Methodological
instructions
On the I semester students
by discipline «Clinical
nursing»
Specialty: 8.110.100 „Nursing”
((Magister degree nurses)
Lesson 15 (practical - 7:00.)
Topic: 15. A newborn baby. Physiological,
quizzes and pathological conditions in the neonatal period. The concept of the maturity of the newborn. Features of the methods of examination of the newborn.
Premature baby. Signs of
prematurity, premature classification.
Primary toilet and nursing of newborn. Caring for newborns. Sanitation treatment
of newborns.
Objective: Learn to
evaluate the condition of a newborn baby and be able to organize the care and
feeding of term and preterm infants, given the anatomical and physiological
characteristics of the child's life period.
Professional orientation of students: the
neonatal period is the most difficult dlyaadaptatsiyi child to new conditions
of life. During this period manifested congenital diseases and malformations of
the child. The organization proper care and feeding zapezpechyty allow optimal
conditions for rorzvytku child in the future.
List of practical work:
Work 1. Inspect the
newborn baby. Look for features on the "subjective examination of the
child.
Work 2. Identify
signs of transient state (states), which takes place in the subject.
Work 3.
Demonstrate manifestations of functional maturity (immature) child.
Work 4. Using an
extract from maternity hospital, read pregnancy and childbirth and to assess
the child's condition at birth (Apgar score).
Work 5. Inspect
the premature baby. Identify signs of prematurity.
Job 6. Absorb
the history of the mother of the child to identify the factors. What
contributed to the premature birth.
Work 7. Organize
care and feeding inspect premature baby.
Work 8.
Sanitation work of newborns.
Work 9. Organize
nursing infants after discharge from the hospital.
4. List of the main issues addressed in
class:
I. Topic number
1 practical lesson
1. Anatomical and functional properties of full-term newborn. The concept of
functional maturity of the child.
2. Criteria Apgar.
3. Transient states of the neonatal period.
II. Topic number
2 practical classes
1. The concept of the premature newborn baby.
2. Anatomical and functional features of a premature baby.
3. Peculiarities of transient states in premature infants.
4. organization of nursing and feeding, depending on the degree of prematurity.
III. Topic
number 3 practical classes
1. Pervynyny toilet newborn baby.
2. Terms of schodennnoho care for a newborn.
3.Osoblyvosti hygienic mode of newborns.
4. Organization patronage newborn after discharge from the hospital.
5. A
summary of the material.
Neonatology - the doctrine of a newborn baby.
Mature called the newborn child, which in
morphological and functional tin ready for extrauterine life in a rational
organization of food and care.
Functional maturity of the child is determined by
the presence of unconditioned reflexes life support (sucking, swallowing,
search). The child is able to maintain adequate body temperature at ambient
temperature, sufficiently active, shouting, according respond to stimulation
with light, sound. Cardiovascular and respiratory systems operate rhythmically.
Immature newborn - full-term newborn, which are
signs of morphological or functional immaturity manifested abnormalities in the
adaptation to extrauterine life.
Separately identify the concept of functional
immaturity, resulting inability to maintain a constant body temperature when
adequate ambient, reduced physical activity a child, weak cry, decreased
reflexes, m "yazevoho tone, the appearance of seizures apnea and cyanosis.
The maturity of the child on morphological features
determined by means of special tables that contain a list of external signs of
the newborn, each of whom scored. In the past the amount determined by the
degree of prematurity. In outward signs carried biochemical surfactant in
amniotic fluid.
Too late baby born after 42 weeks of pregnancy.
The main features of overdue child has signs of
trophic disorders: skin desquamation of the palms and feet, dry skin,
perhamentovydna, scaly. Turgor pressure is lowered. Maybe no syrovidnoy
lubrication. There ztonshennya or absence of subcutaneous fat. Skin, nails,
navel can be painted in a greenish-yellow color. Weight of the child while in
the normal range or slightly reduced.
Prematurity is a baby born at term gestation less than 37 weeks, weighing
2500 and body length of 45 cm or less.
Determining the neonatal period,
perinatal period.
Neonatal period - from birth and lasts up to 28 days.
Early neonatal period - starting from birth to 7 days of life
Late neonatal period - from 8 days to 28
Perinatal period - from 28 weeks of fetal development by the end of the
first week of extrauterine life
Late antenatal period - from 28 to 40 weeks of fetal development
Intrapartum period - from the beginning of delivery before birth
The main stages of
observation fetus, newborn, their task.
1etap-prenatal or children's clinic (prenatal nursing: 1st-12-14tyzh.
