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Postnatal Care Demonstration

The document outlines a postnatal care demonstration procedure for healthcare providers, detailing general information about the mother and newborn, required articles, and specific steps for care. It includes monitoring vital signs, providing emotional support, and offering health education on breastfeeding and nutrition. Additionally, it provides evaluation criteria for students to ensure effective care delivery.

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Postnatal Care Demonstration

The document outlines a postnatal care demonstration procedure for healthcare providers, detailing general information about the mother and newborn, required articles, and specific steps for care. It includes monitoring vital signs, providing emotional support, and offering health education on breastfeeding and nutrition. Additionally, it provides evaluation criteria for students to ensure effective care delivery.

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Postnatal Care Demonstration

A. General Information

Name of the Mother: ______________________

Age: ______________________

Gravida/Para: ______________________

Date of Delivery: ______________________

Mode of Delivery: Normal Vaginal / Cesarean Section

Place of Delivery: ______________________

Date of Demonstration: ______________________

Name of the Student/Nurse: ______________________

Supervisor's Name: ______________________

B. Articles Required

1. Handwashing supplies

2. Perineal care set

3. Blood pressure apparatus

4. Thermometer

5. Stethoscope

6. Baby scale and measuring tape

7. Baby bath articles

8. Clean gown and pads

9. Record sheet/Observation chart

C. Steps of Postnatal Care Demonstration

I. Introduction and Preparation

1. Greet the mother and introduce yourself.

2. Explain the procedure.

3. Ensure privacy.

4. Wash hands thoroughly.

5. Arrange articles near the bedside.


Postnatal Care Demonstration

II. Care of the Mother

1. Vital Signs Monitoring: Check BP, pulse, temperature, respiration.

2. Uterine Assessment: Palpate uterus for involution and bleeding.

3. Lochia Observation: Check amount, color, and odor.

4. Perineal Care: Inspect and clean perineum aseptically.

5. Breast Care: Check for issues and assist breastfeeding.

6. Bladder and Bowel Function: Assess and encourage hydration.

7. Emotional Status: Observe mood and provide support.

III. Care of the Newborn

1. Vital Signs Monitoring: Temperature, respiration, heart rate.

2. Cord Care: Inspect and clean cord stump.

3. Feeding Observation: Assess suckling and feeding.

4. Hygiene & Bathing: Demonstrate cleaning or bath.

5. Weight and Measurement: Record weight, length, head circumference.

6. Immunization Advice: Explain birth vaccines (BCG, OPV, Hep B).

IV. Health Education and Advice

1. Exclusive breastfeeding for 6 months

2. Mother's nutrition and rest

3. Postnatal exercises

4. Report danger signs (e.g., bleeding, fever)

5. Family planning options

6. Follow-up visits and immunization schedule

D. Post Procedure

- Wash hands

- Record findings and care provided

- Report abnormalities to supervisor/doctor

- Ensure mother is comfortable and thank her


Postnatal Care Demonstration

E. Evaluation Criteria (for Students)

Criteria | Yes/No | Remarks

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Introduced self and procedure | |

Maintained privacy and hygiene | |

Followed correct steps | |

Provided health education | |

Communicated effectively | |

Maintained documentation | |

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