Titlebook: Common Problems in the Newborn Nursery; An Evidence and Case Gilbert I. Martin,Warren Rosenfeld Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 20

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The Social Dimension of Health Status,feeding difficulties, temperature instability, hypoglycemia, infection, and apnea. These complications may lead to an increased initial length of hospital stay and a higher rate of readmission. In addition to an increased mortality rate, survivors are at increased risk for long-term adverse neurodevelopmental outcomes.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b100539n issues that mothers may face when they choose to breastfeed. This chapter will also discuss formula as alternative source of feeding. Newborn nutrition is closely tied to subsequent infant and maternal health, and guidance from the healthcare provider can help to establish healthy feeding patterns in the earliest stages of life.

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Visual Diagnosis in the Newborn,here is a broad range of “normal” and variability should be considered before rendering an opinion. Clear documentation of the anatomical findings is important for a correct decision regarding a definitive diagnosis.

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Common Dermatological Conditions,ination. Are these skin lesions primary or secondary? Are they static or evolving? This chapter will discuss the most common birthmarks and skin eruptions seen in the newborn and review diagnosis and management in the context of clinical cases.

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Evaluation and Management of the Late Preterm Infant,feeding difficulties, temperature instability, hypoglycemia, infection, and apnea. These complications may lead to an increased initial length of hospital stay and a higher rate of readmission. In addition to an increased mortality rate, survivors are at increased risk for long-term adverse neurodevelopmental outcomes.

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Jaundice in the Newborn,ry is also complicated by the need to predict the level of bilirubin not only in the nursery but also after discharge. This chapter will discuss risk factors for jaundice, screening tools, and management of patients who develop jaundice.