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What does 'well baby' refer to?
What does 'well baby' refer to?
- An infant or young child with chronic illnesses
- An infant or young child with acute illnesses
- An infant or young child who is considered healthy (correct)
- An infant or young child with developmental delays
Which section of the report provides information about the infant's family medical history?
Which section of the report provides information about the infant's family medical history?
- Developmental History
- Health Perception/Health Management Pattern
- OB/Gyne History
- Family History (correct)
What does Gordon's Typology of Functional Health Pattern assess?
What does Gordon's Typology of Functional Health Pattern assess?
- Laboratory Results
- Developmental History
- Physical Assessment
- Different aspects of an individual's health and well-being (correct)
Where can information about the infant's sleep patterns be found?
Where can information about the infant's sleep patterns be found?
What is the purpose of the 'Nursing Care Plan' section in the report?
What is the purpose of the 'Nursing Care Plan' section in the report?
Where is the 'Anatomy and Physiology' of the infant discussed in the report?
Where is the 'Anatomy and Physiology' of the infant discussed in the report?
What is the purpose of the 'Health Teaching Plan' section in the report?
What is the purpose of the 'Health Teaching Plan' section in the report?
What is the significance of the 'Discharge Plan' section in the report?
What is the significance of the 'Discharge Plan' section in the report?
What is the purpose of the soft spots on a baby's skull?
What is the purpose of the soft spots on a baby's skull?
When do newborns typically react to loud sounds with startle reflexes?
When do newborns typically react to loud sounds with startle reflexes?
What are milia, commonly found on a newborn's nose, forehead, and chin?
What are milia, commonly found on a newborn's nose, forehead, and chin?
What is the typical breathing pattern of newborns?
What is the typical breathing pattern of newborns?
What are Epstein pearls, commonly found in newborns' mouths?
What are Epstein pearls, commonly found in newborns' mouths?
When does drooling typically persist in newborns?
When does drooling typically persist in newborns?
What is the typical saliva production at birth?
What is the typical saliva production at birth?
When do tonsils and adenoids become more visible in relation to body size?
When do tonsils and adenoids become more visible in relation to body size?
What is the typical appearance of a newborn's neck?
What is the typical appearance of a newborn's neck?
What is the typical palpability of lymph nodes in infants?
What is the typical palpability of lymph nodes in infants?
What should be the primary source of nutrition for the first six months of life?
What should be the primary source of nutrition for the first six months of life?
How often should the newborn be breastfed?
How often should the newborn be breastfed?
What is the expected weight pattern for newborns initially?
What is the expected weight pattern for newborns initially?
What does the intermittent stool pattern and clear-colored urine indicate?
What does the intermittent stool pattern and clear-colored urine indicate?
What is the significance of the presence of seedy yellow stool?
What is the significance of the presence of seedy yellow stool?
How many times a day does the patient's mother change the diaper?
How many times a day does the patient's mother change the diaper?
What is the patient's reported sleeping pattern?
What is the patient's reported sleeping pattern?
What is the family's water supply source?
What is the family's water supply source?
How does the family dispose of waste?
How does the family dispose of waste?
What is the patient's reported weight loss from and to?
What is the patient's reported weight loss from and to?
What is the patient's reported residence type?
What is the patient's reported residence type?
What is the family's electricity source?
What is the family's electricity source?
What was the reason for Patient B.G.C's delayed discharge?
What was the reason for Patient B.G.C's delayed discharge?
What vaccinations did Patient B.G.C receive upon admission?
What vaccinations did Patient B.G.C receive upon admission?
How was Patient B.G.C's condition determined?
How was Patient B.G.C's condition determined?
Why did Patient B.G.C not have an APGAR score?
Why did Patient B.G.C not have an APGAR score?
What were the top three nursing diagnoses for Patient B.G.C?
What were the top three nursing diagnoses for Patient B.G.C?
When did Patient B.G.C have a Newborn Hearing Test (NBHT)?
When did Patient B.G.C have a Newborn Hearing Test (NBHT)?
What was Patient B.G.C's family history related to her maternal grandfather?
What was Patient B.G.C's family history related to her maternal grandfather?
What was the focus of the health teaching plan for Patient B.G.C?
What was the focus of the health teaching plan for Patient B.G.C?
