MKMC3

I don't want to be rude or egotistical, but I'm a nursing student, and I need a diagnosis for a perfectly healthy postpartum mom, and I was going to put a post on here just to list what ideas I had and ask if I was headed in the right direction. Then I saw all these posts asking for people to send each other their careplans and whatnot...I mean, if you have a general idea, then the rest of the careplan shouldn't be a problem, right? I just don't know how you'll learn if you copy from another person's careplan. If your school has a nursing tutor, you should go see them, because my school's tutor helped me out quite a few times...just a suggestion...I don't intend to offend...

also, how did they breast feed? you could effective/ ineffective breast feeding

Do you have Spark's & Taylor's Nursing Diagnosis Reference Manual? It is 10 times better than the Nurse's Pocket Guide...It has a ton of nursing care plans in it and has sections for adults, adolescents, children, mother/ neonate, geriatric, and wellness. It's about $35 on amazon, and it is 100% worth it, it is making nursing school a lot easier...