Neuroprotective Care for 34-Week Infants
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What is the main purpose of neuroprotective care for a 34-week gestation infant?

  • To prevent any sensory stimulation from external environments.
  • To support brain development and minimize neurological injury. (correct)
  • To prioritize nutritional intake over all other care aspects.
  • To enhance physical growth during hospitalization.

    • Which of the following practices is part of neuroprotective care for this infant?

  • Encouraging skin-to-skin contact with the parents. (correct)
  • Limiting parental involvement to reduce stress.
  • Providing frequent and invasive assessments.
  • Using bright lighting to stimulate the infant’s senses.

    • What should be monitored closely to ensure neuroprotective care is being effective?

  • The amount of breast milk available for feeding.
  • The infant's weight gain exclusively.
  • The frequency of antibiotic administration.
  • Signs of overstimulation or stress in the infant. (correct)

    • Which of the following is NOT a consideration for neuroprotective care?

    <p>Encouraging unnecessary medical interventions.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How can caregivers promote optimal neuroprotective care in the NICU?

    <p>By managing noise levels and minimizing disruptions.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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