Nursing care for pregnant mothers with methamphetamine use undergoing cesarean section. : Case study 2 case

Abstract

     This study is a case study. The purpose of this study is to study the nursing care of pregnant women who use methamphetamine for sedation during abdominal cesarean section. The comparison of 2 case studies.

     The study found that the two patients presented with different symptoms. The first patient had a history of cesarean section and came to the hospital with labor pains. The second patient was referred from a health promotion hospital due to high blood pressure.Although the two patients presented with different symptoms, the nursing diagnoses for anesthesia during cesarean section were similar:Discomfort due to labor pains,anxiety due to lack of  knowledge and understanding about preoperative preparation and anesthesia,hypotension from spinal block anesthesia,risk of shock from blood loss during surgery,risk of complications from spinal block anesthesia.discomfort due to surgical wound pain.