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Maternal Newborn Nursing

Reflection Questions

Maternal Newborn NursingReflection Questions

Reflection Questions

1 .
What can a nurse do to improve the safety of babies in the birthing room?
2 .
Prior to a birth, what type of equipment should the nurse confirm is adjacent to the radiant warmer in order to ensure the safe care of the neonate?
3 .
What information would the baby nurse want to know about the birthing person, the labor, and medications the birthing person received before the neonate is born?
4 .
In what ways would the nurse prepare the birthing room to prevent cold stress in the neonate?
5 .
In what ways would the nurse prepare the postpartum room to prevent cold stress in the neonate?
6 .
What are some educational topics the nurse would discuss with the new parents to prevent cold stress in the newborn when they take their baby home?
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