Clinical case report: multiparity in the puerperium service of a public hospital in Valledupar
Abstract
Although motherhood has long been considered a complex task, since in most cases the responsibility is assumed by the woman, due to the conception that it is that she is the one who provides care and the man provides resources, in the middle of the century XXI the social and family support that she has will be key to the personal transformation that is needed to assume her role as a mother. The case of a 35-year-old patient in the puerperium service is presented, with a gynecological history of 11 pregnancies and 11 live births, who, due to insufficient knowledge about basic health practices, during the enjoyment of her sexual and reproductive life has assumed risk behaviors that may lead to the detriment of his health. Therefore, in the nursing care process, through the assessment of altered functional patterns, the potential problem was identified through the NANDA diagnosis. Subsequently, the expected results were chosen and, in order to fulfill the objectives, nursing interventions and activities were implemented in order to provide instructions for adapting habits or behaviors that allow the patient to seek health. .
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