Nursing of Postpartum Hemorrhage Normal Delivery with High-risk Pregnancy: 2 Case Studies

Abstract

     This study was case study aimed to conduct a comparative study of giving birth. History of illness, disease, pathology, treatment, health patterns, problems of the birth mother and nursing mothers with postpartum hemorrhage who have complications during pregnancy. Data were collected from inpatient medical records. Interview patients and relatives, review and research documents. Academic textbooks in related works analyze data according to Gordon's 11 health patterns. Using the nursing process to safely care for mothers with postpartum hemorrhage. Prepare academic documents and publish results

     Results: Case 1 had postpartum hemorrhage due to poor uterine contractions. After having a full bladder after using a urinary catheter and taking medication to stimulate uterine contractions, symptoms improved. The second case was caused by a tear in the cervix. and also had shock. Both cases had different causes of bleeding. Nursing care planning is therefore different.