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nursing care plan for perineal laceration

Ferne Jerde

and A, and zinc. Managing bowel movements to prevent constipation and minimize straining, which can stress the wound. 5. Supporting Emotional and Psychological Well-being Postpartum women may experience anxiety, embarrassment, or emotional distress related to perin

extensor tendon laceration rehabilitation

Jaunita Wilkinson

s: Monitoring for signs of tendon gapping or rupture. Incorporation of passive mobilization techniques, such as the Kleinert or Duran protocols. Late Phase (6 weeks onward) Objectives: Achieve full, functional range of motion and strength. Approach: Discontinuation of splinti