During the second trimester of pregnancy, fetal development progresses by leaps and bounds. Pregnancy symptoms for the mother also undergo some changes. The risk of miscarriage is also decreased.
- the second trimester of pregnancy usually marks the disappearance of fatigue, nausea, morning sickness, and breast tenderness. The mother will notice physical changes :darkening skin, swelling breasts, and the appearance of weak contractions.
Soreness in the hips and pelvis as the body adjusts to make room for the growing fetus.
During the second trimester, women can be more prone to urinary tract infections and bladder infections. Some women develop constipation and hemorrhoids. Some dietary adjustments can make women feel more comfortable and reduce these pregnancy symptoms.
Signs of weight gain in areas like the thighs and upper arms.
A patient who is undergoing intravenous therapy should not perform isometric exercises because it may lead to bleeding and injury at the injection site. During a shower, the patient should protect the injection site and dressing from getting wet by covering it with plastic. Applying pressure with sterile gauze at the injection site if the catheter falls out helps to reduce bleeding. Inflammation and itching at the injection site may be an indication of infection and phlebitis; the patient should report these manifestations immediately.
Pnuemonia is a common respiratory infection caused by excess fluid in the lung sacs. The purpose of white blood cells are to fight off infections. When the white blood cell count in higher than normal, this means the persons body, in this case your sister, is fighting off an infection. Secretions are the body's way of clearing mucus out of the lungs. The two main ways to clear the mucus out of lungs are the mucocilary systems and basic coughing. Her body has a higher amount of secretions directly due to the respiratory infection. Draining fluid out of her lungs is the best option now if medications are not helping. The way to drain the fluid is by a nasal tube inserted through her nasal cavity typically done while one is put asleep by general anesthesia.
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transfer RNA (ribonucleic acid)
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