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ASSESMENT DIAGNOSIS PLANNING INTERVENTION RATIONALE EVALUATION

Subjective: Readiness for enhanced After rendering Independent: After giving care/nursing
“nung nalaman ko na childbearing process care/nursing intervention, intervention the client states that she
buntis ako, iniwasan ko related to birth of a new the client will be able to: *Establish rapport to client *To gain trust and cooperation understood the care requirements to
ng uminom ng kape family member. and S.O. form the client and S.O. promote health of self and infant and
tuwing umaga” as *Verbalize understanding she is also engaging to activities in
verbalized by the client of care requirements to *This tends to shorten labor preparation of the birth process and
and she also stated that promote health of self *Encourage moderate and increases the likelihood of care of newborn.
“natutulog na din ako ng and infant. exercise such as walking, a spontaneous vaginal
maaga pag gabi”. or non-weight-bearing delivery.
*Engage in activities to activities in accordance
prepare for birth process with the client’s physical
and care of newborn. condition and cultural
beliefs.
Objective: *this prepares the client/couple
*review physical changes for managing common
*client looks energized to be expected during each discomforts associated with
* trimester. pregnancy.

*A supplemental federally,
funded food program, helps
*Provide necessary promote optimal maternal,
referrals (dietitians, social fetal, and infant nutrition.
workers etc.) as indicated.
*Visualization enhances the
reality of the child and
strengthens the learning
*Use various methods for process.
learning, including picture
to discuss fetal *This reinforces the
development. relationship between health
assessment and positive
*explain the office visit outcome for mother and infant.
routine, and the rationale
for ongoing screening and
close monitoring (FHRM,
FHM etc.) and
emphasizing the
importance of keeping *This help the client
regular appointments. distinguish normal from
abnormal finding, thus
*Review reportable danger assisting her in seeking timely,
signals of pregnancy, such appropriate health care.
as bleeding, crumping,
acute abdominal pain, back
ache, edema, visual
disturbance, head ache and
pelvic pressure.

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