The nursing care plan addresses a patient experiencing a miscarriage at 12 weeks of pregnancy who is presenting with cramping, bleeding, and signs of decreased fluid volume like delayed capillary refill and restlessness. The plan involves monitoring vital signs, intake and output, and administering IV fluids as needed to replenish fluid loss and support coagulation. The expected outcome is that the patient will demonstrate improved fluid balance within 8 hours of nursing interventions as seen through stable vital signs, good skin turgor, and prompt capillary refill.
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The nursing care plan addresses a patient experiencing a miscarriage at 12 weeks of pregnancy who is presenting with cramping, bleeding, and signs of decreased fluid volume like delayed capillary refill and restlessness. The plan involves monitoring vital signs, intake and output, and administering IV fluids as needed to replenish fluid loss and support coagulation. The expected outcome is that the patient will demonstrate improved fluid balance within 8 hours of nursing interventions as seen through stable vital signs, good skin turgor, and prompt capillary refill.
The nursing care plan addresses a patient experiencing a miscarriage at 12 weeks of pregnancy who is presenting with cramping, bleeding, and signs of decreased fluid volume like delayed capillary refill and restlessness. The plan involves monitoring vital signs, intake and output, and administering IV fluids as needed to replenish fluid loss and support coagulation. The expected outcome is that the patient will demonstrate improved fluid balance within 8 hours of nursing interventions as seen through stable vital signs, good skin turgor, and prompt capillary refill.
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The nursing care plan addresses a patient experiencing a miscarriage at 12 weeks of pregnancy who is presenting with cramping, bleeding, and signs of decreased fluid volume like delayed capillary refill and restlessness. The plan involves monitoring vital signs, intake and output, and administering IV fluids as needed to replenish fluid loss and support coagulation. The expected outcome is that the patient will demonstrate improved fluid balance within 8 hours of nursing interventions as seen through stable vital signs, good skin turgor, and prompt capillary refill.
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S N SUBJECTIVE: Deficient A miscarriage After 8 hours INDEPENDENT: Changes in blood After 8 hours of “Dinudugo ako, fluid is any of ·Monitor vital pressure may be nursing humuhilab ang volume pregnancy that nursing signs, used for rough intervention the tiyan ko kagabi (isotonic) ends intervention compare with estimate of blood patient was able to pa, 12 linggo na related to spontaneously the patient’s normal loss. demonstrate ang excessive before the fetus patient will or Symptomatology improved fluid ipinagbubuntis blood loss. can survive. demonstrate previous readings. may be useful in balance as ko” (I am twelve The improved Take blood gauging severity evidenced by weeks pregnant, World Health fluid pressure or length of stable vital signs, have had cramping Organization balance as good skin turgor, and bleeding since when possible. bleeding episode. defines this evidenced by ·Note patient’s Worsening of and prompt last night) as unsurvivable stable vital individual symptoms may capillary refill. verbalize by the state signs, physiological reflect continued patient as an embryo or good skin response to bleeding or OBJECTIVE: fetus weighing turgor, bleeding inadequate fluid ·Delayed 500 and prompt such as changes in replacement. capillary refill grams or less, capillary mentation, Reflects ·Restlessnes which typically refill. s weakness, circulating volume corresponds to a restlessness, and and cardiac ·Changes in fetal age pallor. response to mentation (gestational ·V/S taken as ·Measure central bleeding and fluid age) of venous pressure replacement. follows 20 to 22 weeks (CVP), if Provides T: 36.9 ˚C or available. guidelines for fluid P: 90 less. R: 19 ·Monitor intake replacement. Miscarriage and Activity increases BP: 110/ 70 occurs in about output (I&O), and intra-abdominal 15- correlate with pressure and can 20% of all weight predispose to recognized changes. further bleeding. pregnancies, ·Maintain bed and Fluid replacement rest. usually occurs Schedule with isotonic before the 13th activities to solutions depends week of provide on the degree and pregnancy. The undisturbed duration of actual rest periods. bleeding. percentage Promotes hepatic of miscarriages DEPENDENT: synthesis of is ·Administer coagulation estimated to be fluids as factors to support as indicated. clotting. high as 50% of ·Administer Aids in all vitamin K. establishing blood pregnancies, ·Monitor Hb, replacement since Hct, RBC needs and many count. monitoring the miscarriages effectiveness of occur without therapy. the woman ever having known she was pregnant. Of those miscarriages that occur before the eighth week, 30% have no fetus associated with the sac or placenta. This condition is called blighted ovum, and many women are surprised to learn that there was never an embryo inside the sac.