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COLLEGE OF NURSING
LESSON PLAN
ON
TOPIC: NURSING MANAGEMENT OF PREGNANT WOMEN, MINOR DISORDERS OF PREGNANCY AND
MANAGEMENT
Date of Submission:07/12/2020
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Basic Lesson Plan information:
Subject: OBG
Name of the Topic: Nursing management of pregnant women, minor dirorders of pregnancy and
management
Name of the student teacher: Farheen khan
Name of the Supervisor: Mr. Himanshu Vyas
Date and Time of teaching: 07/12/2020
Method of teaching: Practice Teaching
Duration: 40 minutes
Previous knowledge: - Students are having some knowledge about Minor disorders in pregnancy
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General objective: - At the end of the topic/class, the students will be able to understand about Minor
disorders in pregnancy and management, develop desirable attitude and will be able to apply this knowledge
in their personal and professional life.
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INTRODUCTION:-
Minor disorders during pregnancy with advice on diet, exercise, and with simple home remedies that are
known to be safe and help women feel better. Sometimes these minor problems may become more serious,
or signal a serious underlying health problem that needs referral to a health facility.
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LESSON PLAN
S.No TIME SPECIFIC CONTENT A.V. TEACHIG EVALUATION
OBJECTIVE AIDS LEARNING
ACTIVITIES
1. 5 min What are DEFINITION:- Lecture cum What are minor
Minor Minor disorders of pregnancy are a series of commonly Laptop discussion disorders?
disorders in experienced symptoms related to the effects of
pregnancy pregnancy hormones and the consequences of
enlargement of the uterus as the fetus grows during
pregnancy.
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worsening. The meals should contain more carbohydrate
than fat and acid.
Lifestyle
Women who are affected by this illness should avoid
stress and try to get as much rest as possible
Intravenous Fluids
Intravenous (IV) fluids should be provided to replenish
the lost intravascular volume. Rehydration along with
replacement of electrolytes is very important in the
treatment of hyperemesis
Thiamine
Thiamine should be a routine supplement in patients with
protracted vomiting. Pregnant women should ingest a
total of 1.5 mg/d. If this cannot be taken orally, 100 mg of
thiamine may be diluted in 100 mL of normal saline and
infused for 30 minutes to 1 hour weekly
Antiemetics
Several common drugs are used as antiemetics to control
nausea and vomiting during pregnancy. They should not
be used before 12 to 14 weeks of gestation due to possible
detrimental effects to the developing fetus.4 However,
there are data showing lack of teratogenicity with the use
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of dopamine antagonists, phenothiazines, and histamine
receptor blockers
Steroids
The mechanism of action of steroids is assumed to be a
direct effect on the vomiting center of the brain. Because
such high doses are required, it is improbable that there is
a lack of pituitary adrenal reserve in this illness.
Ginger
The GI symptoms of motion sickness and hyperemesis
are similar; therefore, the root of ginger, Zingiber
officinale, has been studied to treat hyperemesis. The
effectiveness of ginger is thought to be dependent on its
aromatic, carminative, and absorbent characteristics. It is
thought to act on the GI tract to increase motility, and its
absorbent property may decrease stimuli to the
chemoreceptor zone in the medulla that sends stimuli to
the emetic center of the brain stem. Ginger may also
block the GI responses and consequent nausea feedback
3. 8 min What is Heartburn is defined as a sensation of 'burning' in the Laptop Lecture cum Expain about
heartburn in upper part of the digestive tract, including the throat. It discussion the causes of
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pregnancy? can be associated with oesophagitis. heartburn in
pregnancy?
