Care P :
Patient Care Plan
NUR 4545 Women and Newborn Health Nursing
Student Name: _____________________________________________ Date of Care: 12/10/2020
Focus of Care Plan: Newborn
Identifying information : Complete information for newborn AND mother
NEWBORN Initials: C.O Sex: M Birth date: 12/02/2020 Gestational age: 39w 5d Birth weight: 3.65 Kg Age (in hours): 192
APGAR scores at birth (1 and 5 min.): 8 (1min) 9 (5mins) Method of feeding: __________ Blood type: O+ Coombs: __________
Transcutaneous Bili (TCB) or Serum Bili (include hour of life): __________ Glucose: __________
MOTHER Initials: A. O Age: 31 Gravida 1 Para (term) 1 (preterm) 0 (abortions/miscarriages) 0 (living children) 1
LMP: ______ Estimated date of delivery (“due date”): _____ Weeks gestation:39 weeks Prenatal Group B Strep: A+
Other abnormal prenatal labs: __________________ Most recent Hemoglobin and hematocrit: __________ Blood Type: __________
EBL: ___________ Episiotomy or laceration (describe by type and/or degree): __________________________________________
Type of anesthesia used during labor and/or birth (if applicable): __________________________________________
FOR ALL CARE PLANS
Type of birth (highlight or bold): vaginal delivery Cesarean-section not delivered/born yet
Is there history of any high-risk situations or complications to previous pregnancy, labor/birth, or postpartum period? YES NO
If yes, please list: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Is there history of any complications to current pregnancy, labor, birth, postpartum, or newborn? YES NO
If yes, please list: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Medications ordered for your patient: (add more columns as needed)
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Drug Category: |
Prescribed for: |
Dose, route, and frequency |
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Hep. B |
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Phytonadione (Vitamin K) |
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Erythromycin 5mg/gram (0.5%) Ophthalmic ointment |
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Sucrose (Toot sweet, Sweet ease) 24% oral sol 1 drop |
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Nursing Diagnoses
List the top three nursing diagnoses for this patient. Use NANDA format (diagnosis, related to, as evidenced by) and place the diagnoses in their priority order. Briefly discuss the rationale for this priority order.
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Nursing Diagnosis |
Related to |
As Evidenced By |
Rationale for Priority Order (Why is 1st diagnosis first, 2nd diagnosis, second, etc.) |
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Select the top two nursing diagnoses and complete a work-up table for each. PLEASE NOTE: the two diagnoses must be significantly different from each other to demonstrate maximum learning.
Nursing Diagnosis #1: (WRITE YOUR COMPLETE DIAGNOSIS HERE)
Assessment(Include all assessment data related to diagnosis) |
Patient Outcome(Desired outcome or evaluation parameters, using S-M-A-R-T) |
Nursing Interventions & Rationale(Specific nursing actions with rationale) |
Evaluation(Was each outcome met or unmet? Why?) |
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Nursing Diagnosis #2: (WRITE YOUR COMPLETE DIAGNOSIS HERE)
Assessment(Include all assessment data related to diagnosis) |
Patient Outcome(Desired outcome or evaluation parameters, using S-M-A-R-T) |
Nursing Interventions & Rationale(Specific nursing actions with rationale) |
Evaluation(Was each outcome met or unmet? Why?) |
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Rev. 8.19