Name: PULIDO, NATHANIEL KARL ENIN T.
Date: OCTOBER 21, 2021
Group: BSN 2A-2D
I. TITLE: Postpartum preeclampsia or eclampsia: defining its place and management among the
hypertensive disorders of pregnancy
AUTHOR: Alisse Hauspurg, Arun Jeyabalan
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YEAR OF PUBLICATION: July 2021
II. SUMMARY
Based on this journal, Postpartum PE or eclampsia may be linked to a greater risk of maternal morbidity
than PE that begins before the baby is born. This emphasizes the need of patients and obstetrical and
non-obstetrical professionals to recognize symptoms and indications promptly. Postpartum PE is still a
poorly understood illness. Case reports and short case series are the only studies of delayed-onset
postpartum PE. Here, it provides a strategy for assessment and management, as well as the most pressing
research topics to be addressed in the future. Postpartum PE, like most of the care we provide in the
fourth trimester, has been underappreciated and neglected for far too long. Understanding the etiology
of the disease and each postpartum woman's risk is critical for patient treatment, counseling, and
anticipatory advice before hospital release, as well as for reducing maternal morbidity and death in the
postpartum period.
III. NURSING IMPLICATIONS
A. To Nursing Practice
This article is about a nursing practice that student nurses and registered nurses are trained in and
allowed to do. As well as providing the finest nursing interventions for a patient who is having
hypertensive disorders during pregnancy. Nurse practitioners will improve their effectiveness and
efficiency in providing advice and health care to patients in this one.
B. To Nursing Education
This article pertains to nursing education by emphasizing the significant knowledge or background
about Hypertensive disorders during pregnancy. It focuses on informing health-care professionals, like as
nurses, on the most effective ways to provide care to patients. It instructs nurses on how to execute
various interventions, assess patients, and provide the best possible care to patients. Nursing education's
objective is to assist nurses advance in their careers.
C. To Nursing Research
This article relates to nursing research through using evidence-based practices that can help reduce
the risk of harm and enhance outcomes. This article will certainly be useful and valuable in future research
on this issue.
IV. PERSONAL INSIGHTS
Hypertensive disorders during pregnancy, in my opinion, are a major cause of maternal and fetal
death. This is primarily caused by Postpartum Preeclampsia, a pregnancy infection that causes marked by
high blood pressure and signs of problems to another organ system, most commonly the liver and kidneys,
and eclampsia, a serious complication of preeclampsia, a rare but serious condition marked by high blood
pressure and seizures during or all through pregnancy. In order to deliver the best nursing management,
health workers such as nurses should understand some of the basic background in having these kinds of
disorders, such as (1) detection, referring patients, and follow up; (2) diagnostic testing and medication
management; (3) patient education, counselling services, and skill building; (4) care coordination; (5) clinic
or office management; (6) population health management; and (7) performance measurement and
quality improvement. A fundamental element of effective care models that have been proven to enhance
care procedures and control rates is the patient-centered, multidisciplinary team.
