Asuhan sayang ibu pada kala IV I kelompok 8 I mata kuliah Asuhan Kebidanan pada Persalinan dan BBL

Summary

The script follows a newly delivered mother in Cikarang, as she receives care and guidance from a midwife after childbirth. The mother is assisted with breastfeeding, recovery, and is educated on newborn and postpartum care. The midwife provides advice on exclusive breastfeeding, signs of potential complications, and the importance of a nutritious diet for milk production. After ensuring the mother's health, the midwife clears her for discharge, having successfully performed her duties in providing postnatal care. The couple prepares to go home, feeling informed and supported.

Takeaways

• 😀 The mother successfully gave birth to a healthy baby boy weighing 3,000 grams and measuring 49 cm in length.
• 😀 The baby was assessed, and immediate skin-to-skin contact (IMD) was recommended to promote breastfeeding.
• 😀 The mother was encouraged to try breastfeeding, even though the milk hadn't come in yet, to help stimulate milk production.
• 😀 The mother was advised to stay in the hospital for a 6-hour observation period to ensure there were no complications like excessive bleeding.
• 😀 The mother was allowed to eat a variety of foods, including seafood and fried snacks, once cleared by the midwife.
• 😀 The father was concerned about the mother's health but was reassured that she would be discharged once fully recovered.
• 😀 The midwife performed a checkup to assess for post-birth complications and confirmed that there was no bleeding and the mother's blood pressure was stable.
• 😀 The mother was encouraged to rest and have light snacks while waiting for her food to arrive, to regain energy after childbirth.
• 😀 The father brought food for the mother and mother-in-law, supporting the mother as she recovered from delivery.
• 😀 The midwife demonstrated the correct breastfeeding position and explained that the baby should latch properly for effective milk intake.
• 😀 The mother was advised to consume nutritious foods like vegetables, fish, and fruits to boost breast milk production and avoid fatigue.
• 😀 Exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months was recommended, with no additional food or drink for the baby unless prescribed by a doctor.
• 😀 The midwife provided education on warning signs for both the mother and the newborn, such as abnormal vaginal discharge or jaundice.
• 😀 The mother was informed about the importance of staying alert for potential complications and was reassured about her recovery process.
• 😀 After receiving health education, the mother and her husband prepared to leave the hospital, having understood their roles in postpartum care.