The document contains a 10 question pretest about newborn care actions that should be performed immediately after birth. These include suctioning the mouth and nose as the first action, performing skin-to-skin contact if the baby is crying during drying and stimulation, and clamping the umbilical cord between 1 to 3 minutes after birth has stopped pulsating. It also asks about the appropriate time for a newborn to breastfeed, their stomach capacity, and signs of hunger.
The document contains a 10 question pretest about newborn care actions that should be performed immediately after birth. These include suctioning the mouth and nose as the first action, performing skin-to-skin contact if the baby is crying during drying and stimulation, and clamping the umbilical cord between 1 to 3 minutes after birth has stopped pulsating. It also asks about the appropriate time for a newborn to breastfeed, their stomach capacity, and signs of hunger.
The document contains a 10 question pretest about newborn care actions that should be performed immediately after birth. These include suctioning the mouth and nose as the first action, performing skin-to-skin contact if the baby is crying during drying and stimulation, and clamping the umbilical cord between 1 to 3 minutes after birth has stopped pulsating. It also asks about the appropriate time for a newborn to breastfeed, their stomach capacity, and signs of hunger.
1. After a baby is born, what should be the first action performed?
A. Clamp and cut the cord B. Dry the baby C. Suction the babys mouth and nose D. Do foot printing
2. During drying and stimulation of the baby, your rapid assessment shows that the baby is crying. What is your next action?
A. Suction the babys mouth and nose B. Clamp and cut the cord C. Do skin-to-skin contact D. Do early latching on
3. When should the cord be clamped after birth?
A. When the cord pulsations stop B. Between 1 and 3 minutes C. Not less than 1 minute in terms and preterms not needing PPV D. All of the above are appropriate
4. Bathing the Baby in the First 6 Hours is Protective.
TRUE FALSE
5. How long after birth is a newborn ready to breastfeed?
A. immediately B. 5-9 minutes C. 10-19 minutes D. 20-60 minutes
6. Is the approximate capacity of a newborns stomach?
A B C D 7. What is the late sign of hunger for the babies? A. mouthing, licking, tonguing movements B. rooting C. changes in facial expressions D. Crying
8-10 Enumerate the different breastfeeding positions.