"A woman who is having her third baby planned to have an epidural analgesia for her labor and birth. However her labor was so rapid that she was not able to have the epidural. What is the best nursing approach in this case

Open-ended question

Explanation:

Theses are types of  objective questions that are framed in such a way that the responder is not expected to give a decisive YES or NO reply,. but rather to give an explanatory reply.  The objective is to engage  an individual in a conversation to measure  level of understanding, reasoning  or the feelings   in relation to the matter or  issues under discussion.

In this present scenario, that nurse wanted to find out how the woman  felt after given  birth safely  without taken an  epidural analgesia.The objective is to evaluate her feelings towards   delivery without  epidural analgesia, to engaged her in conversation about natural birth, and to point our that, her requests  for epidural analgesia is associated with psychology, rather than the her body physiological needs for it.  

hormones in blood stream

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