Care Plan for Postpartum Hemorrhage Management
Category: Obstetrics
Assessment
Patient presents with excessive vaginal bleeding and signs of hypovolemia following childbirth.
Diagnosis
Risk for hypovolemic shock related to excessive blood loss.
Goals
Patient will maintain stable vital signs and demonstrate understanding of the importance of follow-up care.
Interventions
Administer prescribed uterotonic medications to control bleeding and monitor for effectiveness. Monitor vital signs closely and assess for signs of hypovolemia. Educate patient on the importance of follow-up appointments and monitoring for signs of delayed hemorrhage. Encourage patient to maintain adequate hydration and rest.
Rationale
These interventions aim to control bleeding, prevent hypovolemic shock, and ensure patient safety.
Evaluation
Patient’s vital signs and adherence to follow-up care will be monitored during follow-up visits.
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