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A comprehensive overview of normal postpartum physiological changes, focusing on the involution of the uterus, lochia, cervical, vaginal, and perineal changes, urinary and abdominal changes, breast and nipple changes, maternal vital signs, blood values, and hormonal changes. It also includes nursing considerations for maternal assessment, physiological assessment using bubblhe and reeda, perineal well-being and comfort measures, becoming a mother and maternal role attainment, attachment behaviors, and rest and activity.
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Maternal Physiologic Changes - ANSWER -- the process of readjusting physically and mentally from pregnancy and birth begins immediately after birth and continues for about 6 weeks
Cardiovascular System - ANSWER -- cardiac output remains increased for 48 hours after birth
Redness Edema Ecchymosis Drainage Approximation of wound edges Perineal Well-Being and Comfort Measures - ANSWER -- assess perineum
Acquaintance Phase - ANSWER -getting to know the infant Mutual Regulation - ANSWER -relationship between needs of the mother and needs of the infant Reciprocity - ANSWER -when the mother and infant enjoy each other's company Engrossment - ANSWER -process of absorption, preoccupation and interest in the infant demonstrated by fathers Factors that Hinder Parent-Infant Attachment - ANSWER -- physical condition of the mother and the newborn
Criteria for Early Discharge - ANSWER -- woman recovered and able to care for self and baby