PPT-Caring for Substance Exposed Infants 

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Perspectives of West Virginia Nurses Objectives Discuss findings of recent survey of WV Nurses regarding Substance Exposed Neonates  Explore perceived needs of

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Perspectives of West Virginia Nurses Objectives Discuss findings of recent survey of WV Nurses regarding Substance Exposed Neonates  Explore perceived needs of WV Perinatal Nurses with regard to Substance Exposed Neonates. Experience . of WVU Healthcare Collaboration on Substance Abuse in Pregnancy. . Panitan. (Pete) . Yossuck. M.D. Associate Professor SOM. Pediatrics: Neonatology.. Patrick . Marshalek. M.D. Assistant Professor SOM. Behavioral Medicine & Psychiatry.. Deborah PhillipsGina Adams Child Care and Our Youngest Children Studies of child development confirm that expe-riences with people mold an infant A Conscious Discipline Bonny Whalen, MD. Medical Director / Newborn Pediatrician. CHaD. /DHMC Newborn Nursery. June 5, 2013. OBJECTIVES. Demonstrate an understanding of short- and long-term effects of in-utero opioid exposure on the developing fetus / neonate. use in the . perinatal. period: . Prevalence and treatment strategies. Anne . Merewood. PhD MPH IBCLC. Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Boston University School of Medicine. Consultant to the Rocky Mountain Tribal Leaders Council. t. he . p. revention . o. f . mother. -to-child . t. ransmission . o. f HIV. MJ Trahan, V Lamarre, ME . Metras. , N Lapointe, F Kakkar. Centre . Hospitalier. . Universitaire. Sainte Justine, . Université. Dr. Immaculate Kariuki. Consultant Paediatrician. Nairobi, Kenya. Intended Learning Objectives. To understand the contribution of LRTI to childhood morbidity & mortality. To identify the challenges encountered in making a microbiological diagnosis of pneumonia in children. Total Serum Bilirubin Levels at or. Above the ETT. Wu YW, Kuzniewicz MW, Wickremasinghe AC, et al. . Risk of cerebral palsy in infants with total serum bilirubin levels at or above the exchange transfusion threshold: a population-based study. Improving outcomes for infants with prenatal substanceexposure requires consideration of the family system in whichthey develop, grow, and thrive. The Five Points of FamilyIntervention' are key points The abuse of opioids151such as heroin and various prescription drugs commonly prescribed for pain health crisis Youth may be exposed to opioids in a variety of ways including but not limited to infan (WITHDRAWAL) . Dr . reza. . saeidi. associate professor of neonatology . Mashhad university of medical sciences . . 1393. In The Name of Allah. . The term . opioid. . refers to natural and synthetic substances with . Presenters:. Rebecca Jones Munger & . Terese Voge . A common perception is that a pregnant woman would quit using if she really wanted the best for her baby.. Agree. Disagree. Today’s Discussion. Much of the burden of disease experienced by PHEU infants in the US and globally is attributed to lower respiratory tract infection (LRTI). Few publications describe the etiology of LRTI in PHEU infants, but those available list respiratory viruses such as respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), influenza, parainfluenza (PIV), adenovirus, and human metapneumovirus as significant contributors. Day 800. Weaning. Day 270 . Birth. Day 540. Fully Immunized. Day 1000. Two Years. 11 days. 100%. Antenatal Care (ANC). 3 days. PMTCT. 2 days. 4 days. 11 days. 65%. Family Planning. 1 day. 4 days. 5 days.

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