Clubfoot or Talipes Equinovarus is a congenital anomaly in which the foot is inverted. Exact cause of clubfoot is unknown, but genetic factors may play a role. Encourage parents to hold and play with child and participate in care.
Clubfoot or Talipes Equinovarus is a congenital anomaly in which the foot is inverted. Exact cause of clubfoot is unknown, but genetic factors may play a role. Encourage parents to hold and play with child and participate in care.
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Clubfoot or Talipes Equinovarus is a congenital anomaly in which the foot is inverted. Exact cause of clubfoot is unknown, but genetic factors may play a role. Encourage parents to hold and play with child and participate in care.
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Subjective: Hindi ko alam kung bakit ganito ang paa ng baby ko. (I don t know why my baby s feet are like this) as verbalized by patient. · Knowledge deficient regarding condition, prognosis, treatment, self- care, and discharge needs. · Clubfoot or Talipes Equinovarus is a congenital anomaly in which the foot is · After 8 hours of nursing interventions, the patient will acknowledge feelings and identify health ways to deal with them. Independent: · Review pathology, prognosis and future expectations. · Discuss the deformity and · Provides knowledge base from which parents can make informed choices. · To rule out misconceptions · After 8 hours of nursing interventions, the patient was able to acknowledge feelings and identify health ways to deal with them. Objective: · Request for information. · Statement of misconception · V/S taken as follows: T: 36.8 P: 120 R: 40 plantar flexed at the ankle and subtalar joints, the hind foot is inverted, and the midfoot and forefoot are adducted and inverted. Contracture s of the soft tissues maintain the malalignme nts. The exact cause of clubfoot is unknown, but genetic factors may expected treatment in terms the parent s can understand. · Encourage parents to hold and play with child and participate in care. · Assess and teach parent to assess for signs of excessive pressure on skin, redness, excoriation. · Elevate the extremity. · Stimulate movement of toes. · Provide comfort measures such and to provide accurate information about the deformity. · To promote bonding between the baby and the parents. · These signs require immediate evaluation and intervention. · To promote venous return and prevents edema. · To promote circulation · Promotes relaxation and include intrauterine infection, bone infection, vascular and nerve lesions have been suspected. Complicatio ns include rocker bottom deformity, disturbance in growth, and recurrent or residual deformity. as soft music, pacifier, teething ring, or rocking. Collaborative: · Discuss the importance of physical therapist. may enhance patient s coping abilities by refocusing attention. · Physical therapist is important to enhance mobility. include intrauterine infection, bone infection, vascular and nerve lesions have been suspected. Complicatio ns include rocker bottom deformity, disturbance in growth, and recurrent or residual deformity. as soft music, pacifier, teething ring, or rocking. Collaborative: · Discuss the importance of physical therapist. may enhance patient s coping abilities by refocusing attention. · Physical therapist is important to enhance mobility.