Pregnancy, 2nd - 32-34 weeks. 3rd before delivery)
Stage 2 - Maternity
Stage 3 - section, nursing newborn
1 st - in the first 3 days after discharge home 2 - and at 20 days of life
- child 3 rd - 1 month
Transient states of N / N (10), causes
Transient loss of initial body weight, simple eritema (physiological
catarrh) Physiological peeling skin, Tribal tumor, Toxic erythema, transient
hypothermia, Transient hyperthermia Trynzytorna hyperbilirubinemia, sexual
crises, Transient features of renal function (early neonatal oliguria, albuminuria,
uric acid infarct Glycosuria), transient dyzbakterioz.
Causes - the transition to extrauterine life
changing barometric pressure transient tamperatura, other tactile stimuli
(manipulation of medical personnel and others.) Microbial environment
Transient (transient, borderline, physiological) states are the
result neblahopryyemnoho influence of environmental factors and stress that
appear after birth.
Transient skin condition:
Simple erythema - redness of the skin, which
appears on the second day of life. Congestion
is kept to the end of the first week. The duration and intensity of erythema
depends on the maturity of the newborn. In premature infants, it takes up to
2-3 weeks.
After erythema remains finely-velykovysivkove or peeling. Other more
pronounced in post-children, and hardly noticeable in premature
novlnarodzhenyh.
In 20-30% of children observed toxicity erythema. It appears spotty,
vesicle-papular, pustular eruptions sometimes size from a few centimeters to
large spots. Sometimes appear vesicles with serous fluid.
Localized rash on the face, extensor surfaces of
the extremities, buttocks. Never happens on the palms or feet.
The general condition of children do not
suffer. The rash 2-3 days disappear.
These skin changes are allergic manifestations to breast milk proteins.
Treatment is usually not needed. In extreme cases, you can apply
antiallergic means.
Transient hyperthermia
In some children in 2-3 days of life against the backdrop of a
satisfactory overall observed increase in body temperature to 39-40 C. This
coincides with the maximum weight loss after birth.
Hyperthermia air "bind with high admission
foods rich in protein, which is insufficient colostrum and the introduction of
fluid. Contributing factors also immature thermoregulatory
center.
Condition newborns usually do not suffer. Sometimes a child may become
restless, refuses breast, appears dry mucous membranes
and skin.
Therapeutic measures deemed adequate fluid administration and not
overheating baby.
Physiological
weight loss
Weight
loss in the newborn air "is correlated with relative starvation,
shortfalls liquid water loss during physiological shipments breathing. It is
believed that heating and cooling increases the physiological loss of weight.
The
maximum weight loss observed at 3-4 days after birth and is 6-9% greater weight
loss observed in preterm (14%) and children with high birth weight.
To
6-7 day supply of most children recovered, the rest mass normalization observed
up to 10 days.
Warning
mass loss is an early attachment to the breast (in the first 8 hours after
birth), sufficient introduction of liquid (bp "boiled water, 5% glucose).
In
the first 5 days of liquid is introduced into the volume "bulk has been
determined 5 ml / kg / d and 6-day - 6 ml / kg / d, but should not exceed 60-70
ml / d
Hormonal
or "sexual" crises
The
emergence of the crisis caused by the hormonal influence of estrogen hormones
mothers since 7 months of gestation in utero pass from mother to fetus.
One
pryaviv sexual crisis is symmetric breast engorgement, which appears at 2-4
days of life, reaching a maximum size up to 6-7 days.
This
phenomenon is observed both in girls and in boys. Mammary glands are usually
slightly enlarged, sometimes they swell to the size of
walnuts. The skin over them strains may become hyperemic. Clicking secreted
from the glands whitish liquid which reminds colostrum.
Treatment
of this condition requires. It Memory "favorites that
any press launch not because of the possibility of infection and suppuration of
the breast.
Under
the influence Folliculin girls recently seen
deskvamatsiynyy vulvovaginitis - mucous in "yazki allocation grayish
color, consisting of squamous vaginal epithelium and glandular tissue of the
cervix. These manifestations are held during 1st 3 days.
For
3-7 days after the birth of girls in some cases appear minor blood
"herbaceous, mucous discharge from the vagina.
Mili
(Comedones, villia)
It's small (size 1-2 mm), whitish
spots, which slightly increased over the skin. Situated
largely on the tip of the nose or wings, at least on the cheeks, chin and
forehead.
The appearance of spots, caused by hypersecretion of
the sebaceous glands and the accumulation of secretions.
