NURSING CARE FOR PREGNANCY WITH ANEMIA

Abstract

Anemia in pregnancy significantly elevates risks for both mother and child, including IUDR fetuses, abortion, IUFD, stillbirth, and LBW. The purpose of this study describes how the application of nursing care to pregnant women with anemia uses a descriptive method with a case study approach with the nursing process, including assessment of nursing diagnosis, planning, implementation, evaluation. Nursing care was carried out for six days on one patient who met the inclusion criteria. The results of the study found that the client complained of dizziness, dizzy eyes, her body felt weak, tired, tired quickly, pale conjunctiva, pale face, Hb 8 gr/dl. Nursing diagnoses are ineffective peripheral perfusion, fatigue, knowledge deficit. Nursing interventions carried out are diet education, energy management, knowledge level. The implementation carried out recommends eating vegetables, fruit, recommends taking Fe tablets, doing activities such as pregnancy exercises, providing education about anemia. The final evaluation obtained is increased peripheral perfusion, decreased fatigue levels, increased knowledge levels. It is hoped that the results of this study can be used as a comparison and basic data in further research on anemia in pregnancy and can add to the literature study and become meaningful and useful input.