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9780323014885

Maternal Newborn Nursing Care Plans

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    9780323014885

  • ISBN10:

    0323014887

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2003-07-31
  • Publisher: Mosby

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Summary

Maternal Newborn Nursing Care Plans provides students with a necessary care plan reference that includes a strong nursing process approach and comprehensive coverage of maternity nursing content. The goal of the book is to provide interventions for both collaborative problems and nursing diagnoses. It emphasizes the use of standardized nursing languages, including NANDA diagnoses, NIC interventions, and NOC outcomes in each care plan. Includes over 65 of the most common normal and high risk care plans associated with maternal newborn nursing care. UNIQUE! Lists the collaborative problems or potential complications for every condition covered. Incorporates a consistent format presentation for each content area that includes: 1) Focus on Collaborative Practice - definition, etiology, physical findings, diagnostic studies; 2) Collaborative Problems - list of collaborative problems and focus assessments; 3) Nursing Diagnosis Care Plans - list of each diagnosis, care plan for each nursing diagnosis that links NANDA, NIC, and NOC; and 4) Teaching/Collaborative Activities. Emphasizes collaboration throughout to show students how to use standardized approaches such as Critical Paths and individualized approaches (Nursing Care Plans) focusing on individualized care much the same as nurses do in practice. UNIQUE! Includes Care Plans from a wellness perspective to provide a greater emphasis on health promotion and prevention and to provide students with the necessary tools for care for areas other than just the problem. Integrates Home Care for certain interventions to stress the importance of follow-up care. Integrates Patient Teaching Interventions for certain diagnoses to help students understand the importance of teaching the patient self-care.

Author Biography

Carol J. Green, PhD, RN: Professor, Department of Nursing Johnson County Community College Overland Park, Kansas Judith M. Wilkinson, PhD, ARNP, RNC: Nurse Educator and Consultant Shawnee, Kansas

Table of Contents

Introduction
Nursing Process and Critical Thinkingp. 3
How to Use this Bookp. 8
Generic Care Plans
Nursing Diagnosis Care Plans (Generic)p. 15
Activity Intolerancep. 15
Anxietyp. 17
Constipationp. 20
Deficient Diversional Activityp. 22
Deficient Knowledgep. 24
Fatiguep. 26
Fearp. 28
Impaired Parentingp. 30
Ineffective Copingp. 32
Ineffective Tissue Perfusion (Peripheral)p. 34
Painp. 35
Risk for Impaired Parent/Infant/Child Attachmentp. 38
Risk for Infectionp. 40
Sleep Deprivation or Disturbed Sleep Patternp. 42
Trinary Retentionp. 44
Collaborative Care Plans (Generic)p. 47
Potential Complication: Anemiap. 47
Potential Complication: Disseminated Intravascular Coagulationp. 48
Potential Complication: Fetal Compromise (Nonreassuring Fetal Heart Rate Tracing)p. 50
Potential Complication: Hemorrhagep. 51
Potential Complication: Infectionp. 53
Potential Complication: Premature Rupture of Membranesp. 54
Potential Complication: Preterm Laborp. 55
Potential Complication: Pregnancy-Related Hypertensionp. 57
Potential Complication: Urinary Tract Infectionp. 58
Antepartum Care
Normal Pregnancyp. 63
Prenatal Assessment Guidep. 63
Normal Antepartum: First Trimesterp. 75
Normal Antepartum: Second Trimesterp. 88
Normal Antepartum: Third Trimesterp. 97
Antepartum Fetal Monitoring and Other Diagnostic Testsp. 106
Pregnancy Complicated by Medical and Other Conditionsp. 112
Infertilityp. 112
Genetic Disordersp. 119
The Pregnant Adolescentp. 129
Prenatal Substance Abusep. 142
Diabetes Mellitus in Pregnancyp. 157
Prenatal Anemiap. 171
Cardiac Disease in Pregnancyp. 176
HIV/AIDSp. 186
Surgical Proceduresp. 198
Gestational Complicationsp. 205
Hyperemesis Gravidarump. 205
Ectopic Pregnancyp. 214
Recurrent Spontaneous Abortion (Incompetent Cervix)p. 222
Gestational Trophoblastic Disease (Hydatidiform Mole)p. 227
Multifetal Pregnancyp. 235
Pregnancy-Related Hypertensionp. 242
Antepartal Bleeding (Placenta Previa and Abruptio Placentae)p. 254
TORCH and Sexually Transmitted Infectionsp. 263
Vaginal Infectionsp. 270
Urinary Tract Infectionsp. 273
Preterm Labor and Spontaneous Abortionp. 275
Premature Rupture of Membranesp. 284
Induced Abortionp. 291
Intrapartum Care
Normal Intrapartump. 299
Intrapartum Assessment Guidep. 299
Normal Labor: First Stagep. 312
Normal Labor: Second Stagep. 327
Normal Labor: Third Stagep. 336
Intrapartum Fetal Monitoringp. 341
Amniotomyp. 347
Epidural Anesthesia/Analgesiap. 349
Induction/Augmentation of Laborp. 357
Intrapartum Complicationsp. 366
Dystocia/Dysfunctional Laborp. 366
Precipitous Birthp. 373
Intrapartal Hypertensionp. 378
Cesarean Birthp. 387
Vaginal Birth after Cesarean (VBAC)p. 398
Intrauterine Fetal Deathp. 400
Uterine Rupturep. 410
External Versionp. 412
Amnioinfusionp. 416
Forceps- or Vacuum-Assisted Birthp. 418
Postpartum care
Normal Postpartum Carep. 427
Postpartum Assessment Guidep. 427
Stage IV: First 4 Hours after Birth (Stage IV Labor)p. 436
Postpartum: Days 1 to 2p. 443
Postpartum: First Home Visitp. 456
Postpartum: 1 to 6 Weeksp. 467
Postpartum Care after Cesarean Birthp. 478
Postpartum Complicationsp. 488
Postpartum Hemorrhagep. 488
Postpartum Infectionp. 494
Thromboembolic Diseasep. 498
Mastitisp. 506
Postpartum Depressionp. 510
Care of the Newborn
Normal Newborn Carep. 523
Newborn Assessment Guidep. 523
Newborn Care: First 4 Hoursp. 535
Newborn Care: 4 Hours to 2 Daysp. 547
Neonatal Complicationsp. 561
Neonatal Asphyxiap. 561
The Small-for-Gestational Age Newbornp. 568
Infant of a Diabetic Motherp. 581
Infant of a Substance-Abusing Motherp. 588
Infant Exposed to HIV/AIDSp. 600
Postterm Newbornp. 607
Preterm Newbornp. 615
Hyperbilirubinemiap. 646
Meconium-Aspiration Syndromep. 654
ABO Blood Incompatibilitiesp. 661
Infant with an Infectionp. 664
Mind Mapsp. 673
Bibliographyp. 675
Indexp. 683
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