savage2121

Thank you for the extremely helpful information. It's always good to hear someone else's side of things. It helps to open up my eyes to things that i might not have seen before, like the risk for infection due to the umbilical cord. Goofy.. It was right in front of me.. That makes complete sense. Thank you so much.. Melanie Johnson :bowingpur

I just started my OB rotation and absolutely love it to death... I am having a heck of a time figuring out NANDAs to use on my patient. I need to come up with 3 Nandas for the mother and 3 for the infant. My patient is a 23 year old mother to a 14 month old little girl (lady partsl delivery). She just gave birth to another little girl (lady partsl delivery - has some excess bleeding afterwards that required 1000mcg of Cytotec). Mom also had a small laceration in the birth canal that required 2 stitches. So far im going to use: (For Mom) 1. Acute pain related to tissue edema secondary to recent lady partsl delivery as evidence by reports of cramping, perineal discomfort, and hip pain. 2. Axiety (Im trying to find a way to state that she has anxiety about her role as a mother of two young children). And I cant think of a 3rd. FOR THE BABY..... 1. Risk for imbalanced body temperature secondary to incapability of compensating for environmental exposures. I cannot think of other that would be good. The baby has good overall health with apgars of 9,9. She had a small amount of facial bruising from a fast delivery. Any help would be greatly appreciated.. Thank you thank you.. Melanie Johnson