Nursing Care for Superimposed preeclampsia and Diabetase mellitus in Pregnant Women

Abstract

Hypertension in pregnant women is a serious complication in obstetrics that causes an increase  in the amount of disabled and deceased. Diabetase mellitus is a complication that can be found frequently due to the increasing number of  people.   A woman who has chronic hypertension and diabetase mellitus problems  before  becoming  pregnant may get  superimposed preeclampsia problems which may occur  serious complications. The effects on women are problems such as eclampsia, abruption placenta, coaguophaty, intracerebal  hemorrhage, liver and renal failure, dystocia, premature labor, hyperglycemia or hypoglycemia. The effects on infants are intrauterine fetal demise, birth injuries, stillbirth,congenital malformations,respiratory distress syndrome and hypoglycemia etc. A nurse who provides nursing care must have knowledge and competencies for patients safety,continually notice the patient’s changing symptoms and a nurse must practice nursing process in the most technically correct ways, such as observation,analysis and provide nurseing care effectively and correctly in practical terms and nursing care theories. These skills can reduse complication and dangerous signs to the pregnant  women and infant.