Luna Morales Care Plan

Luna Morales Care Plan Care Plan Nursing Diagnosis Status: Exhibits The correct status for the nursing diagnosis is "exhibits" because Ms. Morales has just expressed feeling pain due to her labor. Diagnosis: Labor Pain Ms. Morales has expressed feeling pain in her abdomen in line with the onset of her labor starting 7 hours ago. Since starting labor, the patient's uterine contractions, which occur every five minutes and last one-minute long, have prompted a "dull" pain in her upper abdomen area. In turn, Ms. Morales can expect the pain to dissipate once she has given birth and her contractions have ended. A chronic pain diagnosis, on the other hand, would stipulate a duration of pain that extended beyond three months. Additionally, Ms. Morales's mobility has not been impaired. Etiologies: Uterine contractions and cervical dilation The abdominal pain Luna is experiencing is due to cervical dilation as well as her uterine contractions, which occur every five minutes and last a minute long. Signs & Symptoms: Patient reported pain of 5/10 during uterine contractions Ms. Morales has reported feeling pain in her upper abdomen, rating it a 5/10. Her vital signs are normal, and she has not reported any nausea or shown signs of rigidity. ....................