Mili
frequently observed in full-term newborns, but may appear in preterm infants. The
rash itself disappear within 1-2 weeks. Forecast
favorable treatment is not performed.
Uric
acid renal infarction
In
the first weeks of life urine can be painted in a reddish color and become
slightly turbid. Thus the remaining spots pelentsi tsehlovo
red (urate).
Increased excretion of uric acid in the urine due to
thickening of the blood, a small amount of concentrated urine. Latest
caused by lack of ability to dissolve in a small eilkosti many urine urate. Significant role vidihaye increased basal metabolism
as a result of the transition to extrauterine life. It is dominated kabolichni
processes and collapse of a large number of cells. Metabolic
products which ultimately is uric acid.
At
autopsy in the renal tubules observed urate attacks.
Treatment
consists of adequate fluid administration to increase urine output. If more than a week on pelentsi remain red spots, you should think
about alkaptonuriyu.
Physiological
albuminuria
The appearance of albuminuria due to increased
permeability of capillaries, congestion of blood during childbirth and massive
erythrocytolysis in the first days of extrauterine life.
Physiologic
hyperbilirubinemia (physiological jaundice)
Transient
jaundice appears, usually on a 2 -3 day life. In 60-70% of infants it is
accompanied by jaundice skin. In very severe hiperbidirubinemiyi zhovtushnoho
color comes not only the skin but also konyunktyvy,
mucus, tears, spynnoyozhova liquid. Emptying normal color.
The
appearance of yellow on one side due to increased erythrocytolysis on the other
- reduced functional ability of the liver to capture indirect bilirubin. In
addition, the latter can not enter into communication "Connection with
glucuronic acid from the low enzymatic activity of the liver. The collapse in
erythrocytes contributes shortened life span of red blood cells, ineffective
erythropoiesis.
The
general condition of children with physiological jaundice does not suffer. Sometimes
in severe jaundice children become somewhat "yalymy in" yalo suck.
Zhotyanytsi
length does not exceed 10-14 days. Premature she expressed stronger and held
for 2-3 weeks.
Physiological
jaundice is when the level of bilirubin in the blood serum does not exceed
205.2 mg / dL. Premature ditey_ bilirubin not more than 256.6
mg / dL.
Treatment
is not required at physiological jaundice. When pronounced
jaundice give children to drink 5% glucose between feedings.
Transient
intestinal catarrh (physiological dyspepsia, dyzbakterioz)
For
5-10 days in the life of the child appears loose stools.
Stool often up to 10 times a day, liquid, mixed with mucus. The general
condition of the child is usually not affected.
The
appearance of intestinal catarrh caused by hypersensitivity secretory-motor
apparatus intestine, accompanied by increased permeability of the intestinal
wall. In addition, a role played by intestinal microflora population.
Treatment
of this condition requires.
Methods regime obyem feeding premature
Basic
rules of nutrition premature baby:
-
First feeding depends on the gestational age of the child (earlier introduction
of milk promotes maturation of the gastrointestinal tract, reduces the
incidence of infections, improve the metabolism of calcium and so on.), And the degree of prematurity is applied to the chest in the
first 2-3 hours;
-
Adherence to the precautionary principle and continuity in purpose-feeding;
-
7-8 times a day feeding after 2.5 - 3 hours. Methods - h /
tube, dropper, spoon, with a horn (not a joke) - the appearance of sucking
reflex and breast - in steady sucking reflex.
-
Children of the gestation period to 33-34 weeks feeding is conducted through a
tube (intermittent or continuous method)
-
Optimal for a premature baby is breast-feeding
There
are oral and parenteral nutrition of preterm infants. Oral nutrition begin in 3-6 hours. after birth
with the introduction of sterile water, which in the case of aspiration less
podraznyuvatyme lung tissue than glucose or milk, about 1-2 ml deep and extreme
hlybokonedonoshenym, 3 ml - premature IIst., 5 ml - premature babies (ND) and
art. Later, you can replace a 5% glucose solution, gradually increasing the
amount.
Begin
feeding depending on the degree of prematurity, initial feeding (hours after
birth)
And
after 6 - 9 h IIcherez 9 - 12 h, the third after 12 - 18 h, IV within 24 - 36
hours
Methods
of calculating the daily amount of food for premature
In
the first 10 days of life:
1.Razova
amount of milk (ml) = 3 x nxm, where n - day of life, m - mass in kg
2.Dobova
amount of milk (formula Romelya): V ext. = (N + 10) x for every 100g weight,
where n - number of days of life.
For
example, a child weighing 1800 g at 4-day living needs (4 +10) x18 = 252 ml of
milk per day, while a 7-meals to 36 ml per feeding.
