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  • AHA/AAP Certifications
    • AHA Basic Life Support (CPR)
    • AHA ACLS
    • AHA PALS
    • AAP NRP Skills
  • AWHONN Courses
    • Intermediate Fetal Heart Monitoring
    • Advanced Fetal Heart Monitoring
  • Obstetrical Health Courses
    • BabyFriendly(tm) Birth & Beyond Lactation Training
    • Basic Fetal Heart Monitoring
    • Fundamentals of Labor & Delivery Care
    • Fundamentals of Postpartum and Newborn Care
    • Fundamentals of Neonatal Intensive Care
    • Obstetrical Emergencies
    • AAP Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) Skills
  • Acute Care Courses
    • Basic EKG Interpretation
    • Fundamentals of 12 Lead EKG
    • Fundamentals of Mechanical Ventilation
    • Management of Assaultive Behavior AB-508
  • AHA/AAP Certifications
    • AHA Basic Life Support (CPR)
    • AHA ACLS
    • AHA PALS
    • AAP NRP Skills
  • AWHONN Courses
    • Intermediate Fetal Heart Monitoring
    • Advanced Fetal Heart Monitoring
  • Obstetrical Health Courses
    • BabyFriendly(tm) Birth & Beyond Lactation Training
    • Basic Fetal Heart Monitoring
    • Fundamentals of Labor & Delivery Care
    • Fundamentals of Postpartum and Newborn Care
    • Fundamentals of Neonatal Intensive Care
    • Obstetrical Emergencies
    • AAP Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) Skills
  • Acute Care Courses
    • Basic EKG Interpretation
    • Fundamentals of 12 Lead EKG
    • Fundamentals of Mechanical Ventilation
    • Management of Assaultive Behavior AB-508
  • Anticipating Neonatal Resuscitation
    AHA ACLS,  AHA NRP,  All Services,  Neonatal Intensive Care NICU,  New Grad Maternal Child Program,  NICU Track for New Grad RN's,  Nursing Advocacy

    Anticipating Neonatal Resuscitation

    December 10, 2018 / 3 Comments

    The American Academy of Pediatrics Neonatal Resuscitation Program, NRP, is a critical certification for all Obstetrical healthcare providers including midwives. Most importantly, anticipating plus performing effective neonatal resuscitation is the key for a successful outcome if neonatal cardiac or respiratory arrest occurs. Furthermore, Neonatal Intensive Care Nurses are responsible for attending High Risk deliveries. In addition, NICU nurses are also responsible for performing neonatal resuscitation as part of a team. It is important to understand that not every delivery is perfect. Even if the pregnancy is considered normal or healthy unexpected outcomes may occur. For these reason, it is imperative for Labor and Delivery plus Postpartum nurses to complete the…

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  • Baby Friendly USA
    AHA NRP,  Article,  BabyFriendly(tm) Policy,  Breastfeeding Education,  Fetal Heart Monitoring,  Labor and Delivery,  Labor Delivery Track for New Grad RN's,  Maternal Child Health,  Neonatal Intensive Care NICU,  New Grad Maternal Child Program,  New Graduates of Nursing,  NICU Track for New Grad RN's,  Nursing Advocacy,  Obstetric Track

    Baby-Friendly Hospital

    July 29, 2016 / 1 Comment

    World Breastfeeding Week is around the corner, August 1-7, 2016! If your dream job is working with moms and babies all day long, your ears might e screaming in pain from hearing about the BabyFriendly Hospital Initiative. A little known fact is that in California, BabyFriendly training is also called Birth&Beyond approved. That’s the state program that distributes the funding and training materials across the state. Want to get that Postpartum job? Let’s jump right in! What is BabyFriendly(tm)? Why is BFHI important for getting a job in postpartum, for New Grads and Transition Nurses? How you can become BFHI certified? The Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI) is a global program sponsored…

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  • Infant care Hat or Not to Hat
    Article,  New Grad Maternal Child Program

