Postpartum unit after delivery of an infant weighing

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A woman is admitted to the postpartum unit after delivery of an infant weighing 9 lb, 12 oz. She voids 600 mL. The fundus is difficult to locate, and lochia is heavy. What would be the nursing care plan for this scenario.

Give two (2) relevant nursing diagnosis. It can be actual or potential nursing diagnosis. Please also give the goals and the nursing interventions with rationale.

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