NURSING CARE IN POST

OPERATION PATIENTS SC

1. Danik Setyo Wahyuningrum

2. Dwi Mustikawati
3. Ika Dwi Rachmawati
4. Kharisma Agustina
5. Liota Marsha Renardiyanto
DEFINITION

Caesarean section or often referred to as

cesarean section is giving birth to the fetus
through the incision of the abdominal wall
(abdomen) and the wall of the uterus
(uterus).
ASSESSMENT
• Circulation: Hypertension, vaginal bleeding

• Food : epigastric pain, g3 testing edema

• Pain : distroria, uterine tenderness, prolonged labor

• Sexuality : Plasma tumors that are blocked by multiple or

sustained pregnancies, disproportionate to sopalo pelvis,
previous history of sc
ASSESSMENT
a. Patient Identity
Includes name, age, education, ethnicity, occupation, religion, address, marital status, ward, medical record number, medical diagnosis,
sender, method of admission, reasons for admission, general condition of vital signs.
b. Health History Data
– Current medical history.
Includes complaints or those related to current disturbances or illnesses and perceived complaints after surgery.
– Past Health History
Covers other diseases that can affect the disease now, that is, whether the patient has experienced the same disease(Placenta previa).
- Family Health History
Includes the patient's illness and whether the patient's family also has a history of delivery of placenta previa.
c. Socio-Economic Data
This disease can occur to anyone, but it is more likely to occur in malnourished people with low socio-economic conditions.
d. Psychological Data
- Patients are usually labile.
- Patients are usually worried about their sexuality.
- Patient's self-esteem is impaired
DATA FOKUS ASSESSMENT
OF ASKEP POST SC
1. Health management
2. Elimination
3. Nutrition and Liquid
4. Rest and sleep
5. Mobilization and training
6. Perception and cognitive
7. Sexy and reproductive patterns
8. relationships and roles
9. self-concept
10. Coping behavior and stress
11. spiritual and belief
SUPPORTING EXAMINATION
a. USG, to determine the location of
placental implantation.
b. Hemoglobin examination
c. Examination of tokens hema
NURSING DIAGNOSIS

1. Risk of infection associated with invasive procedures

2. definition of knowledge related to lack of information
NURSING INTERVENTION
1. Risk of infection associated with invasive procedures
2. definition of knowledge related to lack of information

– Teaching: prescribing diet

Infection Control
– Assess patient and family regarding cultural views and
1. Hand Washing Before And After Patient Care other factors that influence the patient's willingness to
Activities follow the recommended diet.
– Teach patients the names of foods that are in
Infection Protection accordance with the recommended diet.diet
1. Monitor For Signs And Systemic And Local – Explain to patients about the purpose of adhering to the
Symptoms recommendedrelated to general health.
2. Monitor Absolute Count Of Granulocytes,
WBC, And Differential Results, Normal (3.98 – 5510
10.04 10'3 / Ul) – Health education.
3. Keep Antibiotic Use Wisely
Design and implement strategies to measure outcomes. clients
periodically during and after the end of theprogram
Wound
1. Care Give Incisional Treatment To The Required
Wound (Attachment)
TERIMAKASIH