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immediate care after birth

apgar score and initial assesment

apgar score

heart rate


respiratory effort


muscle tone


reflex irritability


skin color




made at 1 and 5 min




7-10 is good

general appearance

assess


posture


activity


distress


bruising


flexion

neonatal respirations

shallow and irregular

respirations

30-60

birth weight is usually

2500-4000

baseline measurements of physical growth

WHT


Head and body measurements

head is measured

at largest diameter


occipitofrontal diameter




placed above eyebrows




32-36.8

gestational age looking at what

whats approaiate for week they were delivered




above 10% is diabetic moms

newborn classification by

gestational age and why

AGA

appropiate for gestational age

LGA

large for gestational age




above 90th percentile




this is diabetic mom

SGA

small for gestational age




below 10th perceintle

birth weight influences

mortality


lower the weight the more likely

are fine crackles for the hours after birth normal

yes

four conditions needed to maintain oxygen

clear airway


respirations


adequate circulation and cardiac function


thermoregulation

cold stress increases the need for

o2, can deplete glucose





ideal way to promote warmth and maintain body temp is

early skin to skin contact

how often is temp checked

every hour

how should the hypothermic infant be warmed

slowly fast can can apneic spells and acidosis

why do we put the erythromycin in the eyes

to prevent against opthalmia neonaroum caused by gonnorhea and chlyamdia

vitamin K given when

right after birth




its made by intestinal flora and the babies don't have this yet

do determine between rashes and petichea or ruptured blood vessels

rashes will blanch

physiologic jaundice

increased unconjugated billirubin


no treatment goes away

pathologic jaundice

needs pathotherapy


high billirbun

two ways to decrease hyperbillirubinemia

phototherapy: need to protect eyes, monitor stool and urine output, need to be turned every 2




exchange transfusions: when phototherapy doesn't work

hyopglycemia

less then 40-45




breast feed early to prevent

hypocalcemia

ca below 7.8-8

two tests for hearing

EOAE




and if thats not normal do ABR

most serious complication of heel stick

necrotizing osteochondritis




hitting bone




use outer aspect

for IM injection

use 25 gauge


can't take more then 0.5 ml at once


90 degrees


vastus lateralis

no feedings how long before circumscision

2-3 hours

Hep B is

usually given




is given if don't know moms status

after circumscision check every

15 min for bleeding




to clean use water and soap not wipes


will get yellow exudate thats normal


change diaper every 4

CRIES

crying


requiring more o2


increase in VS


sleeplessness




assesment for pain

follow parental cues for teaching

ok




don't give a bunch of info at once




info overload

use zinc oxide for

diaper rashes




protects from moisture

what angle in car seat

45

if too small can you put towel under them and on side

yes

does pacifiers prevent SIDS

yes

the umbilical cord falls of with the process of dry gangrene so

smell isn't determinate of infection

on what day can newborns make their own Vit K

day 8