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Postpartum and Newborn Forms |
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4520 Postpartum Recovery Record (1-panel, front and back) |
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a postanesthesia recovery record and frequent observation sections, the
4520 can be used for either cesarean or vaginal births. Sufficient space
is provided so that the patient care can be documented on this form until
she is stable. |
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4140 Postpartum Flowsheet (3-panel, includes
recovery and frequent observation sections)
• 4210 Postpartum Flowsheet (3-panel, includes frequent observation
section)
• 4310 Postpartum Flowsheet (2-panel)
• M9110 Postpartum Flowsheet (1-panel) |
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offer four different postpartum forms in order to meet varying needs.
All forms include complete maternal assessment (including pain) and a
discharge checklist. |
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6300 Obstetric Discharge Assessment (2-part
carbonless, one-page form) |
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form is designed to help ensure that the patient receives a comprehensive
assessment prior to discharge. In addition, it gives the follow-up care
provider a “snap-shot” of the patient condition at discharge.
The Discharge Assessment form can be used for either the postpartum patient
and the patient who is discharged undelivered. |
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6200 Obstetric Discharge Record (2-part carbonless,
one-page form) |
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Obstetric Discharge Record is designed to accomplish three tasks: aid
in discharge planning, provide a discharge summary, and give the health
care provider a focus for follow-up evaluation. |
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8210 Newborn Admission and Discharge Record
(2-part carbonless, one-page form) |
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form contains areas to document basic delivery information, maternal
data, complete newborn admission assessment (with spaces for both physician
and nurse to document assessment), and a discharge summary. The discharge
summary includes basic information on feeding, stooling, voiding, cord
and follow-up. |
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8300 Newborn Admission and Discharge Summary
(2-part carbonless, two-page form) |
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all of the information contained in the 8210 (see above), plus additional
maternal and labor & delivery information, a complete discharge assessment,
and additional discharge information. |
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8110 Newborn Nursery Flow Record (2-panel form) |
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this form, the newborn’s progress can be charted over several days.
The flowsheet portion of the form covers vital signs, procedures/treatments,
activity, feeding and elimination. This form also contains the NIPS tool
for the evaluation of pain. When transitional care is necessary, appropriate
items can be written into the blank spaces provided; for example O2/hood.
A systems assessment section includes caregiver/infant interactions,
and generous notes space allows for documentation of problems and interventions.
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B9120 Newborn Nursery Flow Record (1-panel form) |
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abbreviated version of the 8110, this form does not include caregiver/infant
interaction or in-depth breastfeeding evaluation. |
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3210 Newborn Care Education Record (1-panel
form)
• 3210-S Newborn Care Education Record (1-panel form)- Spanish Version
• 3310 Postpartum Education Record (1-panel form)
• 3310-S Postpartum Education Record (1-panel form) - Spanish Version |
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postpartum and newborn care education records are comprehensive teaching
tools that can be begun in any setting. Each is intended for use with
a hospital-specific multi-part discharge sheet that the patient |
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