    To Hat or Not to Hat

    June 18, 2015 / 3 Comments

    If you have ever worked with newborn infants, they ALWAYS have those little blue and pink stocking caps.  When you see newborn infants on TV or in magazines they always have those stocking caps on.  All of use assumed that keeps the baby warm because heat is lost through the head. We never questioned this practice and “God forbid”, if you don’t have a stocking cap on your newborn in the hospital setting, you were counseled.  You would be a wealthy person if you were the manufacture of those “little blue and pink stocking caps.”  Imagine how many of those caps are sold to the hospital’s maternal-child care departments. Newborns…

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  • The Value of Breastmilk
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    What’s the BIG Deal with Breastfeeding?! A lot actually…

    January 26, 2015 / 1 Comment

    To assist a new mother on breastfeeding was frustrating for me because I didn’t know how to teach the mother how to get her baby to latch and suckle. It was far easier to feed the baby formula. Newborns can present with a lot of difficulties in the first 24 hours after birth. We discuss more about the challenges Baby and Mom have to overcome in Adaptation of the Newborn and Postpartum – A Time of Transition. I have learned so much about breastfeeding and the advantages of breast milk versus formula and have become passionate about breastfeeding.  I have learned the value of breast milk for the infant to have…

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  • Article

    Ready for Basic Fetal Monitoring?

    January 20, 2015 / 1 Comment

    I spent a great deal of time learning to the read an EKG, but once I understood the dynamics, I loved to use my skills in EKG Interpretation.  When I set out to understand Fetal Monitoring Interpretation the dynamics were so different.  This learned skill was difficult, but once understood, I loved to use my skills in Fetal Monitoring Interpretation. To read a fetal heart monitor you have 2 graphs to understand that needs to be interpreted in conjunction.  The upper graph records the fetal responses and the lower graph records the uterine contractions.  You then learn how the correlation of uterine contractions affects the infant’s heart rate. The infant’s…

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    Breastfeeding during Emergencies

    January 20, 2015 / No Comments

    Protect and Support Lactating Mothers Natural disasters, manmade catastrophes, pandemics, and individual disasters may occur anytime without warning.  During these extraordinary and unplanned situations the health and wellbeing of humans are at risk and the most vulnerable population is infants and children.  During a disaster: Disease and death rates for children under 5 are higher than any group. 90% of deaths occur after the emergency due to diarrhea. 10 million children under the age of 5 die annually and 22% are due to diarrhea.   According to the World Health Organization more than 80% of deaths occur after the initial event.   After an emergency occurs the environment becomes contaminated…

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  • Baby Care for New Graduates nad Re-Entry Nurses
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    Safe Delivery through the First 24 Hours of Life

    January 14, 2015 / No Comments

    The public expects to receive safe quality care every time they interact with a healthcare provider and the health system.  Healthy babies far outnumber those who are sick but maternal-child health professionals must remain vigilant for the unexpectedly sick or preterm infant.  Adequate preparation includes education, skill acquisition, proper equipment, and trained personnel.  Babies are vulnerable in the first few hours of life and short and long term outcomes may be affected by the actions taken in the first hours and days after birth. Accurate diagnosis monitoring and communication all contribute to the safety and improved outcomes. For newborn emergencies of respiratory, cardiac, and gastrointestinal disorders consider taking Neonatal Assessment…

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  • Infants Hypothermia and Hypoglycemia
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    How does Hypothermia Cause Hypoglycemia in Infants?

    January 7, 2015 / 4 Comments

    Maintaining temperature is very important.  When an infant’s skin becomes cold, the skin sends messages to the brain and in turn the brain sends out norepinephrine.  Norepinephrine causes peripheral vasoconstriction and the blood is shunted to the core of the body.  The vasoconstriction of the peripheral circulation also causes vasoconstriction results of the pulmonary system.  Now, the blood can’t get to the lungs to pick up the needed oxygen in the lungs and therefore, shunts through the Foremen Ovale.  Now, the blood is hypoxemic and when the blood arrives to the tissues, the tissues become hypoxic.  Therefore, the body must resort to anaerobic metabolism and lactic acid is produced.  When…

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