Aetiology/ Risk factors
The cause of heartburn during pregnancy is
multifactorial. Increased amounts of progesterone or its
metabolites cause relaxation of smooth muscle, which
results in a reduction in gastric tone and motility, and a
decrease in lower oesophageal sphincter pressure. It has
also been found that, during pregnancy, the lower
oesophageal sphincter is displaced into the thoracic cavity
(an area of negative pressure), which allows food and
gastric acid to pass from the stomach into the oesophagus,
leading to oesophageal inflammation and a sensation of
'burning
Management
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processes have been used to treat symptoms. These
include antacids such as alkali aluminium, magnesium
and calcium salts which neutralise stomach acid or protect
the lining of the stomach and oesophagus; drugs which
act to reduce the secretion of gastric acids including
antihistamines such as ranitidine (known as
histamine2 receptor antagonists); drugs which inhibit
stomach enzymes involved in acid production (proton
pump inhibitors such as omeprazole); and drugs to
promote gastric emptying and gut motility, or to enhance
sphincter pressure (for example, metoclopramide). It has
also been proposed that heartburn sometimes results from
bile reflux due to the failure of the pyloric sphincter
(located between the stomach and duodenum). Hence,
treatment with dilute acid to neutralise the effects of bile
has been suggested.
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during constipation?
pregnancy? Hormones: Changing hormone levels in early
pregnancy cause the intestines to slow down the
movement of stool through the bowel. This delay
increases the amount of water that the colon
absorbs from the stool, which makes it more solid
and difficult to pass.
Prenatal vitamins: Prenatal vitamins are chock-full
of iron, a crucial mineral that can sometimes be
deficient during pregnancy. Iron can cause
constipation and hard, black stools.
Pressure from the uterus: In later pregnancy, the
growing uterus can put pressure on the bowel,
making it harder to move stool through the
intestines.
Bulk-forming agents
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discomfort, so people should start with the lowest dosage
and ensure that they drink lots of water.
Stool softeners
Lubricant laxatives
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Osmotic laxatives
5. 5 min Management The management of varicose veins during pregnancy Lecture cum What is gravida
should be by conservative means consisting of proper Laptop discussion and parity?
of varicose
elastic support, elevation of the extremities at night and
vein during during rest periods in the day, avoiding static dependency
of the legs, and control of body weight. In event of
pregnancy?
venous stasis and severe symptoms of varicosis that
cannot be controlled by conservative measures, limited
surgical intervention is indicated. This should consist of
high ligation and division of the involved venous trunk
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and the immediate tributaries. Radical extirpation of
varicose veins should be reserved until further pregnancy
is not contemplated.
S.No TIME SPECIFIC CONTENT A.V. TEACHIG EVALUATION
OBJECTIVE AIDS LEARNING
ACTIVITIES
6. 10min What are Hemorrhoids are swollen blood vessels in and around the Laptop Lecture cum List the
haemorrhoid anus and lower rectum. To ease the discomfort of discussion important
s during hemorrhoids during pregnancy: points in
pregnancy? management of
Soak in warm water. Fill the tub with warm water and haemorrhoids?
soak the affected area. Don't put soap or bubble bath in
the water.
Avoid sitting for long periods of time. Sitting puts
pressure on the veins in your anus and rectum. When
you can, lie on your side or stand up. If you must sit,
take frequent breaks or sit on a hemorrhoid pillow, also
known as a ring cushion or doughnut.
Use an over-the-counter remedy. Apply witch hazel
medicated pads to your anal area. Or ask your health
care provider to recommend a hemorrhoid cream or
rectal suppository that's safe to use during pregnancy.
Keep in mind that constipation contributes to
hemorrhoids during pregnancy. To relieve or prevent
constipation:
SUMMARY:
Today we have discussed about:-
Minor disorders during pregnancy with advice on diet, exercise, and with simple home remedies that are known to be safe
and help women feel better. Sometimes these minor problems may become more serious, or signal a serious underlying
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health problem that needs referral to a health facility. Hyperemesis gravidarum, or pernicious vomiting of pregnancy, is a
complication of pregnancy that affects various areas of the woman’s health, including homeostasis, electrolytes, and kidney
function, and may have adverse fetal consequences. Heartburn is defined as a sensation of 'burning' in the upper part of the
digestive tract, including the throat. It can be associated with oesophagitis.
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