Maternal Midterm - Ivan Elegino

Elegino Ivan A.
BSN -2
MIDTERM EXAMINATION
Task 1.
The placenta is deposited incorrectly in the uterus, resulting in placenta previa. It is the leading cause of
In the third trimester of pregnancy, there is no pain (Scearce & Uzelac, 2007). Placenta previa may be caused by several
circumstances. It may also result in morbidity and mortality. A comprehensive history, including possible risk factors, is
critical for us nurses to include. as well as a physical examination To avoid anomalies, we need carefully assess the client.
Multiple pregnancies, for example, are risk factors. The precipitating variables are history, age greater than 35, stress or
weariness, Asian ethnic origin, and lifestyle behaviors, while the precipitating factors are age greater than 35. Cesarean
deliveries, uterine fibroid removal, dilation and curettage, cocaine use, and smoking are all examples of surgery. factors
it could Multiple gestation is a factor.
The precipitating variables are history, age greater than 35, stress or weariness, Asian ethnic origin, and lifestyle
behaviors, while the precipitating factors are age greater than 35. Cesarean deliveries, uterine fibroid removal, dilation
and curettage, cocaine use, and smoking are all examples of surgery . Low implantation of the fertilized egg, repeated
miscarriages, and even spontaneous losses are all possible outcomes. The previa placent. One of the conditions
connected with bleeding is. To avoid placenta previa, we must educate our patients, particularly those who are
pregnant. who use drugs and smoke on a regular basis Because placental previa hemorrhage can be decreased in many
cases by bed rest, Limiting one's activity and/or avoiding sexual contact
TASK 2: Create your own concept map of a mother experiencing Amniotic Fluid Embolism. Be creative. (30 points)
CONCEPT MAP OF A MOTHER EXPERIENCING AMNIOTIC FLUID
AMNIOTIC FLUID EMBOLISM
PREDISPOSING FACTOR PRECIPITATING FACTOR

 Deficient Knowledge
 Female  Pain and Stress
  Fetal Distress
 Placental Abnormalities
Sudden Shortness of Sudden Low Blood Pressure Loss of Consciousness

Breath
Excess fluid in the lungs Chills Seizures

(Pulmonary Edema)
Seek
Consultation
Nursing Interventions:
1. Give immediate and vigorous treatment as prescribed.
2. Give oxygen by face mask as prescribed.
3. Monitor the patient’s vital sign.
4.
Non-compliant with Compliant with the

the regimen regimen, healthy and
DEATH ALIVE
TASK 3.
Mastitis is a breast infection that occurs when the nipple becomes broken and fissured, which can lead to infection.
an organism's entrance
Assessment
The breast is bloated, uncomfortable, and inflamed.
Nursing management
• Encourage the mother to keep breastfeeding her child.
• Ice or cold compress
• Apply a warm, damp compress to relieve irritation.
• Inform the mother that the procedure does not result in permanent breast illness.
Medical supervision.
• Antibiotics such as dicloxacillin or cephalosporin should be give
TASK 4. Nursing diagnoses of mother experiencing postpartum depression
1. Postpartum depression causes impaired parenting due to an inability to complete daily duties.
2. Ineffective coping could be linked to a lack of confidence, an incapacity to deal with the circumstance, or a lack of
awareness of the situation.
incapacity to meet fundamental demands, limited problem-solving abilities, or a change in sleep pattern
as well as focus
3. The effects of postpartum infection increase the risk of poor parent-infant connection.
4. Risk factors for other directed violence include mood swings, increased anxiety, hopelessness, and psychotic
symptoms.
symptomatology.
5. Family processes may be disrupted as a result of a scenario or crisis, inability to master developmental stages, or
other factors.
Expressions of confusion about what to do and that the family is having problems coping are indicated.
References :
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/postpartum-depression/symptoms-causes/syc-20376617
Pillitteri, A. (2014). Maternal & child health nursing: Care of the childbearing & childrearing family

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Elegino Ivan A.

AMNIOTIC FLUID EMBOLISM

PREDISPOSING FACTOR PRECIPITATING FACTOR

Sudden Shortness of Sudden Low Blood Pressure Loss of Consciousness

Excess fluid in the lungs Chills Seizures

Non-compliant with Compliant with the

TASK 4. Nursing diagnoses of mother experiencing postpartum depression

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