(KTI) COMPREHENSIVE MIDWIFERY CARE FOR MRS. N AT BPM MIDWIFE A CIREBON REGENCY IN 2024

Pregnancy, childbirth, postpartum and newborn are physiological conditions but in the
process there is a possibility of a situation that can threaten the life of the mother and
baby and can even cause death. This case study aims to provide midwifery care in
continuity of care with the application of midwifery care management in pregnant
women, labor, puerperium, newborns and family planning which is documented through
midwifery management in the form of SOAP.
This type of report uses a case study method (Case Study) based on descriptive
observation (observation), namely conducting observation activities or direct observation
of patients. Data collection techniques used are primary data including observation,
interviews and secondary data in the form of documentation and midwifery care records
in the form of SOAP, ultrasound results (attached), MCH book, patient registration book
and partograph.
The results of this study are that researchers provide comprehensive midwifery care, care
provided in the form of pregnant visits 2 times, delivery 1 time, postpartum 4 times and
newborn 3 times. During pregnancy the complaints experienced by the mother were still
within normal limits and the management was still within the authority of the midwife, so
it did not require referral action. Mrs. "N"'s labor was normal at 41 weeks gestation and
no complication was found. Mrs. "N" was born on February 29, 2024 at 23:40 WIB male
sex, crying strongly, BW 3200 grams, PB 46 cm. The postpartum period of Mrs. "N" was
normal and there were no complications. In newborn care there were no complications.
After completing the postpartum period Mrs. "N" used KB MAL (Amenorrhea Lactation
Method).
The conclusion after the author carried out comprehensive midwifery care on Mrs. "N"
found that during pregnancy Mrs. "N" was normal and there was no indication of
experiencing this risk. During pregnancy there was a gap between theory and practice,
namely during laboratory examinations and TT immunization status. At the time of
delivery, postpartum, newborn and family planning took place normally and there were
no gaps between theory and practice. Suggestions for health workers can apply
comprehensive midwifery care in accordance with midwifery service standards and
follow the development of science.