Shadow Health Uncomplicated Delivery Daanis
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Interventions - ANSWER -Address the baby's cries as soon as possible, focusing
first on hunger, diaper checks, temperature, sleep, and emotional support
Ensure baby sleeps in the bassinet, on his back, never in your bed. Remove toys,
pillows, or other smothering or overheating hazards from his bassinet
Call the physician or visit the hospital if your baby exhibits abnormal symptoms
like diarrhea, fever, difficulty breathing, refusal/difficulty with feeding, or if your
baby produces fewer wet and soiled diapers than expected
Baby should be fed on demand, at least 8 times a day. Wake baby if necessary
Fully empty your breast during feeding to avoid soreness and engorgement,
alternating breast used
Normal emotional changes, like irritability or the "baby blues," may occur and then
pass without limiting your ability to take care of and bond with your baby
In 1 or 2 sentences, explain how your selected interventions work to accomplish
your goal. - ANSWER -These interventions provide Daanis with a thorough and
correct understanding of baby care, breastfeeding and breast care, and possible
emotional changes. Your instructions cover a broad array of topics from everyday
practices to what to do in rare scenarios.
It's important your patient teaching is thorough enough to cover all necessary
safety and health considerations, but also detailed enough that the parent(s) can
make accurate, evidence-based decisions.
Data Collections - ANSWER -Ask patient to state back and agree to her
instructions on feeding and breast care
Ask patient to state back and agree to her instructions on possible emotional
changes
Ask patient to state back and agree to her instructions on general baby care
Patient Status - ANSWER -Asked about patient's status.
Asked about patient's needs.
Asked about feelings towards pregnancy or delivery.
Patient Comfort - ANSWER -Asked about patient's symptoms.
Followed up on pain.
LaFontaine Question 100% Verified 100% Correct
Interventions - ANSWER -Address the baby's cries as soon as possible, focusing
first on hunger, diaper checks, temperature, sleep, and emotional support
Ensure baby sleeps in the bassinet, on his back, never in your bed. Remove toys,
pillows, or other smothering or overheating hazards from his bassinet
Call the physician or visit the hospital if your baby exhibits abnormal symptoms
like diarrhea, fever, difficulty breathing, refusal/difficulty with feeding, or if your
baby produces fewer wet and soiled diapers than expected
Baby should be fed on demand, at least 8 times a day. Wake baby if necessary
Fully empty your breast during feeding to avoid soreness and engorgement,
alternating breast used
Normal emotional changes, like irritability or the "baby blues," may occur and then
pass without limiting your ability to take care of and bond with your baby
In 1 or 2 sentences, explain how your selected interventions work to accomplish
your goal. - ANSWER -These interventions provide Daanis with a thorough and
correct understanding of baby care, breastfeeding and breast care, and possible
emotional changes. Your instructions cover a broad array of topics from everyday
practices to what to do in rare scenarios.
It's important your patient teaching is thorough enough to cover all necessary
safety and health considerations, but also detailed enough that the parent(s) can
make accurate, evidence-based decisions.
Data Collections - ANSWER -Ask patient to state back and agree to her
instructions on feeding and breast care
Ask patient to state back and agree to her instructions on possible emotional
changes
Ask patient to state back and agree to her instructions on general baby care
Patient Status - ANSWER -Asked about patient's status.
Asked about patient's needs.
Asked about feelings towards pregnancy or delivery.
Patient Comfort - ANSWER -Asked about patient's symptoms.
Followed up on pain.
