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Prenatal and intranatal care of the fetus, mother and father,ormation that focuses on these aspects. Within the limits of this chapter, an overview of prenatal care will be described, specific aspects of intranatal care will be addressed and the care of the father will conclude the chapter.

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Nursing care of a baby with a disorder of the respiratory system,respiration, although the average is approximately 40 breaths per minute. Efficient and effective respiration, with adequate gas exchange, never results in laboured respiration. What constitutes tachypnoea may be defined differently between units; Roberton (1986) considers the average to be between

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Nursing care of a baby with a disorder of the cardiovascular system,as well as excellent nursing standards. Small deviations from the infant’s usual baseline may herald a significant deterioration in condition. Nurses are uniquely placed to monitor these deviations by close observation and, coupled with intuition based on experience, can then alert the medical team.

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Infant neurology,n and damage during embryonic and fetal life. Hazards include viral infection, radiation, drugs and other toxins such as excessive alcohol. Insult to the neurotissue can result from hypoxia and malnourishment, from placental insufficiency, from severe maternal illness and deprivation.

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Nursing care of a baby in renal failure,ure programmes within the first week of life, with optimistic predictions of transplantation. The road to transplantation is long and tortuous and presents a myriad of challenges to nursing management, but when a 7 kg toddler can receive a cadaveric transplant from a 50-year-old donor, what is the l

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Nursing care of a baby with jaundice,ess of 25 .mol/1 and is not usually evident until levels of 85–100.mol/1 are reached. Experienced neonatal nurses and mid wives notice most cases of jaundice, although subjective measurement can be influenced by green or yellow clothing or the nursery decoration, as well as poor lighting. Jaundice a

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Enhancing Development in the Neonatal Unit, and nursing intervention required to maintain life can also mean that early stimulation for these infants is far from normal. Some surviving neonates will exhibit neurological impairments due to complications of prematurity or life-saving treatment (e.g. retinopathy of prematurity due to oxygen the