- Stacy Troxel-11/11/09
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#1-Latent Phase
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Pain Control
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-pain from cx dilating, & hypoxia to uterus
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-change position
- -hydrotherapy
- -massage
- -heat and cold packs
- -music, focal points, photos
- -aromatherapy
- -breathing patterns
- -doulas
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NRSG Interventions
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-est. rapport
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-teach breathing
- -assist with comfort/position
- -encourage mom to void q1-2hrs
- -orient to room, equipment, ect.
- -monitor progress
- -offer fluids/ice chips
- -watch vitals
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Physical Changes
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-0-3cm dilated
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-ctx q10-20min &15-20sec duration
- -ctx are irregular & mild
- -ctx soon become q5-7min & 30-40sec duration
- -ctx will be moderate intensity
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Emotional Changes
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-happy, talkative, eager
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-relief labor is started
- -nervous/excited
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#2-Active Phase
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Pain Control
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-pain in peri area
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-cont. tech. in latent phase
- -short term pain meds
- -epidural
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Emotional Changes
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-helplessness
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-fatigue
- -anxious
- -nervous
- -fear
- -more dependent
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Physical Changes
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-4-7cm dilated
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-ctx q2-3 minutes
- -ctx 40-60sec duration
- -strong intensity ctx
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NRSG Interventions
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-encourage breathing
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-low stimuli
- -support her
- -give back rubs
- -provide comfort
- -help with position
- -encourage mom to void q1-2hrs
- -offer shower/whirlpool
- -watch vitals
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#3-Transition Phase
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Pain Control
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-burning in vag
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-need to push
- -pushing should be a relief
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Emotional Changes
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-fatigue
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-restless
- -ready to quit
- -fear of tearing
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Physical Changes
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-8-10cm dilated
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-ctx q2 min
- -60-75sec duration
- -strong ctx!
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NRSG Interventions
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-encourage to rest between ctx
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-encourage breathing
- -support her
- -keep her informed
- -promote comfort
- -provide ice chips
- -watch vitals