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    The patient presented with restlessness, confusion, and irritability after giving birth weeks ago and still experiencing heavy bleeding; an assessment found risk for ineffective tissue perfusion related to postpartum hemorrhage, which is defined as a blood loss over 500 mL in the postpartum period; nursing interventions included monitoring vital signs and bleeding amount, massaging the uterus, providing comfort measures, and administering medications or oxygen as needed to promote circulation and prevent further complications.

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    Nursing Care Plan Postpartum Hemorrhage

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    The patient presented with restlessness, confusion, and irritability after giving birth weeks ago and still experiencing heavy bleeding; an assessment found risk for ineffective tissue perfusion related to postpartum hemorrhage, which is defined as a blood loss over 500 mL in the postpartum period; nursing interventions included monitoring vital signs and bleeding amount, massaging the uterus, providing comfort measures, and administering medications or oxygen as needed to promote circulation and prevent further complications.

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    The patient presented with restlessness, confusion, and irritability after giving birth weeks ago and still experiencing heavy bleeding; an assessment found risk for ineffective tissue perfusion related to postpartum hemorrhage, which is defined as a blood loss over 500 mL in the postpartum period; nursing interventions included monitoring vital signs and bleeding amount, massaging the uterus, providing comfort measures, and administering medications or oxygen as needed to promote circulation and prevent further complications.

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    Nursing Care Plan Postpartum Hemorrhage

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    The patient presented with restlessness, confusion, and irritability after giving birth weeks ago and still experiencing heavy bleeding; an assessment found risk for ineffective tissue perfusion related to postpartum hemorrhage, which is defined as a blood loss over 500 mL in the postpartum period; nursing interventions included monitoring vital signs and bleeding amount, massaging the uterus, providing comfort measures, and administering medications or oxygen as needed to promote circulation and prevent further complications.

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    ASSESSMENT DIAGNOSIS INFERENCE PLANNING INTERVENTION RATIONALE EVALUATION

    Postpartum Independent:
    Subjective: Risk for hemorrhage is • After 8 hours • Monitor amount • To measure the • After 8 hours
    ineffective tissue of nursing of bleeding by amount of blood of nursing
    defined as a loss of
    “Halos ilang perfusion related interventions weighing all loss. interventions,
    linggo na ako to hemorrhage. blood in the , the patient pads. the patient
    nakapanganak postpartum period will • Frequently • Early recognition was able to
    pero malakas pa of more than 500 demonstrate monitor vital of possible demonstrate
    rin ang mL. The average, adequate signs. adverse effects adequate
    pagdurugo ko ” perfusion allows for prompt perfusion and
    spontaneous
    (I’m still bleeding and stable intervention. stable vital
    heavily after weeks of vaginal birth will vital signs. signs.
    giving birth) as typically have a 500
    verbalized by mL blood loss. In • Massage the • To help expel
    patient. cesarean births the uterus. clots of blood and
    average blood loss it is also used to
    Objective: check the tone of
    rises to 800-1000
    the uterus and
    • Restlessness mL. There is a ensure that it is
    greater risk of clamping down to
    • Confusion. hemorrhage in the prevent excessive
    first 24 hours after bleeding.
    • Irritability.
    the birth, called
    • V/S taken as primary postpartum
    follows: hemorrhage. A • Place the mother • Encourages
    secondary in Trendelenberg venous return to
    T: 36.8 hemorrhage occurs position. facilitate
    P: 105 after the first 24 circulation, and
    R: 24 prevent further
    Bp: 100/70 hours of birth. In
    bleeding.
    the majority of
    cases the cause of
    hemorrhage is • Provide comfort • Promotes
    uterine atony, measure like relaxation and
    meaning that the back rubs, deep may enhance
    breathing. patient’s coping
    uterus is not
    Instruct in abilities by
    contracting enough relaxation or refocusing
    to control the visualization attention.
    bleeding at the exercises.
    placental site. Provide
    Other reasons for a diversional
    activities.
    hemorrhage would
    include retained Collaborative:
    placental fragments • Administer • To supply
    (possibly including oxygen as adequate oxygen
    a placenta accreta), indicated. to the fetus and
    mother and
    trauma of some
    prevents further
    form, like a cervical complication.
    laceration, uterine
    inversion or even
    uterine rupture, and • Administer • To promote
    clotting disorders medication as contraction and
    indicated (e.g prevents further
    Pitocin, bleeding.
    Methergin)

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