1 of 15

Slide Notes

DownloadGo Live

The Newborn

Published on Nov 19, 2015

No Description

PRESENTATION OUTLINE

NEONATE

  • Medical term for the baby from to one month of age.
Photo by treehouse1977

INTENSIVE CARE NURSERY

  • Special nursery that can provide immediate intensive care just
  • After birth for babies who need it.

NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNITS

  • Heated, completely enclosed beds for newborn who need intensive
  • care.
Photo by Army Medicine

NEONATOLOGY

  • A branch of medicine concerned with the care, development, and diseases of newborn.
Photo by maria mono

APGAR TEST

  • A test that checks the baby's chance of survival.
Photo by who_da_fly

BRAZELTON SCALE

  • A test used to determine whether a baby has problems interacting with the
  • Environment, handling motor processes, controlling his or her physical state,
  • Or responding to stress.

PEDIATRICIAN

  • A doctor who cares for infants and children.
Photo by edenpictures

ANEMIA

  • A low level of oxygen-carrying substances in the blood.

PHENYLKETONURIA

  • A disease that can cause mental retardation if left untreated by diet.
Photo by FrankGuido

JAUNDICE

  • A liver condition that can make the skin, tissues, and body fluids look yellow.

WELL-BABY CHECKUP

  • A routine medical visit in which the doctor examines a baby for signs of good health
  • And proper growth.
Photo by dr.nixon

REFLEXES

  • Automatic, unlearned behaviors.
Photo by Malinkrop

ROOTING REFLEX

  • Reflex that helps babies search for food by turning the head and moving the mouth in response to a
  • Touch on the cheeks or mouth.
Photo by aarbuckle9

SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROME

  • A syndrome in which a baby dies without warning in his or her sleep.

COLIC

  • A condition in which a baby has intense abdominal pain and cries inconsolably.
Photo by patkashtock