The document outlines the steps for early essential newborn care (EENC) to be performed by a student nurse. It describes greeting the patient, monitoring cervical dilation, and preparing for delivery, which includes checking room temperature and equipment. It then details the newborn care procedures to be done immediately after birth, such as drying the baby, delaying umbilical cord clamping, administering vitamin K and vaccines, and encouraging early skin-to-skin contact and breastfeeding. The document emphasizes keeping the baby with the mother and promoting exclusive breastfeeding.
The document outlines the steps for early essential newborn care (EENC) to be performed by a student nurse. It describes greeting the patient, monitoring cervical dilation, and preparing for delivery, which includes checking room temperature and equipment. It then details the newborn care procedures to be done immediately after birth, such as drying the baby, delaying umbilical cord clamping, administering vitamin K and vaccines, and encouraging early skin-to-skin contact and breastfeeding. The document emphasizes keeping the baby with the mother and promoting exclusive breastfeeding.
The document outlines the steps for early essential newborn care (EENC) to be performed by a student nurse. It describes greeting the patient, monitoring cervical dilation, and preparing for delivery, which includes checking room temperature and equipment. It then details the newborn care procedures to be done immediately after birth, such as drying the baby, delaying umbilical cord clamping, administering vitamin K and vaccines, and encouraging early skin-to-skin contact and breastfeeding. The document emphasizes keeping the baby with the mother and promoting exclusive breastfeeding.
QUIRIMIT YOUR STUDENT NURSE IN- CHARGED FOR TODAY & I WILL BE DEMONSTRATING EENC OR EARLY ESSENTIAL NEWBORN CARE
EENC OR EARLY ESSENTIAL
NEWBORN CARE is a comprehensive plan for improving the health of infants through treatments prior to conception, during pregnancy, during and shortly after birth, and in the postnatal period.
GREETS AND INTRODUCE
YOURSELF TO THE PATIENT. “GOOD MORNING MA’AM, I AM SN, DARWIN, I WILL BE YOUR NURSE FOR TODAY I AM HERE TO HELP AND GUIDE YOU BEFORE DELIVERING OF YOUR BABY.
SO HOW ARE YOU FEELING RIGHT
NOW? OKEY MA’AM. SO MA’AM YOUR CERVIX IT NOT YET FULLY DILATED. IT IS ONLY 7CM SO WHILE WAITING JUST RELAX, CALM DOWN AND PRAY.
THEN PLEASE DO NOT EAT OR
DRINK ANY KIND OF FOOD BEFORE DELIVERY. THANK YOU.
TAKE NOTE THAT IT IS NOT
ADVISABLE FOR THE PREGNANT MOTHER TO EAT OR DRINK ANY KIND OF FOOD BC SHE WILL JUST ESQUISITE DURING HER DELIVERY
IN PREPARATION FOR DELIVERY:
CHECK THE ROOM TEMPERATURE (IT SHOULD BE 25-280C) I’M GOING TO USE A PIECE OF PAPER, IF THIS PAPER DIRECTLY FEEL DOWN INTO THE GROUND THATS MEAN IT’S FREE TO AIRDRAFT. CHECK THE MOTHER IF SHE IS COMFORTABLE WITH HER POSITION WHICH IS SEMI UPRIGHT POSITION. MA’AM ARE U COMFORTABLE WITH YOUR POSITION? OH THAT’S GREAT. SEMI UPRIGHT POSITION AND LITHOMY POSITION ARE THE DEFAULT POSITIONS FOR DELIVERY OF NEWBORN ENSURED THE MOTHERS PRIVACY THEN REMOVE ALL JEWELRIES THEN CHECK ALL THE NECESSARY EQUIPMENTS
PERFORM HAND WASHING TO
PREVENT TRANSFER OF VISIBLE MICROORAGANISM
THEN USE THE 2 STERILE GLOVES
1. GRAB THE DRY LINEN AND ACROSS
THE MOTHERS ABDOMEN IN THE PREPARATION OF DRYING THE BABY. THEN APPLY PERINEAL SUPPORT AND CONTROL IN DELIVERING THE BABY’S HEAD. 2. ADVISED THE MOTHER TO PUSH. MA’AM IN MY COUNT 1,2,3 PUSH, 1,2&3 PUSH. 3. ONCE THE BABY OUT THE PERIUM, “CALL OUT THE TIME OF BIRTH AND SEX OF THE NEWBORN.” BABY GIRL OUT 5:30 IN THE MORNING. 4. USE THE FIRST LINEN TO DRY TO BABY FOR ATLEAST 30 SECONDS, THIS WILL STIMULATE THE BABY TO BREATH. 5. DO NOT WIPE OFF THE VERNIX, AS DISCONTINUES TO PROVIDE THE NATURAL PROTECTIVE COVERS FOR THE BABY.
