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mother ID weekly conferences Gouri Scheurmann Pediatric Resident PGY 1 History and physical Mother   36 yo   GravidityParity G5 T3 P0 A1 L3 received p renatal c are. 1 on this chart is the same person as No On Chart No Chart No CONT ON CHART CONT ON CHART CONT ON CHART CONT ON CHART CONT ON CHART CONT ON CHART CONT ON CHART CONT ON CHART 11 12 13 14 15 Ancestral Chart Form F120RW httphelpdeskrootsweb BOTTLENECKS AND SOLUTIONS. Presenter. Dr. Patrick Aboagye. Deputy Director, RCH/GHS. Ghana. 10 Regions . Population. -. 24.66 million (Census 2010) . GNI per capita -1,230 USD (WB 2010). Life Expectancy (yrs)- 64 in males, 66 for females. Leora. Langdon RN, CPNP. Heather Workman, MS. Charlotte Lemming MSW, . LISW-S. Robert Fink, M.D.. Update in CF Newborn Screening. Testing:. Cystic Fibrosis Testing in NBS . Began August 30,2006 . Initially an IRT (testing pancreatic function) >200 was an abnormal result and triggered DNA test. . Strategy Summit and Awareness Campaign. Newborn screening is rapidly changing. Number of Conditions Screened. # of. States. But…. . We in this room are intimately aware of these changes, the complexities inherent making these changes happen in a rational way across all states, and magnitude of effort involved in implementing a comprehensive program of screening, follow-up, and treatment. “A . healthy start is central to . the human life course, with birth holding the highest risk of death, disability and loss of development potential, leading to major . societal effects.. ”. Overview of the Series . Erin Burnette, NP-C. Emily Freeman, CPNP. Jamie Haushalter, CPNP. Objectives. Recognize the important factors in the maternal history and labor/delivery process which may affect the newborn. These factors include: pertinent social issues, chronic medical conditions in the mother, genetic risk factors, maternal/infant . Diana Kimbal, RNC-NIC. Disclosure. I have no relevant financial or nonfinancial relationships to disclose.. Objectives. Identify nursing interventions to keep newborns safe. Defend the necessity of recommended newborn screenings and protocols. Erin Burnette, NP-C. Emily Freeman, CPNP. Jamie Haushalter, CPNP. Objectives. Recognize the important factors in the maternal history and labor/delivery process which may affect the newborn. These factors include: pertinent social issues, chronic medical conditions in the mother, genetic risk factors, maternal/infant . Newborn Infant Physical Examination January 2017 p 2 of 7 1 Introduction The purpose of the first examination of the newborn is to confirm normality It will be undertaken by suitably . . Physiologic Adaptation. The newborn must rapidly adapt to life outside the womb. . Respiratory adaptation occurs when the newborn fills his lungs with air, absorbs remaining fluid in the lungs, and begins oxygen exchange.. Newborn Screening Goals:. Sondi Aponte. QI, Education & Outreach Manager. Office of Newborn Screening. s. ondi.aponte@azdhs.gov. . O: 602-364-1642. www.aznewborn.com. . To identify newborns with certain, rare disorders . HIV1 and slower to progress to AIDS.. Most cases are due to type1.. Modes of transmission. 1-sexual.. 2- perinatal.. 3-parenteral(occupational and intravenous drug injection).. 4- blood transfusion.. 447 Copy Right@ Jacqueline Stephanie Fernandes do Nascimento This work is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License AJBSR.MS.ID.001317. American Journal of Biomedical Science & Researc How is it done? 1. The newborn is pricked on the heel to draw a few drops of blood. 2. The sample is collected on a bloodspot card.3. The card is sent to the newborn screening lab for testing. Early