Newborn Umbilical Cord care/ First Bath

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    What is the best method for teaching the new mother how to bathe her newborn upon dischage?

    • Demonstration with return demonstration
    • Send her home with pamphlets showing proper technique
    • Provide her with "bath in a bag" to take home
    • Give her a dvd on newborn bath care
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Nursing school qtr 3 lpn quiz
newborn project to provide teaching on newborn
bath and umbilical cord care

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  • 2. 

    In examining the umbilical cord we should see the presence of

    • Two veins and one artery

    • Two arteries and one vein

    • One vein and one artery

    • Three veins

    Correct Answer
    A. Two arteries and one vein
    Explanation
    The umbilical cord is responsible for carrying nutrients and oxygen to the fetus from the placenta and removing waste products. It consists of two arteries and one vein. The arteries carry deoxygenated blood and waste products away from the fetus, while the vein carries oxygenated blood and nutrients to the fetus. This arrangement ensures a proper exchange of gases and nutrients between the fetus and the placenta, supporting the development and growth of the baby.

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  • 3. 

    How often is cord care completed?

    • Every shift change

    • Every diaper change per facility protocol

    • BID

    • Every other shift

    Correct Answer
    A. Every diaper change per facility protocol
    Explanation
    Cord care is completed every diaper change per facility protocol. This means that whenever a diaper is changed, the cord care is also done according to the specific guidelines or procedures set by the facility. It is important to follow these protocols to ensure proper hygiene and prevent any potential infection or complications related to the umbilical cord.

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  • 4. 

    In what position does the nurse place the newborn when shampooing the hair and scalp?

    • Football hold

    • On counter with head over sink

    • In baby bath tub

    • Cradle hold

    • Side-lying

    Correct Answer
    A. Football hold
    Explanation
    The nurse places the newborn in the football hold position when shampooing the hair and scalp. This position involves holding the baby's head in one hand and supporting their body with the other arm, similar to how a football is held. It allows for better control and support while shampooing the hair and scalp.

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  • 5. 

    What temperature should the room be when bathing the newborn?

    • 90 degrees F

    • 72- 75 degrees F

    • 75 - 80 degrees F

    • 38 degrees C

    Correct Answer
    A. 75 - 80 degrees F
    Explanation
    The ideal temperature for bathing a newborn is between 75-80 degrees Fahrenheit. This temperature range ensures that the room is warm enough to keep the baby comfortable during the bathing process. It is important to maintain a warm and cozy environment for the newborn to prevent them from getting too cold or uncomfortable during the bath.

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  • 6. 

    The preferred solutions used to clean the cord site:

    • Normal Saline, alcohol and warm water

    • Mild soap and water

    • Triple dye, saline and alcohol

    • Alchohol and triple dye

    Correct Answer
    A. Alchohol and triple dye
    Explanation
    The preferred solutions used to clean the cord site are alcohol and triple dye. These solutions are commonly used in healthcare settings to clean and disinfect wounds or surgical sites. Alcohol is a common antiseptic that can kill bacteria and other microorganisms on the skin. Triple dye is an antiseptic dye that is often used to prevent infection in newborns. By using alcohol and triple dye together, the cord site can be effectively cleaned and disinfected, reducing the risk of infection.

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  • 7. 

    The human newborn cannot maintain his or hew temperature independently but requires protection again heat loss in the form of_________________________, _____________, _________________________________________ or a ________________________.

    Correct Answer
    warm dry blankets, hats, warmth of mother's body, warmer.
    Explanation
    The human newborn cannot maintain his or hew temperature independently but requires protection against heat loss in the form of warm dry blankets, hats, warmth of mother's body, or a warmer. These measures help to provide insulation and prevent the baby from losing body heat to the surrounding environment. The blankets and hats act as barriers to keep the baby warm, while the warmth of the mother's body provides additional heat through skin-to-skin contact. In cases where the baby's temperature drops significantly, a warmer may be used to provide a controlled source of heat to maintain a stable body temperature.

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  • 8. 

    Once the newborn's temperature has stabilized at ________________________________the first bath can be given.

    Correct Answer
    97.5 F or 36.5C
    Explanation
    Once the newborn's temperature has stabilized at 97.5 F or 36.5C, the first bath can be given. This temperature range indicates that the newborn's body temperature is within the normal range, ensuring that they are not too cold or too hot. Giving the first bath at this point helps maintain the baby's body temperature and promotes their comfort and well-being.

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  • 9. 

    The goal of routine cord care is to promote drying and sloughing off of the cord and to prevent infection.  What are some steps that the nurse would take in order to bring this about?1.2.3.4.

  • 10. 

    What are the three steps of preparation for the newborn's first bath?

    Correct Answer
    1. Place baby in radiant warmer or incubator 2. Prewarm all baby blankets to be used 3. Gather equipment and supplies
    Explanation
    The three steps of preparation for the newborn's first bath are to place the baby in a radiant warmer or incubator, prewarm all baby blankets to be used, and gather equipment and supplies. These steps ensure that the baby is kept warm and comfortable during the bath, and that all necessary items are readily available for use. Placing the baby in a radiant warmer or incubator helps to maintain their body temperature, prewarming the blankets adds an extra layer of warmth, and gathering equipment and supplies ensures that everything needed is within reach.

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