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Post-Operative Care for Gynecological Surgeries

This document contains a postpartum patient's history, physical exam findings, assessments, and care plan addressing 4 subproblems: 1) uterine pain and bleeding, 2) previously scarred uterus, 3) financial difficulty, and 4) referral for social services. The patient underwent a cesarean section for failure to descend and is experiencing uterine pain and bleeding. The plan is IV fluids, antibiotics, pain relievers, possible blood transfusion, and repeat cesarean section. Due to financial hardship, the patient will be referred to social services.
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Post-Operative Care for Gynecological Surgeries

This document contains a postpartum patient's history, physical exam findings, assessments, and care plan addressing 4 subproblems: 1) uterine pain and bleeding, 2) previously scarred uterus, 3) financial difficulty, and 4) referral for social services. The patient underwent a cesarean section for failure to descend and is experiencing uterine pain and bleeding. The plan is IV fluids, antibiotics, pain relievers, possible blood transfusion, and repeat cesarean section. Due to financial hardship, the patient will be referred to social services.
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S/P TAHBSO, S/P TAH or S/P SALPING-OOPHORECTOMY S: presence of flatus, ability to defecate, (-) flatus, (-)

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Diagnosis Example: G5P3 (3-0-2-3) Abnormal Uterine
Bleeding- Leiomyoma (INTRAMURAL) Urinary Retention O: Vital Signs: BP, CR, RR, T
Secondary S/P Total Abnormal Hysterectomy Bilateral
A: Ileus Secondary to Surgical Manipulation or
Salpingectomy under SAB-CEA S/P Blood Transfusion
Secondary Anesthesia Effect, S/P LSCS, # of days (1st
Subproblem #1: Ileus Post-op day), OB Score

S: presence of flatus, ability to defecate, (-) flatus, (-) P: diet


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Subproblem #2: Respiratory Splinting
O: Vital Signs: BP, CR, RR, T
S: dyspnea, cough
Abdomen:
O: chest and lung findings
A: Ileus Secondary to Surgical Manipulation or
A: Respiratory Splinting Secondary to Incisional Pain,
Secondary Anesthesia Effect, S/P TAHBSO, # of days
S/P LSCS, # of days, OB Score
(1st Post-op day), OB Score
P: deep breathing exercises 15 mins 3x a day
P: diet
Steam inhalation 15 mins BID
Subproblem #2: Respiratory Splinting
Side to side movement every few hours
S: dyspnea, cough
Subproblem #3: Abdominal wound pain and healing
O: chest and lung findings
S: degree of pain (mild, moderate, severe) (rate)
A: Respiratory Splinting Secondary to Incisional Pain,
S/P TAHBSO, # of days, OB Score O: Vital signs: BP; CR; RR; T
P: deep breathing exercises 15 mins 3x a day Abdomen
Steam inhalation 15 mins BID A: Abdominal Wound Healing in Progress, S/P LSCS, #
of days, OB Score
Side to side movement every few hours
P: antibiotics, pain relievers
Subproblem #3: Abdominal wound pain and bleeding
Subproblem #4: Uterine Wound Pain and Healing
S: degree of pain (mild, moderate, severe) (rate)
S: degree of pain (mild, moderate, severe) (rate)
O: Vital signs: BP; CR; RR; T
O: Vital Signs: BP, CR, RR, T
Abdomen:
Abdomen
A: Abdominal Wound Healing in Progress, S/P
TAHBSO, # of days, OB Score A: Uterine Involution in Progress, S/P LSCS, # of days,
OB Score
P: antibiotics, pain relievers
P: Antibiotics, pain relievers
S/P LSCS
S/P NSD
Diagnosis example: G1P1 (1-0-0-1) Pregnancy Uterine
38 2/7 weeks age of gestation, cephalic, delivered via Diagnosis Sample: G1P1 (1-0-0-1) Term, cephalic,
Primary LSCS under SAB due to failure of descent (st – delivered spontaneously to a live full term baby boy in
1x2 hours) to a Live full term baby boy in Occiput Right occiput anterior, BW: 3.36 kg: BL: 47 cm, AS: 9,9
Posterior BW: 3.3 kg; BL: 47 cm; AS: 9,9 BS: 38 weeks BS: 38 weeks, AGA (2/18/18, 9:15 am) s/p median
episiotomy with repair
Subproblem #1: Ileus
Subproblem #1 Uterine Wound Pain and Bleeding  Please admit to OB Ward under the service of
Dr. Marcial
S: degree of pain, (mild, moderate, severe) (rate)
 Secure Consent for admission and management
O: Vital signs: BP, CR, RR, T  TPR every shift and record
 DIET: NPO post-midnight
Abdomen:
 Double-prep abdomen and perineum
A: Uterine Involution in Progress, S/P NSD. # of days,  Dr. Marcial cognizant of admission
OB Score
#1 Previously Scarred Uterus
P: antibiotics, pain relievers
Dx: CBC
Subproblem # 2: PMLE/LMLE/ Median Episiotomy
Blood Typing
wound pain and healing
UA
S: degree of pain (mild, moderate, severe) (rate)
Monitor VS and FHT every 4 hours and
O: Vital Signs: BP. CR, RR, T
record
A: RMLE/LMLE/ Median Episiotomy Wound Healing in
Tx: IVF c/o Anesthesia
Progress, S/P NSD, # of Days, OB Score
Schedule for repeat LSCS 07/17/2018
P: antibiotics, pain relievers
07:00 AM
S/P Diagnostic Curettage:
Secure Consent
 MVS q 15x1, q 30 then hourly thereafter until
Inform Dr. Gregorio for AA
stable
 Back to ward once stable Refer to PCOD for Neonatal Care
 DAT when fully awake
Antibiotics: Cefuroxime (Zegen) 1.5 mg
Subproblem #1: Uterine Pain and Bleeding ANST one hour prior to OR

 Present IVF FO 200 cc to consume if with undue Secure 1 unit PRBC properly typed and
bleeding and if spontaneously voiding cross-matched as standby
 Antibiotic
#2 Financial Difficulty
 Pain reliever
 Send specimen for histopath Refer to MSS
 Refer
Secure previous chart
Physicians Admitting Order Template for LSCS - Service
or Charity Patient

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