The New Baby

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  • Created on: 20-09-12 19:23
What are the 3 measurements taken at birth?
Weight, Length and Head Circumference
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When you say a baby is 'full term' how many weeks is it?
40 weeks
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What is the average weight of a full term baby?
3.5kg
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Why is the length of a new born baby not measured at all hospitals?
As its difficult to get it accurate
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What is the average head circumference of a full term baby?
35cm
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What is the Fontanelle
It is when the four pieces of bone which make up that part of the skull have not yet joined together
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What are the senses?
Taste, Sight, Hearing, Smell and Touch
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What is the purpose of Vernix?
A thick grease to protect the baby from the amniotic fluid in the uterus
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What is meconium?
A Babys first poo which is black and slimy
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What are the 5 Reflexes a baby is born with?
Rooting, Grasp, Startle/Moro, Sucking and Walking
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When are tests taken on the new born baby?
Newborn, 24 hours later and 7-10 days later
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What are the 5 areas checked in Apgar tests?
Apperance, Pulse, Grimace, Activity and Respiration
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What is the name of the test done at 7-9 days by a midwife?
PKU or Guthrie
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