6. DO NOT WASH THE BABY WITHIN
THE FIRST 6HRS. WASHING MAY LEAD TO HYPOTHERMIA AND INFECTION. 7. REMOVE THE WET LINEN 8. INITIATE SSC (SKIN TO SKIN CONTACT) BY PLACING THE BABY INTO PRONE POSITION IN MOTHERS ABDOMEN OR BETWEEN HER BREAST 9. PLACE THE BONNET TO THE BABY THE USE THE SECOND LINEN TO COVER THE BACK OF THE BABY.
10. PLACE ID BAND ON THE ANKLE
AND DO NOT SEPARATE THEM UNLESS RESPIRATORY DISTRESS OCCURS
11. REMOVE THE FIRST GLOVE PRIOR
TO HANDLY THE CORD. 12. DO NOT CUT THE CORD IMMEDIATELY 13. ALLOW THE CORD PULSATION W/IN 1-3MINS TO STOP W/O MILKING THE CORD. 14. CLAMP THE CORD AT 2CM FROM THE UMBILICAL BASE. 15. APPLY THE 2ND CLAMP AT 5CM FROM BASE OF UMBILICUS THEN CUT THE CORD WHEN THE PULSATION STOP. 16. THE BENEFITS OF PROPER CORD CLAMPING IT TO PREVENT ANEMIA AND LOWER RATE INTRAVENTICULAR HEMORRPHAGES. 17. INJECT 10iu OF OXYTOCIN INTO THE MOTHERS ARM TO PREVENT HEMORRAGE OF EXCESSIVE BLEEDING AFTER THE VAGINAL BIRTH. 18. WHILE MAINTAING THE SSC, CHECK THE MOTHER’S CONDITION AND DELIVER THE PLACENTA. 19. CHECK HOW HEAVY BLEEDING IS AND EXAMINE HER PERINEUM LOWER HER VAGINA AND BULBA FOR TEARS.
20. AFTER THE PLACENTA BEEN
DELIVERED, INSPECT IT FOR COMPLETENESS AND ABNORMALITIES, THE PLACENTA IS COMPLETE AND NO ABNORMALITIES.
21. CLEAN THE MOTHER AND KEEP
HER COMFORTABLE.
22. DISPOSE THE PLACENTA IN A
LEEK-PROOF CONTAINER. 23. THE BENEFITS OF SSC ARE TO PROMOTE MOTHER & CHILD BONDING, BREASTFEEDING SUCCESS, LYMPHOID TISSUE SYSTEM STIMULATION, EXPOSURE TO MATERNAL FLORA, PROTECTION FROM HYPOGLYCEMIA, & THERMOREGULATION.
24. AND ABOUT 30MINS DUE AN HOUR
AFTER BIRTH, THE BABY WILL START LICKING, ROOTING & TUMMY MOVEMENTS CUES THAT THE BABY IS READY TO BREASTFEED.
25. ENCOURAGE THE MOTHER TO
NUDGE HER BABY TOWARD HER BREAST TO SEEK OUT THE NIPPLE.
26. Then council on positioning and attached
after the baby complete the first breastfeed and while the baby is on the breast of the mother.
27. Perform eyecare FOR PROTECTION OF
UNKOWN GONORRHEA INFECTION FROM MOTHER’S BODY and administer vaccines (WHICH ARE 1CC OF VITAMIN K & 5CC HEPA B) INTRAMUSCULAR VASTUS LATERALIS 28. Keep the child in the mother’s arms until she recover from giving birth.
29. THE BABY STAYS WITH THE MOTHER’S
ARM UNTIL SHE RECOVER OF GIVING BIRTH.
30. THE BABY MAYBE WASHED AFTER
ATLEAST 6HRS
31. EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING STARTS AT
BIRTH W/ COLUSTRUM FEEDING AND CONTINUES FOR 6 MONTHS
32. AFTER 6 MOTHS OF EXCLUSIVE OF
BREASTFEEDING THE CHILD CAN CONTINUE TO BREASTFEEDING IN ADDITION TO OTHER FOOD.
33. REMOVE GLOVES AND PERFORM
HANDWASHING.
34. DOCUMENT ALL THE PROCEDURES IN THE
CHART OF THE MOTHER. IN SUMMARIZATION… Drying for atleast 30 seconds with rapid assessment of breathing and tone Early SSC or skin-to-skin contact Properly timed for clamping Early breastfeeding initiation Eye care and immunization procedures after completion of 1st breastfeed Rooming in Exclusive breastfeeding for 6months