Case Study On Neonatal Sepsis
Case Study On Neonatal Sepsis
Case Study On Neonatal Sepsis
3. Family history;
male
4. Personal history:
Nutrition: Breastmilk
Sleep: 8-10hours/day
Bowel and bladder: Normal
Hygiene: Bathing- Cleaning is done with warm water
Antenatal history;
Intra-Natal history:
Mode of delivery: normal vaginal delivery
Birth weight: 3kg
Delivery conducted in an Institution
Place of delivery-Hospital
Birth injury:No
Gestational age-Term
Postnatal history
PPH- No
Puerperal sepsis- no
Breast engorgement-no
Puerperal psychosis-no
Newborn:
Color at birth-pink
Cried and breathed at birth-yes
Eye discharge-no
Breast feeding initiated within one hour-yes
Passed meconium within 24 hours- yes
Passed urine within 24 hours- yes
6. IMMUNIZATION
7. DIET HISTORY
8. HEALTH ASSESSMENT
PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT FROM HEAD TO FOOT
a) Growth measurement:
b) Physiological measurement:
Temperature-37.6 degrees celsius
Pulse-150/min
Respiration-42/min
SpO2-98%
c) General appearance
Consciousness-crying but arousable
Orientation- cry well
Activity-Intolerant
Cleanliness-Hygiene maintained
Body built-Ectomorphic
Nourishment- Infant is well nourished.
d) Skin:
Color-Pallor
Texture-Smooth
Temperature-36.6 degree Celsius
Lesions- Absent
Size – 35.5 cm
Shape- anterior and posterior fontanalles present
Hair-Fine
Scalp-Clean
f) Eyes:
h) Nose:
Thyroid enlargement-Absent
Lymph node-Normal
Range of motion- Present
k) Chest:
l) Abdomen:
Posture-Normal
Deformities-None
n) Genitalia:
Urethral opening-present
Lymph nodes- no lymphadenopathy found
Testes- Descended testis
Congenital defects- posterior urethral valve.
o) Anus:
Sphincter control-present
Lesions-Absent
Inflammation-Absent
p) Extremities:
Gait-cannot be observed
Contour- normal
Mobility- immobile
Deformities- none
q) Integumentary system:
Skin color-Pale
Temperature-36.4 degree celsius
Nails-Clubbing of nails not found
1. REFLEXES: -
I. Sucking: present.
III. Rooting: rooting reflex present in baby as when touching or stroking cheek
alongside of mouth causes.
IV. Moro reflex: when assessing the Moro reflex, the baby extend his hands and
then flex and C shape curve formed between forefinger and thumb.
VI. Blinking reflex: baby blinks when cotton swabs moves near eyes.
VIII. Babinski’s reflex: baby’s toe extends and fanning of fingers occurs when
opposite J formed in sole.
IX. Dolls eye: it is present in baby as when the head turns towards one side then
the eyes movement does not occur that side.
DLC 74.7
136-145 mEq/l
SODIUM 130
3.5-5.1 mEq/
POTASSIUM 6.2mEQ
110-200 mg/dl
CLORIDE 113
13-43 mg/dl
BUN 25
3.5-5.2gm/dl
ALBUMIN 2.89
10. MEDICATIONS
Inj. Vit K 1mg I/V stat anticoagulant flushing, injection site pain or
discomfort, taste disturbances,
dizziness, rapid or weak
pulse, profuse sweating,
low blood pressure
(hypotension), shortness of
breath,
11. TREATMENTS: Folleys catheter in situ, continue monitering, oxgen flow @ 5 l/min.
urine output maintained, X ray and ultrasound was done found out as bilaterial
hydronephrosis. Advised for peritoneal dialysis and planned for uretheroscopic
fulguration.
Fluid volume deficit related to disease process as evidenced by poor intake of feeds and
output.
Ineffective breathing pattern related to decrease oxygen in the body as evidenced by SpO2
monitoring.
Activity intolerance related to disease process as evidenced by weak cry and fatigue.
Provide
comfortable Induces rest and Elevated the
position to sleep. head end of the
the child infant.
Assessment Diagnosis Goal Interventions Rationale Implementation Evaluation
Subjective Self-care Assess the To assess the Assessed the The child
Data: deficient The child general baseline data condition, child looks clean
Infant related to hygiene condition of of the child. looks weak and and tidy.
cannot disease will be the child. fatigue.
maintain process as maintained Maintains
hygiene due evidenced and the time.
to inability by cleanliness. Prepare the Gathered articles
to take care weakness child for for sponge bath
by himself. and sponge bath. such as water,
fatigue. clothes sheets and
gauzes etc.
Ensures the
Check the child Checked the
body whether the temperature of the
temperature of temperature child and water.
the child. is normal or
abnormal.
Restores
muscle Provided the
Provide range strength. infant with some
of motion leg movements
exercises to and stretching’s.
the infant. Reduces
infection Changed sheets
Change the after bathing.
sheets after
bathing.
Assessment Diagnosis Goal Interventions Rationale Implementation Evaluation
Health education
Provide health given regarding
education Provides the hygiene and
regarding the information cleanliness of
cleanliness and to the child.
hygiene of the parents
infant.
Assessment Diagnosis Goal Interventions Rationale Implementation Evaluation
The child gets Risk for The Assess the Provides Assessed the The infection
irritated due to infection infant general a baseline general was
catheter and related to will be condition of data to condition of the prevented and
cries the free from the infant. plan care. infant, the the infant
continuously. presence infection. infant cries showed no
of continuously. signs of
catheter. infection.
Assess the Provides Assessed the
possible sites care for infant for the
for the signs further possible sites,
of infection. planning. the prescence
of urinary
catheter.
B/O Soniya is active, alert and has good cry. Periphery is warm. Temperature- 36.4ᵒC ,HR-
119beats/min, RR-28breaths/min
-Weight- 2500 gm, Head circumference:30.5cm,
-Total intake- 135ml, Total output- 195ml.
-Intravenous fluid 250 ml over 24 hours @5.5ml/hour. (100ml N/2+1 ml Kcl).
-Urinary catheter present.
-Draining clear urine.
-Surgical area is clean and healthy.
Nursing Care :
-Sponge bath
-Propped up position
-Monitoring vitals.
-Betadine dressing.
DAY 2
B/O Soniya is active, alert and has good cry. Periphery is warm.
Has passed stools and urine.
Feeds @25ml/kg/day. Total urine out put -50ml, Total -OG feed 200ml,
Intravenous fluid 27.5 ml.
Nursing Care:
Sponge bath
Propped up position
Monitoring vitals.
Betadine dressing.
Feeding with NG tube
DAY 3
Nursing Care :
Sponge bath
Medications given
Monitoring vitals.
Betadine dressing.
Feeding with NG tube
DAY 4
Nursing Care :
Sponge bath
Medications given
Monitoring vitals.
Betadine dressing.
Feeding with katora feed.
DAY 5
Child is alert and active.
HR- 119beats/min, RR-28breaths/min., Temperature- 36.4ᵒC, Weight- 2515 gm.
Child hemodynamically stable.
Baby has passed urine and stool.
HOLY FAMILY HOSPITAL,COLLEGE OF NURSING , OKHLA
CASE PRESENTATION
ON
B/O SONIYA
ON
POSTEIOR URETHRAL
VALVE.
SUBMITTED BY:
SUBMITTED TO:
MARY MENU EKKA
MADAM ASHLEY
M.SC 1ST YEAR
ASSISSTANT PROFESSOR
HFCON
HFCON
Holy Family Hospital, Delhi
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