Assess the General Health Status of Mothers Underwent Lower Segmental Caesarean Section In Terms Of Pain Coping, Early Ambulation and Progress in Wound Healing

Dr. K. Meena Murugan, A. Kanjana

Abstract: Assess the General Health Status of Mothers Underwent Lower Segmental Caesarean Section In Terms Of Pain Coping, Early Ambulation and Progress in Wound Healing Dr. K. Meena Murugan M. Sc (N), MBA (HM), PhD. Professor, Dept of Community Health Nursing A. Kanjana, Nursing Faculty Back ground: The research studies and working experience created an insight in the investigator that there is lack of practice regarding early ambulation, pain coping and progress in wound healing among mothers after caesarean section. So, the researcher interested to study the effectiveness of nursing care for patient underwent Lower Segmental Cesarean Section in terms of early ambulation, pain coping and progress in wound healing. Methods: Quantitative research approach with one group pre-test and post-test was used in this study. The study was conducted at Maternity Hospital in Puducherry. The data were collected from15 mothers who underwent Lower Segmental Cesarean Section were selected by using convenient sampling technique. The data were tabulated, analyzed and interpreted. Results: Therefore the finding of the study revealed that the importance of nursing care, effective in improving the level of pain coping, early ambulation and progress in wound healing of mothers who underwent lower segmental cesarean section. The study participants get benefited by participating in this study.

Keywords: pain coping, early ambulation, wound healing, lower segmental cesarean section

How to Cite?: Dr. K. Meena Murugan, A. Kanjana, "Assess the General Health Status of Mothers Underwent Lower Segmental Caesarean Section In Terms Of Pain Coping, Early Ambulation and Progress in Wound Healing", Volume 9 Issue 12, December 2020, International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Pages: 1597-1598, https://www.ijsr.net/getabstract.php?paperid=SR201226125806, DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.21275/SR201226125806