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question: Make a background/Rationale and Goal for the home visit plan of a 13 yrs old teenage mother for health teaching of teenage pregnancy and safe sex.
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- Make a home visit plan about teenage pregnancy. (health teaching) important notes: - specific time should have specific objectives. - start day 1 with the basics of health teaching.Make a home visit plan about teenage pregnancy. (health teaching) important notes: - specific time and date should have specific objectives. - day 1-3 of health teaching.Make a learning objective for this topic: topic: Basics of teenage pregnancy (Definition, Causes, Effects, Risks) Learning objective (should start with this line): 1. After ___ minutes of discussion, the client will 2. After ___ minutes of discussion, the client will 3. After ___ minutes of discussion, the client will
- Question: CREATE A SCENARIO of a client utilizing any of the Obstetric risk of a mother Base on the example of NCP given BELOW EVALUATIO N ASSESSMENT RATIONALE NURSING DIAGNOSIS INFERENCE PLANNING INTERVENTION Objective: Independent: Risk of injury related to early cord slips into Prolapsed umbilical cord occurs when the baby's umbilical cord falls into Change maternal position, usually in knee-chest position. The cord is After the 8 hour -To relieve the FHR returns pressure of the presenting part so that the oxygen can get through the baby. visible and intervention, the to normal palpable Fetal heart rate rate. the birth canal ahead of the baby's head or other parts of the baby's body. The umbilical cord slips in front or alongside the fetal presenting part. It occurs 1 of 200 will returns to presenting part. normal. Membranes Uncomplica ted birth of are raptures. Impaired gas exchanged (fetal) related to interruption the viable infant. -To protect the exposed cord. Changes in FHR…Provide an article in relation to Evidence-Based Practices ( EBP) on Nursing management on various Gestational conditions.(within 5 years) The summary should be 200 to 300 words while nursing implications should be 400 to 500 words.1.identify risk factors that influence the health and wellbeing of the child-bearing family from a holistic perspective 2. explore health-related benefits, values, and hopes of child-bearing families, and integrate into plan of care, including plan of care, including cultural beliefs surrounding the perinatal experience --identify risk factors that influence the health and well-being from a holistic perspective 3. recognize the role of family-centered care in the child-bearing experience - understand the role of the women and family as a expert in their care do not make it long only 100 words or less
- What is the Scientific Basis of the given Nursing Diagnosis? NURSING DIAGNOSIS: Impaired parenting related to lack of experience with premature and medically complex infants as evidenced by anxiety, fear, and need for education and emotional support.MAKE A CLIENT GOALS WITH THE FOLLOWING NURSING INTERVENTIONS: format example: After ____ minutes/hours/weeks, the client will topic/nursing dx: Risk for uterine infection r/t lochia and episiotomy NURSING INTERVENTIONS: The nurse will assess the patient’s vital signs, characteristics of lochia (quantity, odor and passing of clots), fundal height and condition of the episiotomy wound. The nurse will encourage on early ambulation and beginning postpartum exercises with typical activity consumption as tolerated. (Interdependent) The nurse will administer prophylatic antibiotics as per doctor's advice (Dependent)Formulate a care plan based on the following Nursing Diagnosis. Provide 8 Nursing Interventions. Rationalize and evaluate each interventions. Use NANDA as your guide in formulating the care plan. Risk for injury related to side effects of phototherapy treatment Readiness for enhanced knowledge (how to recognize worsening jaundice in newborn)
- Also, describe two nursing interventions by the nurse to provide comfort during labor and birth that could be considered as non-pharmacological and the expected outcomes.A 6.5-month-old is hospitalized. What nursing intervention will you include in their plan of care? Allow the infant to examine equipment before usage Separate the infant and parent during procedures Maintain the same nursing staff during each shift. Maintain the infant's daily rituals and routines.1. Make a nursing care plan about pregnant woman with fatigue, using the format below. NURSING CARE PLAN Client's Name: Date Initiated: ASSESSMENT NURSING INFERENCE PLANNING INTERVENTION RATIONALE EVALUATION DIAGNOSIS