Asuhan keperawatan pada klien Ny.E dengan post operasi sectio caesarea di ruang rawat inap kebidanan RSAM Bukittinggi tahun 2017

AGUSTINA, AGUSTINA (2017) Asuhan keperawatan pada klien Ny.E dengan post operasi sectio caesarea di ruang rawat inap kebidanan RSAM Bukittinggi tahun 2017. Diploma thesis, Stikes Perintis Padang.

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AGUSTINA NIM: 14103084015404 (2) ABSTRACT Sectio caesaria is an artificial birth where the fetus is born through an incision in the front wall of the abdomen and the uterine wall with the condition of the uterus intact and the fetus weight above 500 grams RSUD DR.Achmad Muchtar Bukittinggi in the last 6 months of 2017 get the incidence sectio caesaria As many as 176 people. Increasing the incidence of sectio caesaria is always improving for the time to come. The purpose of this author mebuat this report is Able to understand the concept of post surgery sectio caesaria and nursing care on clients Ny. E with post operative sectio caesaria in the inpatient room. Achmad Mochtar Bukittinggi Year 2017. Clients say the eyes feel heavy to open, Client seems sleepy, after the second day in review, Client is still lying weak on the bed pain disappears ± 10 minutes., Client said the surgery was painful, Client Said the blood coming out of his cock a lot, Client said the pain in the stomach wound post sc, Client said the pain felt in stabbing, Clients seemed grimacing, There are abdominal sutures, pain scale 5, moderate pain intensity, Client seemed to protect Stitch area, from the results of the assessment can be raised keperawatn diagnoses such as acute pain associated with post sc scar, Obstacles Physical mobilization associated with post sc, infection risk associated with post sc. Post sectio caesaria surgery is a common occurrence among Indonesians whose Post surgery sectio caesaria if not treated properly will cause bleeding, causing death. It is therefore advisable to the institution of the hospital to conduct assessment, planning, action and evaluation on the right and correct.

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