Nursing care for premature mothers Khammuang Hospital: 2 case studies.

Abstract

The objective of this study was to compare nursing care for premature mothers. Two case studies were selected specifically for mothers in preterm labor who received services at Khammuang Hospital. Kalasin Province Gordon's 11 health patterns theoretical framework was used to collect case study data. and lead nursing care plans according to Orem's nursing system theoretical framework.

Study results: Case 1, Thai woman, age 33 years, G₅P₃A₁L₂ Last 5 years, gestational age 33+2 weeks (By U/S), antenatal care 5 times, labor pain before coming to the hospital 3 hours 15 minutes (6.00 a.m.) first received PV. Cx. Fully Dilate, obstetrician, Kalasin Hospital. Consider giving birth first before delivering the baby—normal birth. The baby weighs 1,970 grams. APGAR score 9 – 10 – 10. The baby is active and good. The baby is delivered to the sick infant building. Kalasin Hospital Received treatment for 9 days, symptoms normalized, then discharged home. Postpartum mothers, postpartum nursing for 2 hours, general symptoms normal. Transported to Kalasin Hospital with the infant. Case 2: Thai woman, age 40 years. G₄P₃A₀L₃ Last 6 years, gestational age 36+2 weeks (By U/S), prenatal care 6 times, clear water flowing from the vagina along with a lumpy stomach. 1 hour before coming to the hospital, they had a fever BT 38 C PV.Cx. Dilate 5 cms, Membrane Rupture clear EFM found FHS 170-180/min, performed Internal Uterine Resuscitation, suspected Maternal sepsis, considered antibiotics, normal delivery, baby had Congenital pneumonia, received treatment. Treated for 9 days, symptoms returned to normal, and then discharged home. Mother 2 hours after giving birth, general symptoms are normal. They were transported to Somdej Hospital with the baby