The specifics of nursing care in women with preeclampsia

The bachelor thesis is called Specifics of Midwife Care for a Woman with Preeclampsia. The thesis is divided into the theoretical and research part. The theoretical part is devoted to pregnancy itself and its division into physiological, risky and pathological pregnancy. It also describes morning gestosis, what are it's difficulties it and how it manifests itself. This bachelor thesis also deals with late gestotis, with it'sdefinition and with criterias for it's diagnosis. Subsequently, the theoretical part deals with women with preeclampsia, where preeclampsia is described. Above al lit describes, its etiology, symptoms, risk factors as well as its diagnosis and prevention. In the theoretical part, the care provided by the midwife for a woman with preeclampsia is shown. Also, the theoretical work presents and describes complications that can occur during pregnancy with preeclampsia. The termination of the theoretical work involves the education of a woman with preeclampsia by a midwife, where the definition of education is illustrated and its principles are described. This bachelor's thesis goal is to find out what is included in the specific care of midwives for a woman with preeclampsia. Two research questions have been asked: How do midwife provide care to women with preeclampsia? What are the expectations of pregnant women in provided midwifery care? A qualitative research survey was carried out using deep individual semi-structured interviews. These were conducted with nine pregnant women diagnosed with preeclampsia and with eight midwives. Pregnant women diagnosed with preeclampsia as well as midwives were informed about the topic before the interview and were explained the purpose of the interview. Pregnant women and midwives have been assured to maintain anonymity and to handle the information obtained in accordance with ethical rights and standards. For the semi-structured interview, prepared questions were planned for both women diagnosed with preeclampsia and midwives. In the course of the interview, the information was continuously written and then anonymized. On the basis of the information obtained, the interview was divided into categories and their subcategories. Three main categories were selected for pregnant women with preeclampsia. The first category carries the Expectation of women, with subcategory Fulfilling Women's Expectations from the Midwife. The second category Women's Knowledge focused on the information received by pregnant women with preeclampsia from midwives or how they searched for information. The third category identified the need for a pregnant women with preeclampsia and whether obstetricians' efforts were obvious to return disrupted needs. Two main categories were selected for midwives. The first category, called Knowledge of Midwives, focuses on whether midwives can describe the symptoms of preeclampsia and its complications. The second category Care Provision focuses on the specific care of midwives for pregnant women with preeclampsia and their needs