Supporting Card/RR Transition
Maintaining Thermoregulation
Preventing Injury from Hypoglycemia
Preventing Infection
Nutritional Intake
100

What will the delivery attendant suction first with the bulb syringe

Mouth

100

What is another way to maintain the newborn's temperature and promote early bonding?

Skin to skin (kangaroo) care. 

100

What is the best way to prevent hypoglycemia

To prevent the condition all together

100

To prevent ophthalmia neonatorum, a severe eye infection contracted from the birth canal of a woman with gonorrhea or chlamydia, the nurse will administer what eye prophylaxis?

Erythromycin ointment

100

How often should the breast-fed newborn be fed?

Every 2 to 4 hours

200

What will the nurse do if the newborn does not cry immediately

Quickly place the newborn under the preheated radiant warmer for immediate resuscitation.  Continue stimulation of the newborn by rubbing with dry linens.

200

Drafts of air can cause what type of heat loss?

convective heat

200

How would you encourage the breast feeding mom

Encourage early and frequent feedings

200

Another possible infection site is the what?

Umbilical cord stump

200

How often should the bottle fed newborn be fed?

Every 3 to 4 hours.

300

If you will be assisting in the immediate care of the newborn, you will ensure what?

That adequate supplies are present for a full resuscitation in the delivery room and that all equipment is functioning properly and turned on prior to the delivery. 

300

Placing a newborn on a cold surface, such as a scale, can lead to what type of heat loss?

Conductive

300

What will the nurse do if the newborn displays signs of, or s at risk for hypoglycemia?

Perform a heel stick and use a bedside glucometer to check the blood sugar level. 

300

The nurse will practice careful handwashing, and use strict __________ technique when caring for the cord. 

Aseptic

300

What are signs of the newborn experiencing food intolerance?

Spitting up, or difficulty arousing or maintain latch or sucking. 

400

What is the initial airway intervention?

Position the newborn on the side to help prevent aspiration of secretions. 

400

Hyperthermia can lead to vasodilation, which then can cause what?

Hypotension.

400

If a heel stick specimen reveals a glucose level of less than 50 mg/dl, what will the LPN do?

Report to RN, follow the health care provider's orders. 

400

Prior to administering an Intramuscular Injection to the Newborn, the nurse will do what?

Wash their hands.

400

The nurse should continue to observe the newborn for the number of what?

voids and bowel movements. 

500

Where should you keep the bulb syringe?

With the newborn 

500

What is the Key Term for an environment in which heat is neither lost nor gained and is slightly higher for the newborn than that required for an older child or adult.

Thermoneutral Environment

500

The nurse will need to make sure that the glucometer is what?

calibrated specifically for newborns. 

500

Where will the nurse discard the syringe and needle?

In the sharps container

500

Notify the RN if the newborn has not voided in greater than how many hours?

6

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