NR 465 Care of Childbearing Families and Reproductive Health
NR 465 Care of Childbearing Families and Reproductive Health
NR 465 Care of Childbearing Families and Reproductive Health
Allergies__________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Medications: ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Occupation: ____________________________________
Family History:
Religion:
Sociocultural considerations:
Current lab findings: Blood Type: ___________ Rh Factor: __________ Antibodies: □ positive □ negative Rubella Status:___________
Other Labs:_________________________________________________________________________________________________________
□ Vag □ C/S □ VBAC □ Boy □ Girl Weight ____________ Length ___________ Feeding Method: □ Breast □ Bottle
This tool MUST accompany your Labor and Delivery care plan and provide a basis for the nursing care in your care plan
Fetal Heart Rate: (US)______________ (FSE)________________ Baseline_____________ Variability □ absent □ minimal □ moderate □ marked
Periodic/Episodic changes:_________________Early Decels__________ Late Decels_____ Variable Decels_____ Prolonged Decels __________
*adapted from Mahley, Witt, & Beckmann (1999). Teaching nursing students to critically evaluate electronic fetal monitor tracings. Journal of Obstetrics, Gynecologic and
Neonatal Nursing, Vol. 36(2), 237-240.
Assessment Nursing Diagnosis Goals & Expected Outcomes Nursing Interventions Rationale for interventions Evaluation
(Supporting data) (does not have to be a NANDA (Realistic, timed, measurable) (Strategies or actions for care) (one for each intervention) (Client’s response to nursing actions
Recognition of Cues diagnostic statement) Prioritize the Hypothesis & (3 for each diagnosis) & progress toward achieving
Analysis of Cues Generate Solutions Take Actions goals & outcomes)
Evaluate the Outcomes
Subjective:
Objective:
Subjective:
Objective:
Assessment Nursing Diagnosis Goals & Expected Outcomes Nursing Interventions Rationale for interventions Evaluation
(Supporting data) (does not have to be a NANDA (Realistic, timed, measurable) (Strategies or actions for care) (one for each intervention) (Client’s response to nursing actions
Recognition of Cues diagnostic statement) Prioritize the Hypothesis & (3 for each diagnosis) & progress toward achieving
Analysis of Cues Generate Solutions Take Actions goals & outcomes)
Evaluate the Outcomes
Subjective:
Objective: