Nursing Care of a Newborn and Family

CHAPTER 24 Nursing Care of a Newborn and FamilyObjectivesAfter mastering the contents of this chapter, you should be able to:Key Termsacrocyanosiscaput succeda-neumcavernous hemangiomacentral cyanosiscephal-hematomaconductionconvect ionerythema toxicumevaporationhemangiomajaundicekang aroo carekernicteruslanugomeconiummiliamongol ian the normalcharacteristics of a a Newborn for normalgrowth and Nursing diagnosesrelated to a Newborn or thefamily of a expected outcomes fora Newborn and Family duringthe first 4 weeks of Nursing care to augmentnormal development of anewborn, such as ways to aidparent child Nursing care of anormal Newborn , such asadministering a first bath orinstructing parents on how tocare for their expected outcomesto determine effectiveness ofnursing care and National Health Goalsrelated to newborns that nursescould help the nation areas related tonewborn assessment and carethat could benefit fromadditional Nursing research orapplication of critical thinking to analyzeways that the care of a termnewborn can be more knowledge ofnewborn growth anddevelopment and immediatecare needs with the nursingprocess to achieve qualitymaternal and child healthnursing you ve studied this chapter, access the accompanying website.

infants who are put to sleep on their backs, from a baseline of 35%. • Increase to at least 75% the proportion of parents and caregivers who use feeding practices that prevent baby-bottle tooth decay. • Reduce the neonatal mortality rate to no more than 2.9 per 1,000 live births, from a baseline of 4.8 per 1,000 live births.

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