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    This nursing care plan is for a pregnant patient named Kadija who is experiencing nausea and occasional vomiting. She is 11 weeks pregnant. The plan involves teaching her techniques to lessen symptoms, such as avoiding certain foods and smells that trigger nausea. The nurse will monitor her hydration and assist with medical tests. The expected outcome is that following the nursing interventions, Kadija will experience lessened symptoms by 14 weeks of pregnancy.

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    This nursing care plan is for a pregnant patient named Kadija who is experiencing nausea and occasional vomiting. She is 11 weeks pregnant. The plan involves teaching her techniques to lessen symptoms, such as avoiding certain foods and smells that trigger nausea. The nurse will monitor her hydration and assist with medical tests. The expected outcome is that following the nursing interventions, Kadija will experience lessened symptoms by 14 weeks of pregnancy.

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    Nursing Care Plan for Pregnancy Nausea

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    Miguel Vismonte
    This nursing care plan is for a pregnant patient named Kadija who is experiencing nausea and occasional vomiting. She is 11 weeks pregnant. The plan involves teaching her techniques to lessen symptoms, such as avoiding certain foods and smells that trigger nausea. The nurse will monitor her hydration and assist with medical tests. The expected outcome is that following the nursing interventions, Kadija will experience lessened symptoms by 14 weeks of pregnancy.

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    NURSING CARE PLAN

    Name of Patient: _____Kadija_______________ Agency/ Area: _______________________

    Diagnosis: ______________ Rating: ________________

    ASSESSMENT
    SUBJECTIVE OBJECTIVE

     Appears well nourished and is carefully groomed. English is


    second language but she understands some. Daughter who is
     Her last menstrual period was May 28th of the year with present with her mom is well groomed and speaks English.
     Gravida 9 Para 7
     Skin: Dark tan in color, surface smooth, small scaring on left arm
    an EDD of March 5th of next year making her 11 weeks and both legs. No lesions or tattoos
     Mouth: Poor dentition, oral mucosa pink, sore gum hypertrophy.
    Thyroid gland small and smooth
     “She had a female circumcision as a child”
     Chest: Expansion equal, respiration effortless. Lung sounds clear
    bilaterally with no adventitious sounds. No CVA tenderness
     “She is having nausea with occasional vomiting”  Heart: 84 bpm, regular rhythm, S1 and S2 are normal, not
    accentuated or diminished, with soft, blowing systolic murmur
    Gr iilvi at 2nd left interspace.
     “ Experienced pink vaginal spotting”  Breast: Tender, no masses, large everted nipples, no drainage
    present. Breast self-exam reviewed.
     Abdomen: No masses, bowel sounds present in four quadrants.
    No hepatomegaly or splenomegaly. Uterus non palpable. No
    inginal lymphadenopathy noted. No healed incisions noted.
     Extremities: No loer extremity varicosities, edema or redness
    notd. Negative Homan sign. 1+ DTRs. BP 124/76 mm Hg.
     Pelvic: Pubic arch wide: side walls straight, spines blunt
    interspinous diameter >12 cm. biter bituberous diameter > 8cm.
    Spacious, proven, gynecoid pelvis to 8 pounds

    No

    Nausea and vomiting related to symptoms in Pregnancy

    SCIENTIFIC EXPLANATION

    Possible causes include high levels of hormones, blood pressure fluctuations.

    PLANNING
    GOAL DESIRED OUTCOME

    After 2-3 weeks of following nursing intervention After 2-3 weeks of following nursing intervention
    the client will be able to lessen symptoms by 14 the client will be able to lessen symptoms by 14
    week of pregnancy week of pregnancy

    NURSING IMPLEMENTATION
    INTERVENTIONS RATIONALE

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     The nurse will verbalized the client will be able  Following techniques reduces or lessen
    to lessen symptoms by 14th week of pregnancy episodes of nausea and vomiting

     Teaching of oral Hygiene due to poor dentition  Oral Hygiene helps alleviate the condition and
    facilitates comfort.

     Tell the patient to stay away from foods and  Strong and unpleasant odors can make you
    smell that trigger nausea and vomiting feel sick

     Keep track of the patient's hydration, weights,  Nausea is often associated with dehydration,
    blood pressure, intake and output, and skin which may cause a patient's hydration state to
    turgor. change as a result of fluid depletion.

     Assist the patient in preparing for medical  To identify the contributing factor, a series of
    tests. tests can be used.

    EXPECTED OUTCOME/ EVALUATION

    After 2-3 weeks of following nursing intervention the client will be able to lessen symptoms by 14 week of
    pregnancy

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