What were the results of Patient B.G.C's vital signs and physical examinations?
What were the results of Patient B.G.C's vital signs and physical examinations?
What was the reason for Patient B.G.C's admission to the hospital?
What was the reason for Patient B.G.C's admission to the hospital?
What was the expected timeframe for the release of the Newborn Hearing Test (NBHT) results?
What was the expected timeframe for the release of the Newborn Hearing Test (NBHT) results?
What were the developmental stages mentioned in Patient B.G.C's history?
What were the developmental stages mentioned in Patient B.G.C's history?
Why do newborns have irregular sleep patterns?
Why do newborns have irregular sleep patterns?
What is the typical skin color of a normal newborn?
What is the typical skin color of a normal newborn?
What is the typical appearance of a newborn's head?
What is the typical appearance of a newborn's head?
What is the presence of lanugo on a newborn indicative of?
What is the presence of lanugo on a newborn indicative of?
When does a newborn's skin color typically settle fully?
When does a newborn's skin color typically settle fully?
What is the typical texture of a newborn's hair?
What is the typical texture of a newborn's hair?
Why do newborns experience shorter sleep cycles?
Why do newborns experience shorter sleep cycles?
What is the typical appearance of a newborn's fingernails?
What is the typical appearance of a newborn's fingernails?
What is the typical sleep schedule of a newborn described as?
What is the typical sleep schedule of a newborn described as?
What is the typical color of a normal newborn's skin?
What is the typical color of a normal newborn's skin?
What is the typical color of a normal newborn's hair?
What is the typical color of a normal newborn's hair?
What is the typical appearance of a newborn's vital signs?
What is the typical appearance of a newborn's vital signs?
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Study Notes
Patient B.G.C Newborn Health Summary
- Patient B.G.C is a newborn admitted at Ospital ng Muntinlupa on September 26, 2023, an hour after her birth.
- She was a non-institutional delivery baby, delivered at home by her mother’s aunt, and admitted for further newborn care while her mother was treated for placental delivery.
- Despite being approved for discharge on September 29, 2023, she was discharged on October 4, 2023, due to billing delays.
- Patient B.G.C had a Newborn Hearing Test (NBHT) upon admission, but the results were not released and were expected to take at least a month.
- She did not have an APGAR score as she was delivered outside the institution.
- The basis for determining her condition was through physical assessments and chart information, which identified her as a well baby.
- Upon admission, she received Erythromycin eye ointment, BCG, Hepa B, and Vitamin K vaccinations.
- Her vital signs and physical examinations showed normal results without complications or abnormalities.
- The top three nursing diagnoses for her were readiness for enhanced nutrition, readiness for enhanced comfort, and risk for child falls related to unsafe absence of bed rails and bassinets.
- The health teaching plan focused on newborn care discharge instructions after her approval for discharge on October 4, 2023.
- Patient B.G.C's family history included her maternal grandfather's death due to a heart attack and her maternal grandmother's death due to leukemia, as well as unspecified heredo-familial illnesses on the paternal side.
- Her developmental history aligned with appropriate stages, including oral, trust vs. mistrust, sensorimotor, and unconscious moral developmental stages.
Newborn Infant Assessment
- Newborn infant's sleep schedule described as sporadic with alternating short naps and longer sleep periods
- Newborns have irregular sleep patterns due to small stomach capacity and rapid growth needs
- Erratic sleep cycle is typical for infants in early stages due to underdeveloped sleep-wake cycles
- Newborns experience shorter sleep cycles with frequent awakenings for hunger, discomfort, or parental care
- Physical assessment reveals normal body built, grooming, posture, and absence of illness or distress
- Vital signs show consistent temperature, fetal heart rate, and respiratory rate within normal range
- Skin color is light brown, evenly distributed, warm, and free from lesions, indicating normalcy
- Hair is lustrous, silky, and dark, with the presence of lanugo, which is a normal feature in newborns
- Fingernails are soft, smooth, and extend over the fingertips, with normal capillary refill
- Head is normocephalic, symmetric, with soft fontanels and proportionate, symmetric face
- Newborn's skin color may change over time and should settle fully at around 20 months old
- Infant's hair texture and color can vary widely, with soft, fine hair being typical, especially in premature babies
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