The patient experienced acute pain related to separation of the placenta from the uterine wall after childbirth. The nurse's goal was to assess and evaluate the patient's pain level, provide comfort measures, and monitor vital signs. Interventions included educating the patient, encouraging rest, providing relaxation techniques, and administering analgesics per the physician's orders while monitoring for side effects and complications. After one day of nurse-patient interaction, the patient reported relief of pain and displayed stable vital signs, indicating the interventions were effective in managing her acute pain.
The patient experienced acute pain related to separation of the placenta from the uterine wall after childbirth. The nurse's goal was to assess and evaluate the patient's pain level, provide comfort measures, and monitor vital signs. Interventions included educating the patient, encouraging rest, providing relaxation techniques, and administering analgesics per the physician's orders while monitoring for side effects and complications. After one day of nurse-patient interaction, the patient reported relief of pain and displayed stable vital signs, indicating the interventions were effective in managing her acute pain.
The patient experienced acute pain related to separation of the placenta from the uterine wall after childbirth. The nurse's goal was to assess and evaluate the patient's pain level, provide comfort measures, and monitor vital signs. Interventions included educating the patient, encouraging rest, providing relaxation techniques, and administering analgesics per the physician's orders while monitoring for side effects and complications. After one day of nurse-patient interaction, the patient reported relief of pain and displayed stable vital signs, indicating the interventions were effective in managing her acute pain.
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Paul D. Purves, George J. Klein, Peter Leong-Sit, Raymond Yee, Lorne J. Gula, Andrew D. Krahn-Cardiac Electrophysiology - A Visual Guide For Nurses, Techs, and Fellows-Cardiotext Publishing (2011)