Neonatal Care Post Birth Flashcards

1
Q

When the baby is born what is your initial assessment?

A

TTC
- term
- tone
- crying

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2
Q

How lung should you delay cord clamping?

A

For 2-3 mins or until the cord stops pulsing

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3
Q

When should you preform an APGAR?

A

1 min after deliver and then at 5 mins. If the APGAR score is below 7 repeat every 5 mins

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4
Q

What is the purpose behind drying and stimulating the baby?

A

To initiate breathing and prevent hypothermia

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5
Q

What are the benefits for delayed cord clamping?

A
  • reduces the risk of iron defiency anemia
  • improves Neuro developmental outcomes
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6
Q

What position should you have the baby when initiating breast feeding?

A

Sideways at the mothers breast

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7
Q

How far way should you place the clamp from the baby?

A

15cm from the baby

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8
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How far from the first clamp do you place the second clamp?

A

5-7 cm from the first clamp

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9
Q

What are the benefits of skin to skin contact?

A
  • thermoregulation
  • heart rate regulation
  • glucose stabilization
  • bonding
  • encourages breath feeding
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10
Q

When is swaddling appropriate for a new born?

A

15 - 20 minutes post treatment and umbilical cord clamping
- mother is unwilling or unable to hold the baby

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