Case scenario You receive report on Mrs. Smith at 1200h. She is...

Question Answered step-by-step Case scenario You receive report on Mrs. Smith at 1200h. She is… Case scenarioYou receive report on Mrs. Smith at 1200h. She is G3T2P0A1L2. She had a repeat C/S 3 hrs ago. She is B-, GBS +, Rubella non-immune and Hep B positive. Her nurse tells you that Mrs. Smith did not want to hold baby PP, and dad gave baby some formula.VS: BP 130/75, pulse 86, HR 16, Temp 36.3C, RR 18, O2 sat 100%.Lochia is scant; fundus is 1 below umbilicusShe has TED stocking on.MARIV LR running at 100ml/ hr. She is on Ancef Q 8h for 3 doses (last dose at 0800, pre-op)She has Fragmin orderedAcetaminophen and Ibuprofen Q 4 hrs (She received Tylenol and Naproxen in OR @ 0900 h)She rates her pain 7 out of 10, she says that she feels nauseated, she vomited x1. She is crying and does not want to hold her baby.1. What is your priority nursing intervention for Mrs Smith?2. Use SBAR to communicate to anesthesia?-Situation-Background-Assessment-RecommendationIt is now 1400h you’ve settled Mrs Smith pain, and she has slept for about 1.5h. The baby was being cared for by dad. You attempt to encourage Mrs Smith to holdbaby and ask her about breastfeeding. She tells you that she still feels too tired and refusing to hold, touch or look at baby.1. What is your analysis of this situation?2. What additional resources are available for her at the hospital, who do you need to notify of regarding your concerns?3. Use SBAR to communicate with the appropriate HCPSituation-Background-Assessment-Recommendation- Health Science Science Nursing NUR 220 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)