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The NICU is only for premature infants; the PICU is for all other pediatric patients
The NICU is for premature infants and patients up to 30 days old; the PICU is for patients over 30 days old
The NICU is for patients up to 6 months old; the PICU is for patients over 6 months old
There is no significant difference between the two; different health care groups give the units different names
Integrates complementary/alternative modalities
Is considered the standard of pediatric health care by many clinical practices, hospitals, and health care groups
Encourages nurses to plan cares around parent/family visiting schedules
Is a philosophy of care that acknowledges that the family has the greatest influence over an infant's health and well-being
Includes parents as partners in care and decision making
Pain assessments using the pain assessment tool (PAT) paired with appropriate nursing interventions to enhance comfort
Assessing the 3 R's of patient/family comfort (rest, relaxation, and ritual)
Assessing the 3 P's of patient/family comfort (parent, position, and physical inspection)
Planning nursing cares around the patient/family schedule when possible
Sleep disturbance
Health status of infant
Alterations in parenting role
NICU environment (sights and sounds)
True
False
Clear communication
Patient outcome
Nurse/parent relationship
Consistent and comprehensive discharge information/teaching
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