Managing Hyperemesis Gravidarum Therapeutic Procedure Template

Shpresa Mati Hyperemesis Gravidarum Diagnosed through laboratory tests , such as CBC , Urinalysis , chemistry profile , thyroid test ⊥ along with clinical evidence/findings during assessment Excessive nauseaul + vomiting Dehydration + electrolyte imbalance · Provide emotional support and empathy towards Weight loss patient closely monitor vitals and hydration status while waiting Tachycardia to start labs or meds Hypotension Continue to monitor patient baby well-being through Strict 130's , VIS , BP and HR Poor skin turgor+dry mucous membranes administer fluids and medications as prescribed Urinalysis is important because it will show a · Diet of clear liquids and bland foods after breakdown of protein and fat : Ketones , acetones , and elevated Urine specific gravity (1 003) vomiting has stopped Advance diet as tolerated with frequent small meals Thyroid test indicates hyperthyroidism · start with Crackers , dry toast , and cereal ; then move Chemistry profile will show electrolyte imbalance : to soft foods Low Sodium , potassium , and chloride In severe cases , enteral nutrition or TPN may be needed Metabolic acidosis (dehydration) Metabolic alkalosis (excessive vomiting) Elevated liver enzymes and bilirubin level Maternal Risks : Perform ultrasounds and non-stress tests to ensure Preterm labor if condition persists fetal well-being stay vigilant with IV/ medication administration to Malnourishment maintain electrolyte balance Fetal Risks : Monitor weight , 10 , and results of Urinalysis Intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR) Chemistry profile Small for gestational age