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Module 6 Standardize Patient Postpartum Student
Module 6 Standardize Patient Postpartum Student
POSTPARTUM CARE
[STUDENT COPY]
Once you are done acquainting yourself with the instructor and the course itself, please
proceed to SP Module 2: Care of a Woman in the Postpartum Period.
SCENARIO OVERVIEW
Mrs. Dana Dee, 28-year-old female (G4T3P1A0L4) is one hour post-vaginal delivery of a 4200g
baby girl at 38 weeks and 6 days. The delivery was straightforward and uncomplicated, with
moderate blood loss, with repaired second-degree laceration and the patient did not require
epidural anesthesia but anxiety was high. She was discharged after 3 days.
When the patient returned home, she cared for the infant on her own and took her medications
at home as prescribed. In the evenings, her husband assisted her. Her mother and sister also
helped as well, but her husband insisted on her being able to care for the child on her own. The
feeding process was difficult, and she is giving her best care for her child, self, home, and
family.
Nine days after delivery, she came to the OB/GYNE clinic for a follow-up check-up. She stated,
“I enjoyed motherhood, but sometimes I feel sad and irritable for about a week after giving
birth.” Moreover, she was always tired and didn’t get enough sleep at night yet had the chance
to nap during the time because her husband and family are supportive of her. Her appetite is
back to normal wherein she completed her meals three times a day with snacks in between to
support her nutritional needs in lactation.
031900 Dana Dee March 10, 1993 204 Dr. Valdez NONE: NO KNOWN ALLERGIES
Laboratories:
URINE GSCS
Scenario Objectives
2. Utilize concepts, principles and evidence-based practices related to the care of puerperium.
4. Determine the risk and warning signs during the different phases of postpartum.
7. Provide effective, safe, holistic management to normal and risk postpartum client.
8. Communicate relevant patient information to the team using the SBAR tool.
10.Demonstrate critical thinking and clinical decision-making skills necessary to interpret data
Point to Review:
Note: Please be informed that there will be a pre-briefing session prior to the start of the
simulation. After all simulations, a debriefing session will be conducted together with the CI and
SP
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Silbert-Flagg,J. & Pillitteri, A. (2018). Maternal & Child Health Nursing, Care of the childbearing
& Childrearing Family, 8th Edition. Wolter Kluwer Health
Doenges, M., Moorhouse, M. & Murr, Alice (2016). Nurse’s Pocket Guide Diagnoses, Prioritized
Interventions, and Rationales(15th Edition). F.A. Davis Company
Quigley, B., Palm, M.L., & Bickley, L. (2012). Bates’ nursing guide to physical examination and
history taking (1st ed.). Wolters Kluwer Health