PDF-Complications of Prematurity

Jenny Wilson MD Pediatric neurology Developmental Evaluation Clinic formally NICU follow up clinic at OHSU wilsjenohsuedu 512014 Outline x2022 Definitions x2022 Overview of epidemiolog. Jean Escalante. Kristin . Filkins. Erika Garcia.  . SPE-516 Structure . and Function of the Visual System. What is Retinopathy of Prematurity?. When an infant is born early or not completely developed their eyes may be lacking in development as well. . The Kentucky Experience. HRSA Regional Infant Mortality Summit January 12-13, 2012. . Preterm Births, Low . Birthweight. ,Infant Mortality. United States, 1981 - 2009. Ann O’Rourke, MD, MPH. SCRTAC Trauma Care Beyond the ED. December 4, 2014. Our Case. 31 . yo. man MVC with prolonged extrication. Presents to ED:. Confused, HR 120, RR35, BP90/65. Diminished breath sounds on right with palpable chest crepitus. Prematurity. Kathy . Seabridge. , Angela Cook, Sara Escoe. Stages of Retinopathy of Prematurity. Retinopathy of Prematurity. Normal Eye. What they see…. Stage 4 Retinopathy of Prematurity. Once the retina has partially detached, a shadow or curtain will come from the top or side of the eye until all vision is lost. During stage 5, the retina will completely detach and complete vision loss can be gradual or instantaneous.. Jacqueline Gonzalez. University of Central Florida. Abstract. Retinopathy of prematurity is a leading cause of blindness in babies born prematurely. A major contributor to retinopathy of prematurity is prolonged exposure to high levels of oxygen. Ineffective weaning of oxygen has caused an increase in the amount of patients diagnosed with retinopathy of prematurity. Guidelines have been established to prevent, screen, and treat retinopathy of prematurity. Two types of treatment are cryosurgery and retinal laser ablation. It is important that units where premature neonates are taken care of incorporate an oxygen-weaning plan to prevent retinopathy of prematurity. Deborah Johnson’s behavioral system model can be applied to NICU nursing. Nursing behaviors can be planned and implemented for these neonates to have the best outcomes. Nurses play a vital role in the prevention of this disease.. Introduction/ Overview. Figures 1-4: Flow Charts for Denominator and Numerator calculations. Table 1: Total, Severe and Moderate UNC rates; . Statewide, California 2011. Figure 5: Frequency Distribution of UNC (Total), . Mark Boyd MD, FRACP. The Kirby Institute . for infection and immunity in society. 7. th. IAS Conference Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. 03 July 2013. Cardiovascular Complications of HIV. Conflicts of interest. the Difficult Airway. Ryan J Fink, MD. Raquel . Bartz. , MD. Duke University Medical Center. Dept. of Anesthesiology. Objectives. Goals of airway management. Recognizing the difficult airway. Complications surrounding airway management. By . Dr.Abdullhussein. Kareem. COM it is persistent inflammation of the middle ear mucosa and \or mastoid process for more than 3 months and can be classified into the followings.. The old classification . . Intra operatively. Haemorrhage. Fractured root apex. Damage to adjacent tooth. Damage to adjacent soft tissues. Fractured mandible. Collapse in the dental chair. Post operatively. Postoperative instructions. . Mohammmad. . Torkaman. Neonatologist. Associate professor. Physiologic anemia. The postnatal changes in . tissue oxygenation . and . erythropoietin . production . result in a physiologic anemia of . Beth Burgess, MHA, RHIA, CCS. Documentation of Complications of Care. . Official Coding Guidelines. Section I.B.16. “Code assignment is based on the provider's documentation of the relationship between the condition and the care or procedure, unless otherwise instructed by the classification. The guideline extends to any complications of care, regardless of the chapter the code is located in. . All disorders temporally related to procedures (except surgical procedures) would be considered to have a causal relationship to that procedure and thus be considered to be complications. For surgical procedures, an unanticipated outcome temporally related to the surgery would have a parent of 116223007 |Complication (disorder)|but no due to relationship to <<387713003 |Surgical procedure (procedure)|(e.g. postoperative or intraoperative complications) unless specifically stated or implied by the FSN as being due to the surgery.. ANESTHETICS . By Dr. . Nazhat. M. AL- . Zubaidi. . Lecture . 6. . LOCAL. COMPLICATIONS. Management of failed local . anaesthesia. Haematoma. Broken needles . Post . anaesthetic. complications . Fainting or syncope .