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Case Scenario
A 22-year-old woman, gravida 2, para 1, presents at the maternity clinic for a prenatal visit. She is unsure of her due date and states that her last menstrual period was about seven or eight months ago. She had one prenatal check-up in the community health center, although she does not have any records from her physician or nurse-midwife. She reports that she has had an uncomplicated pregnancy so far and that earlier ultrasonography indicated that she is going to have a girl. Her medical history is unremarkable aside from a full-term cesarean delivery performed in the government hospital four years ago because of “complete breech presentation.” She is not taking any prenatal vitamins. On examination, her vital signs are unremarkable, her fundal height measures 27 cm, the fetal heart rate is 165 beats per minute, and the fetus is cephalic by Leopold’s maneuvers.
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- Clinical Case: A 37-year-old female and her 37-year-old husband present with the complaint of a possible fertility problem. The couple has been married for 2 years. The couple has been trying to conceive since then and reports a high degree of stress related to their lack of success. The patient reports good health, stated that her periods were regular, having periods with a normal cycle. She works as a cashier, runs 12-24 miles each week for the last 2 years, and has no history of STDs, abnormal Paps, smoking, alcohol, or other drugs. She has had no surgery. The patient's partner also reports good health and reports no problems with erection, ejaculation, or pain with intercourse. He has had no prior urogenital infections or exposure to STDs. He has had unprotected sex prior to his current relationship but has not knowingly conceived. He has no medical problems or past surgery. He works as a long-distance truck driver and is on the road for 2-3 weeks each month. He smokes a pack of…CASE SCENARIO -DELIVERY ROOM Patient Susan is a 47 years old, G2P1 female who is living with her family at Silay City. She is a high school graduate, non-smoker, non-alcoholic and no allergies reported. Patient Susan was admitted to the labor room with the chief complaints of bright red profuse vaginal bleeding. She is in her third trimester of pregnancy, vaginal examination done by Dr .Torres revealed 5cm cervical dilatation with no labor pain .Dr. Torres ordered as follows; to start IVF of D5LR 1liter x 30gtts./min., O2inhalation @ 2 l/min via nasal cannula, Vital signs and FHB monitoring q 30mins. Put on bedrest. Patient Susan's vital signs upon admission: BP-90/60 mm/Hg Temperature-37 degree Celsius PR-90 bpm RR-30 cpm FHB-130 bpm@ left lower quadrant. As a student nurse, based on the case scenario above: 1. Formulate 1 possible nursing diagnosis in the case scenario given( 1Actual/1Risk)CASE SCENARIO -DELIVERY ROOM Patient Susan is a 47 years old, G2P1 female who is living with her family at Silay City. She is a high school graduate, non-smoker, non-alcoholic and no allergies reported. Patient Susan was admitted to the labor room with the chief complaints of bright red profuse vaginal bleeding. She is in her third trimester of pregnancy, vaginal examination done by Dr .Torres revealed 5cm cervical dilatation with no labor pain .Dr. Torres ordered as follows; to start IVF of D5LR 1liter x 30gtts./min., O2inhalation @ 2 l/min via nasal cannula, Vital signs and FHB monitoring q 30mins. Put on bedrest. Patient Susan's vital signs upon admission: BP-90/60 mm/Hg Temperature-37 degree Celsius PR-90 bpm RR-30 cpm FHB-130 bpm@ left lower quadrant. As a student nurse, based on the case scenario above: 1.What are the clinical manifestations present in your patient?
- CASE SCENARIO -DELIVERY ROOM Patient Susan is a 47 years old, G2P1 female who is living with her family at Silay City. She is a high school graduate, non-smoker, non-alcoholic and no allergies reported. Patient Susan was admitted to the labor room with the chief complaints of bright red profuse vaginal bleeding. She is in her third trimester of pregnancy, vaginal examination done by Dr .Torres revealed 5cm cervical dilatation with no labor pain .Dr. Torres ordered as follows; to start IVF of D5LR 1liter x 30gtts./min., O2inhalation @ 2 l/min via nasal cannula, Vital signs and FHB monitoring q 30mins. Put on bedrest. Patient Susan's vital signs upon admission: BP-90/60 mm/Hg Temperature-37 degree Celsius PR-90 bpm RR-30 cpm FHB-130 bpm@ left lower quadrant. As a student nurse, based on the case scenario above: 1.What will be your impression about the condition of your patient? 2.What are the clinical…CASE SCENARIO -DELIVERY ROOM Patient Susan is a 47 years old, G2P1 female who is living with her family at Silay City. She is a high school graduate, non-smoker, non-alcoholic and no allergies reported. Patient Susan was admitted to the labor room with the chief complaints of bright red profuse vaginal bleeding. She is in her third trimester of pregnancy, vaginal examination done by Dr .Torres revealed 5cm cervical dilatation with no labor pain .Dr. Torres ordered as follows; to start IVF of D5LR 1liter x 30gtts./min., O2inhalation @ 2 l/min via nasal cannula, Vital signs and FHB monitoring q 30mins. Put on bedrest. Patient Susan's vital signs upon admission: BP-90/60 mm/Hg Temperature-37 degree Celsius PR-90 bpm RR-30 cpm FHB-130 bpm@ left lower quadrant. As a student nurse, based on the case scenario above: 1.What will be your impression about the condition of your patient?Women’s Health Prescribing Case Ann is a 57 y/o female who presents today with c/o vaginal dryness and dyspareunia. She says that this has been an issue for the last 2 years or so, but it has gotten worse. She went through natural menopause at the age of 53—and did not take any oral estrogens—she said it was her preference not to, and that she really did not have any systemic signs/symptoms of menopause—just the vaginal dryness for the last 2 years or so. She says that she has used OTC products without benefit—and she uses Astroglide or some type of lubricant when she is sexually active with her husband—but it is still uncomfortable because she just thinks her tissue are so dry. Ann tells you that she usually does not have any itching or discharge but has in the last few days—which she attributes to a recent round of Amoxicillin for a tooth infection. So she thinks she may need something for that also—she has not used any OTC meds for the discharge. Ann is healthy—she takes…
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