Newborn nutrition - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

-Dictatorial or authoritarian: -Parents try to control the child’s behaviors and attitudes through unquestioned rules and expectations -Ex: The child i s never allowed to watch television on school nights -Permissive: -Parents exert little or no control over the child’s behaviors, and consult the child when making decisions -Ex: The child assists with deciding whether he will watch television -Democratic or authoritative: -Parents direct the child’s behavior by setting rules and explaining...

UWORLD NCLEX STUDY GUIDE Spinal immobilization (NSAIDS) – THINGS THAT YOU CONSIDER BEFORE IMMOBILIZING SPINE* Neurological examination – check for focal deficits, numbness and decreased strength Significant Traumatic mechanism of injury Alertness Intoxication – if they’re intoxicated they might lack awareness of pain Distracting injury – another significant injury distracting them from spinal pain Spinal examination – tenderness of spine or neck, pain on movement Pathologic ve...

HESI OB EXAM STUDY GUIDE NEWBORN HESI OB EXAM STUDY GUIDE NEWBORN Respiratory transition in the newborn Respiratory function • Established when cord is cut. • Air inflates lungs with first breath. • 4 factors influence the initiation of the 1st breath  Chemical factors: hypercarbia, acidosis, and hypoxia which stimulate the resp center in the brain to initiate breathing. Sensory factors stimulate the first breath. Thermal factors are involved when the neonate exits the wa...

PYSC228 NOTES FOR UNIT 2 – 8 Unit 2 – Infancy Lesson 3: Physical and Cognitive Development in Infancy: the First Two Years Learning Objectives 1. Differentiate the two primary growth patterns. - When you’re born you weigh 3.4Kg and are 48cm long. By age 2 you’re 3x your weight and 2x your height - There are 2 major growth processes that begin prenatally 1. Cephalocaudal pattern of growth: Growth from the head downwards (head develops first followed by what is more down) 2. Prox...

NURS 372 midterm SUMMARY QUICK REVISION GUIDE 100% VERIFIED 1. perinatal nursing: care of clients and families through preconception to child bearing years - antenatal, intrapartum, postpartum, and healthy newborn care - each childbearing journey is unique and influenced by values, culture, religion, ethnicity, social determinants of health 2. preconception care: care identifying and modifying risk factors in order to improve health outcomes prior to getting pregnant 3. preconception care: ...

Maternity Practice HESI 7 year old diabetes I 6 month old introducing solid foods – should be introduced one at a time, every 4 to 7 days to determine food allergies Digoxin 3 month old with GHD, miss a dose – if missed in less than 4 hours, gibe dose, if elapsed more than 4 hours, hold and give dose at next scheduled time 36 weeks pregnant, Rh-, bright red vaginal bleeding, nursing intervention rubella vaccine – instruction about use of a reliable method of birth control for 28 days ...

when removing peripheral I.V. catheter  remove it parallel to the vein to reduce the risk of trauma  drying linen in a hot dryer for 20min will help get rid of  pediculosis capitis  in order to reduce pain overnight, pregnant women may  wear a supportive bra to prevent breast tenderness  when patient is connected to a disposable chest tube drainage, report drainage greater than ____mL to the provider  report drainage greater than 70mL and reposition this client ever...

NURS MISC Peds ATI Copy 2023. postoperative period following a tonsillectomy. Which of the following assessement findings is the priority? • The child swallows frequently • The child refuses clear liquids • The childs throat pain increases • The child cries often • A nurse is planning care for an 8 month old infant who has bronchiolitis. Which of the following actions should the nurse include in the plan of care? • Use a bulb syringe to suction the nares • Place the infant...

Chapter 28 Care of the High-Risk Mother, Newborn, and Family With Special Needs Objectives  1. List conditions that increase maternal and fetal risk.  2. Compare and contrast abruptio placentae and placenta previa, noting signs and symptoms, complications, and nursing and medical management.  3. Identify diagnostic tests used to determine high-risk situations.  4. Compare and contrast hypertensive disorders experienced during pregnancy.  5. Identify preexisting maternal h...