Obstetrical Nursing for Nurses And Students
Obstetrical Nursing for Nurses And Students
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— ^As soon as the true labor pains begin, or if the waters break before the advent of the pains, the physician should be notified. The true pains begin in the back, running around to the abdomen. Pains may occur about the end of the eighth month; these are always located in the abdomen, and do not as a rule affect the back at all. They are called false labor pains.
Preparation of Patient for Labor. — ^If there is time before the physician arrives the patient should take a full bath in the tub, ...and as soon as the nurse arrives a low enema should be given. The attire during labor should be a nightgown, one or two skirts if the weather is cold, a double wrapper over all, stockings and slippers, and a sterile napkin to protect the clothes from the discharges.
Bed. — ^If the patient is wakened at night by the advent of pains or the breaking of the bag of waters, the bed should be dismantled and prepared as follows: a hard firm mattress is covered with a rubber sheet or oil-cloth ; over this is placed a sheet, which is pinned at the four corners to keep smooth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— ^As soon as the true labor pains begin, or if the waters break before the advent of the pains, the physician should be notified. The true pains begin in the back, running around to the abdomen. Pains may occur about the end of the eighth month; these are always located in the abdomen, and do not as a rule affect the back at all. They are called false labor pains.
Preparation of Patient for Labor. — ^If there is time before the physician arrives the patient should take a full bath in the tub, ...and as soon as the nurse arrives a low enema should be given. The attire during labor should be a nightgown, one or two skirts if the weather is cold, a double wrapper over all, stockings and slippers, and a sterile napkin to protect the clothes from the discharges.
Bed. — ^If the patient is wakened at night by the advent of pains or the breaking of the bag of waters, the bed should be dismantled and prepared as follows: a hard firm mattress is covered with a rubber sheet or oil-cloth ; over this is placed a sheet, which is pinned at the four corners to keep smooth.
What to read after Obstetrical Nursing for Nurses And Students?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Enos Tuley to read onlineMoreLess
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