
-comfort measures
-teaching
-encouragement
-giving of self
-offering drugs
-caring for birth partner
*Evaluation
Preventing injury *Assessment: anticipate birth time/prepare
*Analysis: vulnerable before & after delivery
*Planning: avoid or minimize injury
*Interventions: positioning, perineum, fetus
*Evaluation

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