'Term babies' diaporamas de présentation

fluid and electrolytes in new born

for teaching purpose

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GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT

GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT. GROWTH. Growth is the increase in size of a child while development is the acquisition of skills. Growth is the best general index of HEALTH and NUTRITION. Components of growth include changes in body SIZE, SHAPE & WEIGHT.

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Patent Ductus Arteriosus

Patent Ductus Arteriosus. Dr. K. Vanderdonck Cardiothoracic Surgery. Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital & UNIVERSITY OF THE WITWATERSRAND. Hannes Meyer Registrar Symposium 3-5 June 2011. Acyanotic. Cyanotic. L ? R Shunt = ? PBF Triad: FFT Chest infections CCF PDA

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Common Neonatal Problems

Common Neonatal Problems Dr Marea Murray Staff Neonatologist Blacktown Hospital Concerning Congenital Heart Disease (CHD) A. Murmurs noted in the first day are usually pathological B. The Newborn examination picks up 90% of CHD

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HUMAN BIRTH WEIGHT Variation in birth weight Sources of variation in birth weight

HUMAN BIRTH WEIGHT Variation in birth weight Sources of variation in birth weight Implications of variation in birth weight. Normal Rate of Fetal Growth. 15 weeks = 5 grams/day 20 weeks = 10 grams/day 30 weeks = 25 grams/day 35 weeks = 35 grams/day

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HUMAN BIRTH WEIGHT Variation in birth weight Sources of variation in birth weight

HUMAN BIRTH WEIGHT Variation in birth weight Sources of variation in birth weight Implications of variation in birth weight. Normal Rate of Fetal Growth. 15 weeks = 5 grams/day 20 weeks = 10 grams/day 30 weeks = 25 grams/day 35 weeks = 35 grams/day

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HUMAN BIRTH WEIGHT Variation in birth weight Sources of variation in birth weight

HUMAN BIRTH WEIGHT Variation in birth weight Sources of variation in birth weight Implications of variation in birth wieght. Males: 3625 gms 7lbs 10oz Females: 3472 gms 7lbs 6oz . Categorizing birth weight Before 1960s 1. Low Birth Weight or LBW less than 2500gms

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DR.NITHU ANN GEORGE PG 1 ST YEAR PAEDIATRICS

RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME(RDS). DR.NITHU ANN GEORGE PG 1 ST YEAR PAEDIATRICS. DR.NITHU ANN GEORGE 1 ST YR PG - PAEDIATRICS. RESPIRATORY DISTRESS. Tachypnea (RR>60/min) + Chest retractions &/ or Grunt Respiratory causes

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NEONATAL SEPSIS

NEONATAL SEPSIS. By Dr. Gacheri Mutua. Definition. Is a blood infection that occurs in an infant younger than 90 days old. Occurs in 1 to 8 per 1000 live births highest incidence in low birth weight and gestation NB: local figures not compiled. Observable higher incidence

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