The woman at the termination of pregnancy for fetal anomalies: clinical case

Enfermería clínica
Francisca Baena-Antequera, Estefanía Jurado-García

Abstract

Within the assistance and support to coping with perinatal death, it must be considered that there is a group of women whose process has some features that give specific connotations. We talked about when the perinatal loss occurs due to a maternal decision to the presence of a fetal malformation. These cases today, thanks to advances in the techniques of control fetal development, are not uncommon. In their assistance, healthcare professionals should be aware that they often present a great sense of guilt and ambivalence between well-made decision and the hardness of having to come to it. A case of a pregnant woman undergoing a fetal fetolisis and care plan developed in her assistance for the induction of labor, delivery and immediate postpartum period is presented. This plan includes the problems of collaboration and the independent problems that are formulated according to the NANDA, NOC and NIC taxonomies. The implication for practice after studying this case leads to the duty to equally address the coping with a stillbirth, whether it was spontaneous or had it been determined by fetal malformation completion, giving parents the ability to view and contact with their child.

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Jan 19, 2016·Enfermería clínica·Ana Rosa Alconero-CamareroM Teresa Gil Urquiza
Jan 25, 2018·Reproductive Health·José Atienza-CarrascoIsabel María Morales-Gil

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