Preterm and Postmature Infants, Meconium Aspiration Syndrome - Maternity Nursing |

This video covers the considerations related to preterm infants and postmature infants. The pathophysiology, risk factors, signs and symptoms, complications, and nursing care of meconium aspiration syndrome.
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0:00 What to Expect
0:29 Preterm Infants
0:39 Risk Factors
1:54 Signs and Symptoms
2:07 Complications
2:58 Nursing Care
3:22 Treatment
5:14 Synthetic Surfactants
5:58 Clustering Care
7:23 Post-mature infants
7:37 Interventions
7:53 Risk Factors
8:04 Signs and Symptoms
9:33 Nursing Care
9:50 Meconium Aspiration
10:52 Complications
12:35 Quiz Time!
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When you said, “and that’s not a Harry Potter spell” I laughed so loud 😂

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Haha!!! Got to keep you on your toes :P --Meris

[@TessShelton-s2t]

92-95% is the usual targeted range for pre term babies to avoid retinopathy. But like you stated there’s always a prescription! Great information!

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I never thought a day in my life about neonatal nursing. I had a clinical in the special care unit last week. Now I can't stop thinking about it. I was studying just to get by now I am engaged, interested, and absorbing the info easily.

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Have my mom/baby final tomorrow and watching these to refresh! Won’t forget to wear black!

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Wishing you the BEST!

[@dr.debbiewilliams]

I had disper services for my sons, and purchased regular diapers for when we went out. They were breastfed. Both born two days before their due dates, they looked good, apgar scores normal, external fetal monitor. I lost 18 of the 25 pounds with my first son the day he was born, and it took three weeks for the weight to leave with my youngest son. Definitely meconium aspiration syndrome with my first son. They released us from the hospital after three days with him, and later with my youngest son.

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That is awesome!!! Thrilled I can help you in your studies :) --Meris

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[@chandrakalablon3192]

Informative video❤

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I'm so glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching! --Meris :)

[@lexpreyes1276]

Very nice, I got all three!

[@dr.debbiewilliams]

My children didn't have those issues at birth, but my eldest son was born with meconium in the amniotic fluid.

[@mitchelljimeno3564]

Thank you so much Meris! Praise Jesus

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I did great thank you so much. You are very informative ❤️

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Thank you!

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[@lattybrown7056]

Everything was helpful, just wish you had more questions

[@moneakedwards7342]

great information!!!!

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Glad you think so!

[@KadiatuMorsay]

Preterm birth is when a baby is born usually below the gestational age of 37weeks

[@SuperJV4x]

Hi, are there any studies that followed postmature infants as they developed through the years? I was 6 weeks late back in the 1960s so I am curious. Yes, it was 6 weeks. I was over 10 lbs. I've had hypoglycemic issues my entire life. thanks

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Love these!

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Thank you 🙏

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[@nancykarl4000]

i’m so glad to see your video my newborn baby has this meconium Problem and she also has tiny hole in her lungs But my question is the hole in her lungs is it going to heal by itself or she need medical attention?

[@LevelUpRN]

That is a great question that definitely depends entirely on your baby's unique situation, so I would encourage you to reach out to her pediatrician for more info! --Meris :)

[@andrewmclaughlin9951]

Nice!

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Thanks!

[@richansran]

Does they have lanugo covering the entire body in post term

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❤

[@dr.debbiewilliams]

I did dilate early when I was pregnant.

[@bhuvaneshwariravi9501]

What does cause the release of meconium in the fetus?

[@LevelUpRN]

It can be related to being post-dates (like a baby who is 42 weeks gestational age) and it can also be caused by stress on the fetus. --Meris

[@brittanythomas2607]

The study guide link is not working

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Thank you so much for letting us know, Brittany! I'm working on getting it fixed right now :) --Meris Here is the longer link though! www.leveluprn.com/pages/maternity-nursing-study-guide-flashcard-index

[@dr.debbiewilliams]

Their APGAR scores were normal.

[@dr.debbiewilliams]

Sad.