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    Nursing Care Plan-Well Pregnant Client

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    The nursing care plan addresses a 22-year-old primiparous client who is experiencing anxiety and difficulty coping after giving birth. The plan involves listening to the client's concerns, encouraging social support, discussing parenting realities, and teaching infant care strategies. The goals are for the client to verbally express needs, avoid destructive behaviors, solve problems, and engage in usual activities. With this nursing intervention, the client met all goals and demonstrated improved coping abilities.

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    Nursing Care Plan-Well Pregnant Client

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    The nursing care plan addresses a 22-year-old primiparous client who is experiencing anxiety and difficulty coping after giving birth. The plan involves listening to the client's concerns, encouraging social support, discussing parenting realities, and teaching infant care strategies. The goals are for the client to verbally express needs, avoid destructive behaviors, solve problems, and engage in usual activities. With this nursing intervention, the client met all goals and demonstrated improved coping abilities.

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    The nursing care plan addresses a 22-year-old primiparous client who is experiencing anxiety and difficulty coping after giving birth. The plan involves listening to the client's concerns, encouraging social support, discussing parenting realities, and teaching infant care strategies. The goals are for the client to verbally express needs, avoid destructive behaviors, solve problems, and engage in usual activities. With this nursing intervention, the client met all goals and demonstrated improved coping abilities.

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    NURSING CARE PLAN- WELL PREGNANT CLIENT

    ASSESSMENT NURSING DIAGNOSIS PLANNING NURSING INTERVENTION RATIONALE EVALUATION

    SUBJECTIVE DATA: Risk for Ineffective After the implementation The nurse was able to: After the implementation
    Coping related to of nursing care within the 1. Active-listen and To assess client’s coping of nursing care, the client
    ‘’Madali po siya mairita Depression in response to day after delivery, the identify client’s abilities and evaluate her was able to:
    ngayon. ‘Di po siya stressors associated with client will be able to: perceptions of current ability to understand
    mapakali at ‘di siya childbirth and parenting. situation. Establish present situation.  Verbalize the ability
    makausap ng maayos  Verbalize ability to rapport. to cope and ask for
    ngayon.’’ as stated by her cope and asks for help help when needed
    husband. when needed 2. Note age of client and Younger clients and those GOAL WAS MET
    presence of unattended may exhibit
    OBJECTIVE DATA:  Remain free of partner/support more vulnerability to  Remain free of
    destructive behaviour person(s). stress or ineffective destructive behaviour
     G1P1 toward self or others coping. towards self or others
     Height: 5’6” GOAL WAS MET
     Weight: 62kg  Demonstrate ability to 3. Observe for causes Situational factors must
     Age: 22 solve problems and of ineffective coping be identified to gain an  Demonstrate ability to
     Lethargic engage to usual level in such as poor self- understanding of the solve problems and
     Anxious society concept, grief, lack of client's current situation engage to usual level in
     Exhausted problem-solving skills, and to aid client with society
     Communicate needs lack of support, or coping effectively. GOAL WAS MET
    and negotiates with recent change in life
    others to meet needs situation.  Communicate needs
    and negotiates with
    4. Encourage significant One of the best others to meet needs
    other to spend time strategies to help GOAL WAS MET
    with client. mothers decrease stress
    during this period is
    conveying a caring
    NURSING CARE PLAN- WELL PREGNANT CLIENT

    attitude.
    5. Use empathetic Verbalization of actual or
    communication, and perceived threats can
    provide chances to help reduce anxiety.
    express concerns, Acknowledging and
    fears, feeling, and empathizing creates a
    expectations. supportive environment
    that enhances coping.

    6. Discuss Such a discussion helps


    client’s/family’s power the client maintain self-
    to change a situation esteem and look at the
    or the need to accept situation realistically with
    a situation. the aid of a trusted
    individual.

    7. Discuss the realities This is a good way to help


    of parenting and the the woman develop
    fact that it may be perspective and accept
    exhausting. Try and her new role as a mother.
    rehearse some of the
    situations that may
    occur such as a fussy
    baby or being home
    alone.

    8. Point out infant cues Model behavior to show


    and explain their the mother how to
    meanings. Suggest respond to the baby’s
    NURSING CARE PLAN- WELL PREGNANT CLIENT

    measures that may cues can help her be more


    enhance her sensitive to her infant’s
    sensitivity to infant needs.
    cues.

    9. Emphasize the Antidepressants are


    importance of the often used for PPD and
    mother taking the may be continued for 6
    medications she is months or more.
    prescribed as ordered.

    COLLABORATIVE:
    10. Refer the client to To assess further
    an Obstetrician- diagnosis.
    Gynecologist

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