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    FDAR. Immediate Newborn Care

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    A baby boy was delivered via normal vaginal delivery at 2:40pm on November 23, 2020. The baby cried vigorously and had active movement of his extremities, though his extremities appeared bluish. The baby was dried, his cry was stimulated, identification tags were placed, skin-to-skin contact occurred for 90 minutes, and breastfeeding was initiated between 3:07pm and 3:22pm. Standard newborn procedures and tests were performed, including eye ointment, injections, and monitoring of vital signs, intake/output and temperature. The baby will have further screening for hearing and metabolic issues once 24 hours have passed.

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    FDAR. Immediate Newborn Care

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    A baby boy was delivered via normal vaginal delivery at 2:40pm on November 23, 2020. The baby cried vigorously and had active movement of his extremities, though his extremities appeared bluish. The baby was dried, his cry was stimulated, identification tags were placed, skin-to-skin contact occurred for 90 minutes, and breastfeeding was initiated between 3:07pm and 3:22pm. Standard newborn procedures and tests were performed, including eye ointment, injections, and monitoring of vital signs, intake/output and temperature. The baby will have further screening for hearing and metabolic issues once 24 hours have passed.

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    A baby boy was delivered via normal vaginal delivery at 2:40pm on November 23, 2020. The baby cried vigorously and had active movement of his extremities, though his extremities appeared bluish. The baby was dried, his cry was stimulated, identification tags were placed, skin-to-skin contact occurred for 90 minutes, and breastfeeding was initiated between 3:07pm and 3:22pm. Standard newborn procedures and tests were performed, including eye ointment, injections, and monitoring of vital signs, intake/output and temperature. The baby will have further screening for hearing and metabolic issues once 24 hours have passed.

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    FDAR. Immediate Newborn Care

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    A baby boy was delivered via normal vaginal delivery at 2:40pm on November 23, 2020. The baby cried vigorously and had active movement of his extremities, though his extremities appeared bluish. The baby was dried, his cry was stimulated, identification tags were placed, skin-to-skin contact occurred for 90 minutes, and breastfeeding was initiated between 3:07pm and 3:22pm. Standard newborn procedures and tests were performed, including eye ointment, injections, and monitoring of vital signs, intake/output and temperature. The baby will have further screening for hearing and metabolic issues once 24 hours have passed.

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    Date Time Focus Data Action Response

    Novembe 02:40 Immediate D>Newly delivered an active baby boy NVSD


    r 23, 2020 p.m. Newborn in Cephalic presentation at 2:40PM; vigorous
    Care cry and active pull of extremities noted, bluish
    extremities noted.
    A>Thoroughly dried baby from face to trunk
    to extremities; rubbed back gently to stimulate
    cry; removed wet and soiled linen; provided
    skin to skin contact for 90 minutes; placed
    identification tags on baby’s legs; covered
    head with bonnet; clamped and cut cord
    aseptically after pulsation was no longer felt;
    initiated breastfeeding at 3:07pm to 3:22pm;
    brought baby to the newborn care area, applied
    Oxytetracycline Polymyxin B Sulfate 1 squirt
    on both eyes; injected Phytomenadione 0.1mL
    IM at right anterolateral aspect of the thigh;
    NOD injected Hepatitis B 0.5mL IM at left
    anterolateral aspect of the thigh; BCG
    administered on right deltoid, APGAR Score
    noted, anthropometric measurements recorded
    and vital signs taken q15 for the first hour and
    q30 for the next hour, and then q1hr until
    stable, assisted Pediatrician in determining the
    newborn’s Ballard Score, monitored intake and
    output, for rooming in with mother and kept
    thermoregulated at 36.5℃-37.5℃.
    R> Baby is subjected for hearing screening
    and newborn screening at least 24 hours of life
    has passed, monitored for any unusualities.

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