ATI MATERNAL NEWBORN 2021

ATI MATERNAL NEWBORN PROCTORED EXAM-2021, STUDY GUIDE

ATI MATERNAL NEWBORN REMEDIATION 2021 Assessment and Management of Newborn Complications Assessment and management of newborn complications include assessment, risk factors, and collaborative care. Complications include: o Neonatal Substance Withdrawal o Hypoglycemia o Respiratory Distress o Meconium aspiration o Preterm size of the newborn o Postmature newborn o Macrocosmic newborn o Congenital abnormalities Nursing Care of Newborns: Performing Suctioning with a Bulb Syring...

Safety and Infection Control (3 items) Accident/Error/Injury Prevention (1 item) Nursing Care of Newborns: Priority Action Following Delivery (RM MN RN 11.0 Chp 24 Nursing Care of Newborns) • Establish a patent airway, maintain adequate oxygen and thermoregulation. A physical exam such as physical exam, measurements and monitoring lab studies is done every 8 hrs. or as needed. V/S should be checked at birth then every 30 minutes x2 every hour then every hour twice then every 8 hrs. Pg.169ATIRE...

Safety and Infection Control (3 items) Accident/Error/Injury Prevention (1 item) Nursing Care of Newborns: Priority Action Following Delivery (RM MN RN 11.0 Chp 24 Nursing Care of Newborns) • Establish a patent airway, maintain adequate oxygen and thermoregulation. A physical exam such as physical exam, measurements and monitoring lab studies is done every 8 hrs. or as needed. V/S should be checked at birth then every 30 minutes x2 every hour then every hour twice then every 8 hrs. Pg.169ATIRE...

Further Assessment (RM MN RN 11.0 Chapter 27 Assessment and Management of Newborn Complications, ACTIVE Learning Template: Basic Concept) A baby that has been born during the duration of 20 to 37 weeks of gestation are considered preterm newborns and require a little bit more assessment and attention versus babies that are born full-term. They require extra observation and assistant due to the simple fact that they are not full developed or have certain vital organs that have not developed prope...

Further Assessment (RM MN RN 11.0 Chapter 27 Assessment and Management of Newborn Complications, ACTIVE Learning Template: Basic Concept) A baby that has been born during the duration of 20 to 37 weeks of gestation are considered preterm newborns and require a little bit more assessment and attention versus babies that are born full-term. They require extra observation and assistant due to the simple fact that they are not full developed or have certain vital organs that have not developed prope...

Further Assessment (RM MN RN 11.0 Chapter 27 Assessment and Management of Newborn Complications, ACTIVE Learning Template: Basic Concept) A baby that has been born during the duration of 20 to 37 weeks of gestation are considered preterm newborns and require a little bit more assessment and attention versus babies that are born full-term. They require extra observation and assistant due to the simple fact that they are not full developed or have certain vital organs that have not developed prope...

Assessment and Management of Newborn Complications: Priority Finding that Requires Further Assessment (RM MN RN 11.0 Chapter 27 Assessment and Management of Newborn Complications, ACTIVE Learning Template: Basic Concept)Nursing Care of Newborns: Personal Protective Equipment (RM MN RN 11.0 Chapter 24 Nursing Care of Newborns, ACTIVE Learning Template: Basic Concept)Labor and Delivery Processes: Caring for a Client Who Is in the Second Stage of Labor (RM MN RN 11.0 Chapter 11 Labor and Delivery P...

Assessment and Management of Newborn Complications: Priority Finding that Requires Further Assessment (RM MN RN 11.0 Chapter 27 Assessment and Management of Newborn Complications, ACTIVE Learning Template: Basic Concept)Nursing Care of Newborns: Personal Protective Equipment (RM MN RN 11.0 Chapter 24 Nursing Care of Newborns, ACTIVE Learning Template: Basic Concept)Labor and Delivery Processes: Caring for a Client Who Is in the Second Stage of Labor (RM MN RN 11.0 Chapter 11 Labor and Delivery P...

ATI MATERNAL NEWBORN STUDY GUIDE