By this time you should be at home to finish nursing school. Obstetric (OV) clinical, as a rule, is the last major clinical rotation that a student must master. During this rotation, student nurses will teach patients about maternity, childbirth and childbirth, as well as care for babies. Students will experience patients who are pregnant and intend to give birth, after childbirth and women with obstetric problems.
Breastfeeding process and theory will be applied to maternity patients. Selected women
Health issues will also be addressed. Hysterectomy, myomectomy and other obstetric surgical procedures will be recommended for some patients. Apply the nursing process to help the health of high-risk pregnant women and their families.
The tools required for clinical research of AE are very similar to medical and pediatric hospitals for adults. OB courses are conducted simultaneously with clinical ones, so students will already be talking about how to carry out assessments, diagnosis of nursing care and care plans, and how to care for a patient in labor. Some schools have a laboratory in which students can practice dummies before clinical research. It would be a good time to get used to learning and conducting exams for breast milk, measuring the bottom, how to read the fetal monitor strip, and what the mother needs to teach for postpartum care.
Students must remain open during this clinical rotation. When examining patient issues and evaluating, different cultures should be considered. Also keep in mind that some women have given birth, but the fetus may be sick or not survived. There is nothing more embarrassing than entering the room and saying congratulations when you do not know the facts. The most important aspects of clinical methods of OS are knowledge of how to carry out the assessment, phrases of labor, medications given during labor and delivery, and care plans. Some institutions will not allow nurses to give medicines to pregnant patients because of the high risk of harm to mother and fetus. In this regard, there will be many comments regarding the name of the student. It will be a good time to see vaginal delivery, cesarean section and breastfeeding. The following is an example of an exemplary care plan for a patient who is in labor:
Diagnosis of nursing / bladder compression associated with altered urinary r-t elimination.
Pathophysiology: Pressure from an increasing uterus and an increase in blood volume cause a large volume of urine to remain, causing stagnation in the urine. The frequency of urine also occurs due to the pressure of the bladder and its displacement.
Care Activities (NIC)
1. To control the level of glucose in the blood of an infant.
2. Watch for signs of hypoglycemia.
3. Inform about the start of breastfeeding or bottle milk.
Justification (from references to nurses)
1. Evaluate and detect early onset and prevent complications.
2. Evaluate and detect early onset and prevent complications.
3. It causes or treats early hypoglycemia.
