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How can HCPs promote skin to skin Ans: Gown on back to front to allow easy access Vitals on mothers chest Skin to skin for 1h Weigh prone position on warm towel leave eye ointment for last to promote eye contact Bath after first effective feeds (infant identifies mother from odor of amniotic fluid) Assess bf encourage lots of skin to skin (also w partner) Result of delayed skin to skin Ans: stress infants, delays recovery, inhibited ability to breastfeed, increased crying Reflexes tha...

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Social Determinants of Health Ans: Conditions/resources that impact the health of individuals (Economic and social conditions). They determine whether individuals stay healthy or become ill -They are about the quantity and quality of a variety of resources that a society makes available to its members Health is shaped by Ans: living conditions more than by medical treatments and lifestyle choices Income Ans: Socioeconomic status is a determinant of perinatal health Infant mortality i...

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Identify four risk factors for preeclampsia Ans: Primigravida, <19 yrs or > 40 years, multiple gestation, renal disease, diabetes, obesity, connective tissue disease, family history What's the root cause of pre-eclampsia Ans: With the placenta (defective placental implantation) What causes endothelial dysfunction? Ans: Placental ischemia Why would a woman experience epigastric pain? Ans: Due to liver edema and subcapsular hematoma What to do for decreased fetal movement -> FI...

Difference in formula and breastmilk (composition, nutritional component, bacterial growth, Ans: human milk is a solution of nutrients and growth factors while formula is homogenized solution of chemicals. human milk is a living fluid that changes to meet the demand of the infant. Is bacteriostatic unlike formula How much milk does the infant need Ans: It's important to remember that the infant just needs enough milk Each mothers milk is Ans: unique, changes to meet the needs of the in...

define PTL Ans: regular contractions with change in cervical effacement or dilation (or both) OR regular cxn and cervical dilation of at least 2cm, occurring after 20 weeks and before 37 weeks define: - extremely preterm - moderately preterm - late preterm Ans: extremely preterm = <28 weeks moderately preterm = 28 - 33+6 late preterm = 34 - 36+6 factors that increase risk of PTL (6) Ans: - infection - hx preterm birth 2 - multiple gestation - PPROM - trauma - uterine anoma...

Chorionicity Ans: Refers to the number of chorions in a multifetal pregnancy, influencing the type of twins or higher-order multiples Dizygotic twins Ans: Result from fertilization of two separate ova, leading to two placentas and two amnions Monozygotic twins Ans: Develop from one fertilized ovum, with variations in placenta and amnion formation Twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS) Ans: A disorder in monochorionic twins where one receives more blood supply, leading to growth di...

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