Titlebook: Neonatal Nursing; Doreen Crawford (Senior Clinical Nurse),Maryke Mor Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1994 nursing.pain

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Enhancing Development in the Neonatal Unit,eurological impairments (cerebral palsy, neurosensory hearing loss, blindness, development or intelligence quotient <70) in the number of babies surviving weighing less than 1.5 kg at birth (Wolke, 1991).

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Book 1994nly by experienced neonatal nurses, although some chapters have been written by the appropriate specialists. lt is intended primarily for nurses who Iook after sick infants and is not intended to be an exhaustive reference but to address some of the issues and concepts of neonatal care in the 1990s.

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Nursing care of a baby with a disorder of the respiratory system,ts in laboured respiration. What constitutes tachypnoea may be defined differently between units; Roberton (1986) considers the average to be between 35 and 45 breaths per minute, and Levene (1987) states that a respiratory rate of 60 breaths per minute or over is tachypnoeic.

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Nursing care of a baby with a disorder of the cardiovascular system,are uniquely placed to monitor these deviations by close observation and, coupled with intuition based on experience, can then alert the medical team. Early intervention is often the key to a successful outcome.

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Nursing care of a baby with jaundice,aundice, although subjective measurement can be influenced by green or yellow clothing or the nursery decoration, as well as poor lighting. Jaundice affects 80% of the premature and as many as 50% of term infants. It is a symptom not a disorder, and there are many possible causes.

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Neonatal pharmacology,ical differences that exist between adults, term and premature infants . These difference s can account for alterations in drug response and pharmacokinetics (absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion) and can be helpful in minimizing adverse effects to drug administration.