Nursing Care for Mothers after Caesarean Section due Severe Preeclampsia with use Amphetamine: Case study 2 Case

Abstract

Purposes : To study and compare the use of the nursing process. In nursing mothers after cesarean section due to severe gestational hypertension combined with the use of amphetamines.

Materials and Methods : Two mothers who were treated in the obstetrics and gynecology ward of Phon Hospital, KhonKaen Province, from 1 August 2023 to 30 November 2023 were studied. Data were collected from interviews with mothers and relatives. Physical examination, observation, and medical records Study and analyze and compare maternal data according to nursing process steps, including 1) health status assessment using the 11 Gordon Health Models 2) determination of nursing diagnosis              3) nursing and 4) Nurse Evaluation.

Main findings : The mothers of Case 1 and Case 2 were hospitalized for 3 days and 4 days, respectively. The mothers of both case studies cooperated in medical treatment. This makes them safe from high blood pressure and drug withdrawal. There were no complications after a cesarean section. Both infants had low birth weights but were healthy, able to feeding mixed formula milk, and did not experience drug withdrawal.

Conclusion and recommendations : This study shows that nurses must have knowledge and use the 5-step nursing process to care for mothers and infants according to standards to be safe and without complications.