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    NCP For Post Partum Uterine Agony

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    After delivering the placenta, the patient was experiencing bleeding and collapsing symptoms due to deficient fluid volume from blood loss. The nursing interventions included assessing vital signs, monitoring blood loss, administering IV fluids, performing uterine massage, managing pain, placing the patient on bed rest with legs elevated, and preparing for surgery if needed. After 1 month, the goal of relieving the patient's pain with no further bleeding was met, as evidenced by the patient reporting 0/10 pain and the uterus contracting normally without signs of bleeding.

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    NCP For Post Partum Uterine Agony

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    After delivering the placenta, the patient was experiencing bleeding and collapsing symptoms due to deficient fluid volume from blood loss. The nursing interventions included assessing vital signs, monitoring blood loss, administering IV fluids, performing uterine massage, managing pain, placing the patient on bed rest with legs elevated, and preparing for surgery if needed. After 1 month, the goal of relieving the patient's pain with no further bleeding was met, as evidenced by the patient reporting 0/10 pain and the uterus contracting normally without signs of bleeding.

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    After delivering the placenta, the patient was experiencing bleeding and collapsing symptoms due to deficient fluid volume from blood loss. The nursing interventions included assessing vital signs, monitoring blood loss, administering IV fluids, performing uterine massage, managing pain, placing the patient on bed rest with legs elevated, and preparing for surgery if needed. After 1 month, the goal of relieving the patient's pain with no further bleeding was met, as evidenced by the patient reporting 0/10 pain and the uterus contracting normally without signs of bleeding.

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    NCP For Post Partum Uterine Agony

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    After delivering the placenta, the patient was experiencing bleeding and collapsing symptoms due to deficient fluid volume from blood loss. The nursing interventions included assessing vital signs, monitoring blood loss, administering IV fluids, performing uterine massage, managing pain, placing the patient on bed rest with legs elevated, and preparing for surgery if needed. After 1 month, the goal of relieving the patient's pain with no further bleeding was met, as evidenced by the patient reporting 0/10 pain and the uterus contracting normally without signs of bleeding.

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    ASSESSMENT NURSING BACKGROUND PLANNING NURSING RATIONALE EVALUATION

    DIAGNOSIS KNOWLEDGE INTERVENTIO


    N

    S= Domain 2: Class Bleeding after After a month of 1. Assess vital signs 1. The decreased After 1 month of
    Bleeding and 5 delivering nursing and detect any signs fluid volume will administering the
    Collapsing placenta intervention, the of shock cause blood nursing
    - Deficient fluid ↓ PT will pressure to drop interventions, the
    volume related Myometrium tails demonstrate the and the patient goal was met
    O= to contracts.
    to excessive relief of pain will go into shock. evidenced by
    Pale, Chilly and ↓
    blood loss after evidenced by verbal report of
    Clammy Skin Uterus fills with
    birth evidenced verbal report of 2. Monitor blood 2. The amount of the PT’s relief of
    blood, and lack of
    by Tachycardia pain with no loss blood loss and pain by the rate of
    BP= 86/50 pressure on the
    and Hypotension open vessels of failure of uterus blood clots will 0/10 and with no
    Pulse= 130 to contract and help to failure of the
    the placental site.
    RR= 24 no bleeding. determine the uterus to contract
    ↓
    Ox= 99 Excessive appropriate and no signs of
    Bleeding treatment for the bleeding.
    ↓ PT.
    Postpartum
    Uterine Atony 3. Assess vaginal 3. If bleeding is
    hematoma caused by vaginal
    hematoma, rest
    and application
    of an ice pack
    may be a good
    treatment.

    4. Administer IV 4. Fluid
    fluids, medications replacement may
    and blood products be needed and,
    if needed. depending on the
    amount of blood
    loss and
    hematocrit level,
    a blood
    transfusion may
    be required.

    5. Perform uterine 5. Begin fundal


    massage to massage and
    stimulate educate patients
    contractions. on how to
    massage their
    abdomen to
    stimulate
    contractions.
    These
    contractions may
    help stop
    bleeding.

    6. Monitor and 6. Unrelieved


    manage the pain of pain may be due
    the PT. to hematomas or
    lacerations within
    the vagina.

    7. Place the patient 7. Rest and


    on bed rest with elevation of legs
    legs elevated helps venous
    return and slows
    bleeding

    8. Prepare patient 8. If bleeding


    for surgery if can’t be managed
    indicated otherwise,
    surgery may be
    required.

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