After
a 10-day life
1.Obyemnyy method - 1/5 of body weight per day.
Premature
babies who are born with birth weight of 1500 g (III-IVst.) calculations lead
to months of age on the true (actual) weight, and then the one that should be.
Prematurity, birth weight 1500 to 2000 g (second
century.) - To two-week old on actual,
then the ideal;
When a body weight more than 2000 g (I c.) Rely
on food ideal weight.
2.Kaloriynyy method - according to the energy needs of a
premature baby
I-II century. prematurity - 120-115 kcal / kg (the second month of life) -
January-June, 115-110 kcal / kg - second semester.
III-IV century. prematurity - 120-115 kcal / kg (from the fourth month of
life) - the first half, 115-110 kcal / kg - second semester.
Indications
for parenteral nutrition are:
1.nedonosheni
III-IV century. (Hlybokonedonosheni, very hlybokonedonosheni);
2.nedonosheni
I-IIst. with severe pathology;
3.nedonosheni
that the first hours of not receiving enteral nutrition
6. Tests
1. What is
observed in the premature baby?
A. Physiological
weight loss.
V. Physiological
erythema.
C. Transient
fever.
D. Physiological
jaundice.
E. Transient
features of kidney function.
2. What kept
physiological jaundice in newborns?
A. 2 weeks or
longer.
V. 10-14 days.
C. Up to 10
days.
D. 7-14 days.
E. to 7 days.
3. On what day
reduced physiological weight loss in premature baby?
A. 10-14 days.
V. 7 days.
C. 2.3 week.
D. 3.4 week.
E. On day 10.
4. How long does
a physiological erythema in a premature baby?
A. Less than 3
days.
B. 3-5 days.
C. Up to 1 week.
DK 2 weeks.
E. to 7 days.
5. Healthy
newborns put to breast in the delivery room
A. In the first
5 minutes after birth
B. Within the
first 30 minutes after birth
C. After 2 hours
after birth
D. After 5 hours
after birth
E. After 10
hours after birth
6. Umbilical
wound treated:
A. It is not
treated
B. 1% solution
of iodine
C. 30% boric
acid solution
D. 30% solution
of sodium sulfatsil
E. 5% solution
of chlorine bleach
7. Prevention
honoblenoreyi newborn is:
A. solution of
penicillin
V. Solution
furatsilinom 1:5000
C. 30% boric
acid solution
D. 30% solution
of sodium sulfatsil
E. 3% hydrogen
peroxide solution
8. Normal sizes
large fontanelles in newborn:
A. 1x0, 5 cm
V. 1.5 x 2 cm
SA 2x2, 5 cm
D. 2.5 x 3 cm
E. 3,5 x4 cm
9. Evaluation of
the newborn by Apgar spend on:
A. 1 and 3
minutes of life
B. 1 and 5
minutes of life
C. 3 and 5
minutes of life
D. 5 and 8
minutes of life
E. 5 and 10
minutes of life
10.Yaki
parameters considered for evaluation of the child by the Apgar score?
A. Frequency of
breathing.
B. Heart rate.
S. Ripple cord.
D. All answers
are correct.
E. All the
answers are not correct
11. What number
on the scale Apharotsinyuyutsya bluish skin color?
A. 0 points
B. 1 point
C. 2 points
D. 3 points
E. 4 points
12. In
novonvrodzhenoho heart rate is 85 per 1 min. Rate this figure according to
Apgar.
A. 0 points
B. 1 point
C. 2 points
D. 3 points
E. 4 points
Answers to tests:
1. The correct answer is C.
2. The correct answer is A.
3. The correct answer is C.
4. Correct answer: D.
5. The correct answer is A.
6. The correct answer is A.
7. Correct answer: D.
8. The correct answer is B.
9. The correct answer is B.
10. The correct answer is B.
11. The correct answer is A.
12. The correct answer is B.
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The
Instruction has been worked out by: __________As.
Prof. Ostrovska L.O.
The
Instruction was discussed at the Department of Clinical Immunology, Allergology and General
Patients Care sitting June …, 2012. Minute
¹ ….
The
Head of the Department of
Clinical Immunology, Allergology
and
General Patients Care Prof. I. Ya. Hospodarsky, MD, D.M.
The Instruction was adopted at
the Nursing School Cycle
Methodical Commission sitting. June
…, 2012. Minute ¹….
The Head of the Cycle
Methodical Commission As.
Prof. Yastremska S.O., Ph.D, BSN
Ternopil 2012