Hello please answer questions . Case Scenario: Jisoo is healthy 30-year-old G5 PG who delivered a 7-lb, 6-oz baby girl vaginally with an intact

Question Answered step-by-step Hello please answer questions . Case Scenario: Jisoo is healthy30-year-old G5 PG who delivered a 7-lb, 6-oz baby girl vaginally with an intact perieum. Her estimated blood loss was 500mL. During the fourth stage of labor, her vital signs, fundus and lochia were within normal limits. She is transferred to the maternity unit 3 hours after birth. Questions: 1. What is the postpartum period2. What is the process of uterine involution after birth? 3.After report the nurse goes in to assess jisoo. Her vital signs are within normal limits, but her fundus 2cm above the umbilicus and displaced to the right. Her sanitary pad is completely saturated with lochia rubra. Is this an expected finding 3 hours after birth? 4. The nurse asks jisoo to dangle at the bedside for several minutes. After confirming that jisoo does not feel dizzy or lightheaded, she helps jisoo up to the bathroom to void. Why does the nurse think that jisoo’s bladder is full? 5. When jisoo first gets out of the bed, she has a gush of blood. Is this sign of hemorrhage? 6. Jisoo voids 500mL of nurse. Her fundus is boggy but became firm with massage and is now at the level of the umbilicus. Her lochial flow is slightly decreased. Jisoo has an IV of LR with 20 units of oxytocin infusing at 125mL/hr. What else can the nurse do to help jisoo’s uterus contract? Health Science Science Nursing NURS 340 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)