IDENTIFYING VULNERABILITIES IN PREGNANT TEEN THROUGH THE SYSTEMATIZATION OF NURSING CARE.

Introduction / Objective: : The present study has as object the care of the family nurse practitioners of a pregnant adolescent in a vulnerable situation, given the historical ties broken family, twin previous pregnancy where one of the children is syndromic and in their current pregnancy was found new fetal syndrome. Aims to identify and assess how existing social vulnerabilities and / or individuals teenage pregnancy, through the Systematization of Nursing Assistance (SNA) in primary care. Methodology: This is an experience report built in the first year of the Nursing Residency Program in Health Family (NRPH) of the Municipality of Rio de Janeiro. The period studied is between the months from May to September 2015. Were held consultations nursing and interdisciplinary, household visits and matrix support with the Support Center for Family Health (SCFH). Results / Conclusion: It was possible to establish a bond between the user and a health team through the active listening and positive reinforcement. Also identified networks of support both formal and informal in which were performed articulated actions providing the co-responsibility of care. We note that you must have sensitivity and be aware of situations that often seem irreversible, so we can identify the various existing hidden stories and act in a systematic way, so that our actions can be evaluated constantly. It is of utmost importance to emphasize that the nursing process implementation in the Family Health Strategy (FHS) through the SNA essential was included as a guiding point of care