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    S.R, a 41-year-old female, was admitted to the maternity ward with increasing abdominal pain. The nursing care plan aimed to relieve her discomfort within 24 hours of care and ensure her safety and the safety of her child over the next 48 hours. Nurses monitored her vital signs, progress of labor, and fetal heart tones regularly to minimize pain and identify any issues that could interfere with labor. After 24 hours of nursing interventions and monitoring, her discomfort was relieved.

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    S.R, a 41-year-old female, was admitted to the maternity ward with increasing abdominal pain. The nursing care plan aimed to relieve her discomfort within 24 hours of care and ensure her safety and the safety of her child over the next 48 hours. Nurses monitored her vital signs, progress of labor, and fetal heart tones regularly to minimize pain and identify any issues that could interfere with labor. After 24 hours of nursing interventions and monitoring, her discomfort was relieved.

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    S.R, a 41-year-old female, was admitted to the maternity ward with increasing abdominal pain. The nursing care plan aimed to relieve her discomfort within 24 hours of care and ensure her safety and the safety of her child over the next 48 hours. Nurses monitored her vital signs, progress of labor, and fetal heart tones regularly to minimize pain and identify any issues that could interfere with labor. After 24 hours of nursing interventions and monitoring, her discomfort was relieved.

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    Nursing Care Plan

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    S.R, a 41-year-old female, was admitted to the maternity ward with increasing abdominal pain. The nursing care plan aimed to relieve her discomfort within 24 hours of care and ensure her safety and the safety of her child over the next 48 hours. Nurses monitored her vital signs, progress of labor, and fetal heart tones regularly to minimize pain and identify any issues that could interfere with labor. After 24 hours of nursing interventions and monitoring, her discomfort was relieved.

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    NURSING CARE PLAN

    Name of Patient: S.R Impression/Diagnosis: Abdominal Pain


    Age & Sex: 41/F Ward/Bed: Maternity Ward

    DEFINING NURSING OUTCOME NURSING RATIONALE EVALUATION


    CHARACTERISTICS DIAGNOSIS IDENTIFICATION/OBJECTIVE INTERVENTION
    To be aware of The maternal
    SUBJECTIVE: Increasing pain LONG TERM: INDEPENDENT: any aberrant patient took part
    Increasing abdominal related to effects After 48 hours the patient's Monitor vital signsQ responses that in the procedure
    pain. of labor discomfort will be relieved, and shift MIO Q shift may occur in to enhance the
    they will be able to manage Monitor progress of both the mother labor so that the
    suffering in the future. labor and the child baby may be
    Monitor FHT Q2H delivered
    successfully.

    OBJECTIVE:
    Initial vital signs
    taken: RATIONALE:
    T= 36.8 °C It's a vital to To ease the
    PR= 76 bpm keep an eye on SHORT TERM: patient from the After 24 hours of
    RR= 18 cpm, BP the mother and During the first 24 hours of DEPENDENT: pain nursing care, the
    Weight= 50 kg child to nursing care the patient's Labs:CBC, RU, FE, patient's
    Blood type “O” guarantee their discomfort should be minimized VDRL, Hepatitis Identify the discomfort was
    safety as much as possible. areas of concern relieved.
    that it might
    interfere with
    the normal
    progress of
    labor
    COLLABORATIVE:
    NOTE: Nursing The physician should
    Diagnosis be informed on the
    should be based patient's progress and
    on the (NANDA any abnormalities
    – Approved that may be
    Nursing observed.
    Diagnosis)

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