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RELIGION: Hindu.
ADDRESS: Bishalghar
(LMP) : 7/9/22
EDD: 11/6/23
OCCUPATION: Housewife.
PROVISIONAL DIGNOSIS: Pre-eclampsia with PoD1 of LSCS.
CHIEF COMPLAINTS: patient Mrs. Rajina Akter having at the time of admission High
blood pressure x8 month and Labour pain x2 hour.
PAST HISTORY
MEDICAL
FAMILY HISTORY:-
Family History
Sahidul islam
60 years marina
akter
Male
Female
Death Patient
PERSONAL HISTORY
Hobbies: watching TV, Cooking Dietary
Habits: Vegetarian
Addiction- No H/o Drug Addiction
PERSONAL HYGIENE:
Oral hygiene : Toothpaste
Mode: brush. 2 time a day
Bath per day frequency-1
Diet: Vegetarian
No. of meals- 3 meals per day.
Food preferences Home made food
Type of food- Panjabi Food
Fluid - 4-5 glasses per day
Tea &coffee -Tea cups day
Elimination
Bowel per day- Regular
Urine frequency- 3-4 times a day Colour pale yellow
Menstrual history-
Age of menarche-12 years
Duration of menstruation: 4-5 days
Amount of menstruation: Normal Flow.
OBSTETRICAL HISTORY:
Sexual history
Any IUD being used method of contraception - No IUD insertion/ Other method-condoms
Dyspareunia: Mild level
Relationship: Satisfactory
PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT
General appearance & behavior: Moderate appearance with normal beight good
Vital signs:-
Temperature-98.2°F.
Pulse -110 beats/min
Respiration= 20 breaths/min
Blood Pressure-180/110 mm Hg
Anthropometric Measurement
57 kg ( Before 3 rd Trimester
Pregnancy)
Height 5, 3, 5’ 6”
Fundal height 38 cm 38 cm
INVESTIGATION :
B.T
1-5 min 1-5 min Normal
CT
4-9 min
4-9 min Normal
TLC
8,600/cumm
4000- Normal
RBS 11000/cumm
89 mgm
VDRL test 80-140 mgm% Normal
NR
SGOT NR Normal
34 Unit/ lit
SGPT 5 to 43 unit/lit Normal
45 Unit/lit
Albumin in urine 7 to 56 unit/lit Abnormal
3+
Nil
Blood Urea
21 mg/dl 10-50 mg/dl
Blood Creatinine Normal
1.2 mg/dl 0.5-1.4 mg/dl
Bleeding Time Normal
2 min 1-3 min
Normal
SPECIAL INVESTIGATION:
ULTRASOUND: Impression: Alive fetus corresponding 3twerks in cephalic
presentation.
ENDOSCOPY = No performed
PLAN OF TREATMENT
MEDICAL MANAGEMENT
The Circulatory System is designed to deliver oxygen and nutrients to all parts of the body and
pick up waste materials and toxins for elimination. This system is made up of the heart, the
veins, the arteries, and the capillaries.
Circulation is achieved by a continuous one-way movement of blood throughout the body. The
network of blood vessels that flow through the body is so extensive that blood flows within close
proximity to almost every cell.
Heart
The heart is a muscular pump that propels blood throughout the body. The heart is located
between the lungs, slightly to the left of center in the chest. The heart is broken down into four
chambers including:
1.The right atrium, which is a chamber which receives oxygen- poor blood from the veins.
2.The right ventricle which pumps the oxygen-poor blood from the right atrium to the lungs.
3.The left atrium which receives the now oxygen-rich blood that is returning from the lungs.
4.The left ventricle, which pumps the oxygenated blood through the arteries to the rest of the
body.
Blood Vessels
Blood vessels are broken down into three groups: the arteries which carry blood out of the heart
to the capillaries, the veins which transport oxygen-poor blood back to the heart, and the
capillaries which transfer oxygen and other nutrients into the cells and removes carbon dioxide
and other metabolic waste from these body tissues.
Blood Pressure
Blood pressure is the force exerted by the blood against the walls of the blood vessels. The
output or direct pumping of the heart and the resistance to blood flow in the vessels determines
blood pressure. Resistance is determined by blood viscosity and by friction.
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF PREGNANCY-INDUCED
HYPERTENSION
Vasopasm
Peripheral Arteriole
Vasoconstriction
Blurring of vison, headache
Pregnancy-induced hypertension
(pre-eclampsia)
CLINICAL MANIFASTATION:-
1.LFT
2. KFT
3.Platelate
4. CBC 4. CBC
Urine test
1.Protein in the Urine Urine test
2. Fetal ultrasound
3. Uric Acid test
MEDICAL MANAGEMENT:-
2. Inj.Megnesium
sulfate IV/OD Anticonvulsant
OBSTETRICAL MANAGEMENT:-
ASSESSMENT
1.Assess the patient pain level
2.Assess the nutrition level of the patient
3.Assess the activity level of the patient
4.Assess the breathing pattern of the patient
5.Assess the knowledge level of the patient
6.Assess the sleeping pattern of the patient.
NURSING DIAGNOSIS:-
1. Risk of developing eclampsia related to severe pre- eclampsia as evidence by BP
of 180/110mmHg measured, a dipstick Proteinuria of 2+, oedema +++, a severe
headache and visual blurring.
2. Excess fluid volume related to increase fluid intake as evidence by edema and
frequency urination.
FEED BACK
CONCLUSION
• Pre-Eclampsia is a comman complication still associated with high level of
maternal and perinatel mortality as well as morbidity. ANC coverage should be
strengthened to detect pre-eclampsia, and prevent eclampsia. Management in the
hospital should be optimized to prevent recurrent convulsion and complication
after admission.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
1.Dc Dutta's “The textbook of obstetrics” , page no: 230-236.
2., E. malcolm symonds & Ian. m. symonds, Essential obstetrics and gynacology page no: 107-
110.