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Chief complaint:
Mrs. S, 25 years old 18 pregnancy, has dizzy, nausea and vomiting, weak and pale. From the
analysis result can be concluded that Mrs. X has anemia. This can be happened because of
worse dietary habit. The example is she never eat chlorophyl and Mrs. X is too worry about
her pregnancy.
Surgical history:
Never
Never
Social history:
Patient live with her husband, patient is not go work and she is a housewife. Patient doesn’t
consume alcohol, smoke, and drug.
Patient doesn’t have family sickness history like cancer, asthma, etc.
Allergies :
Review of Systems:
Constitutional : Mrs.S, has been generally feeling well the last couple of weeks
Skin/Breast : no rashes
Pulmonary : No cough
Neurologic : No
changes in
Memory Psychology : No
changes in
Mood Heme/Lymph : No
problems
Physic control :
Awareness : composmentis
a. Vitals:
Temp : 36
RR : 24 x /minute
Pulse : 80x/minute
BP : 100/70mmHg
HB : 9gr/dl
LILA : 26cm
Weight today : 55 kg
High : 160 cm
Genito Urinary : Genital exam not performed since complaints not related.
Assesment :
Anemia in pregnancy, if not treated properly can increase the risk of dangerous
complications, such as preterm labor. In addition, anemia can also increase the risk of low
birth weight in infants. On the maternal side, anemia can increase the risk of postpartum
depression and postpartum maternal mortality.
The cause of anemia truly comes down to how many red blood cells are being produced in
the body and how healthy they are. A fall in hemoglobin levels during pregnancy is caused
by a greater expansion of plasma volume compared with the increase in red cell volume. This
disproportion between the rates of increase for, plasma and erythrocytes has the most
distinction during the second trimester.
Ds : Mrs.S said this is her first pregnancy, and in the 18 weeks pregnancy she moans
often feel dizzy and weak.
Needs :
Plan :