Variety of Maternal and Childcare Settings – Nursing Assignment Help

Assignment Task

 

AIMS
This assignment (Critical Incident analysis) provides an opportunity for the learners to demonstrate critical analysis of:
knowledge of advanced midwifery practice in a variety of maternal and childcare settings
understanding of the scope of midwifery and the responsibilities of the extended role of a midwife
the ability to reflect on own practice, providing quality care and service to the clients and their significant others

WRITTEN ASSIGNMENT
Identify ONE (1) significant incident/situation during your clinical placement.
1. Right CN7 LMN weakness likely Bell’s palsy – facial nerve palsy. CN VII
Sudden onset right facial droop
stroke ivo history of pre-eclampsia
TRO Intracranial causes in view of history of PE
MRI Brain – normal 24/9

2. Pre-Eclampsia diagnosed at 30+2 week
Initially admitted on the 17/9 /21 in view of headache
UPCR 0.9
24h UTP on 17/9/21 0.35g/l
PE blood are normal
Not on hypertensive medication

3. Preterm -dexta completed 0n the18/9/21 (very preterm from 28/52 to 31/52weeks)VE in triage OS 4-5cm, twin 1 cephalic st-2 MI
3. MCDA twins cx TTTS stage 2 with type 1 sFGR (selective fetal growth restriction)
-s/p fetal laser photocoagulation on 10/6/21
Begin your notes for the assignment immediately following the incident/situation
Explore on your understanding of the experience.
Personal learning and insights that can include but not limited to communication, knowledge and/ or midwifery care
Derive an action plan for future encounter of a similar situation.
A minimum of FIVE (5) latest evidence-based literature is required to support your arguments (published within the last 5 years) from 2016- 2021

Important Note:
Refer to the marking rubrics criteria for the details required for the assignment. (Use evidence from literature to support your argument and learning points)
developing critical thinking skills
becoming self-directed in your learning
creating awareness through a self-evaluation process
improving practice through the development of critical rationale for your practice