Case Study of Specific Patients Nursing Care of Twins Pregnancy with Severe Preeclampsia and Caesarean Section

Abstract

Severe preeclampsia is an important complication which is often found. There is a high risk of seizures. If left untreated, its progression can destroy the neighboring organs, especially the liver. As a result, there is an increase in liver enzymes. This is a very serious complication of pregnancy which causes the death of the mother and infant, especially those who are also at risks with other symptoms. The study of this patient found that the complication during pregnancy is the second pregnancy with twins at 37 weeks and have a severe preeclampsia. The patient received an anti-seizure medication which is the magnesium sulfate, while the cervix is 1 centimeter dilated. If the pregnancy continues, the symptom will be worse. The doctor therefore decided to terminate the pregnancy by cesarean section which helped the mother deliver safely. 

The teamwork of the caregivers which comprised of doctors, nurses, and staff at various levels helped provide a quick and effective care. This also included the cooperation of the patient and her family in the treatment and self-care which helped the patient to get through the crisis safely. The patient was allowed to visit the baby at the neonatal intensive care unit and returned home with the baby five days after giving birth.