Emergency assessment and nursing of a queen with dystocia
James Smith
Tuesday, July 2, 2019
Dystocia is a life threatening emergency situation which requires urgent treatment. This report aims to evaluate and critique the assessment, monitoring and nursing care given to a queen which presented with dystocia. The triage by the nurse, fluid therapy and pain control will be evaluated for this case report.
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