cantwait2graduate

I used ineffective breastfeeding already...and risk for infection. But all of this info has been helpful. especially "laceration will be free from infection and bleeding" Why didnt i think of that? Thanks Obtundedrn for that one

Im drawing blanks on this care plan! I am trying to use the diagnosis: Risk for pain R/T 2nd degree perineal laceration but I can not think of any short term goals besides "patient will be pain free...":confused: My patient was a 24 yr old female; gravida 2, para 2, living 2. Healthy baby boy born at 40wks gestation. SVD*.

YES!!!!! that helps. They didnt explain it like that in class so this whole time i was thinking Rh was seperate from blood type. So now i know that the + or -after A, B, O is referring to Rh. DUH!!! lol. Thanks:up:

Wow, thank you all. lol. Where was my brain at....

I just had a clinical rotation on the mother-baby unit. At our post conference my classmate was giving us general information on her "mother" such as GPTAL, fundus location, and so on. She also stated that her patients blood type was A+ and Rh Negative. Our instructor stopped her and said that that can't be. She said something like "being A+ would contradict with her being rh negative." I did not know this and did not not ask her to elaborate because our intructor has been in an extremely bad mood lately. So we've been trying to limit our time around her. Lol. I tried to reseach it but i didnt find anything and I do not remember this being said in class. Does anyone have any information that could clarify this for me????? Does being A+ mean you can not be Rh negative? I dont remember!!!!!

I just had a clinical rotation on the mother-baby unit. At our post conference my classmate was giving us general information on her "mother" such as GPTAL, fundus location, and so on. She also stated that her patients blood type was A+ and Rh Negative. Our instructor stopped her and said that that can't be. She said something like "being A+ would contradict with her being rh negative." I did not know this and did not not ask her to elaborate because our intructor has been in an extremely bad mood lately. So we've been trying to limit our time around her. Lol. I tried to reseach it but i didnt find andything and I do not remember this being said in class. Does anyone have any information that could clarify this for me????? Does being A+ mean you can not be Rh negative? I dont remember!!!!!