… Breastfeeding has a profound impact on both mother and child. Evidence confirms that …
Guidelines for the care of breastfeeding mothers & infants focus on anesthesia & analgesia for …

… These protocols serve only as guidelines for the care of breastfeeding mothers and infants
and do not delineate an exclusive course of treatment or serve as standards of medical care. …

… In the early stage of ABE, the severely jaundiced infant will become lethargic and hypotonic
and have a poor suck. The next stage is characterized by moderate stupor, irritability, and …

… This finding is even more obvious when we consider that vaginal delivered infants are
immediately placed at the breast according to institutional protocol, while infants delivered by …

… the education and training of medical, nursing and midwifery … involved in the care of newborn
infants. It remains an ideal … The infant is initially hypotonic, hypoventilates and may have …

… Preterm infants have relative adrenal insufficiency which contributes to hemodynamic
instability and … (30) Figure 1 shows initial steps in the treatment of septic shock in the newborn. …

… by a continuous infusion rate of 6 to 8 mg/kg/min may be considered for infants with serious
clinical signs (seizures, coma, or marked hypotonia with apnea) and severe hypoglyce…

… Our institutional guidelines for care of the IDM recommend that any symptomatic infant, …
tachypnea of the newborn (TTNB)], prematurit y (apnea, severe hypotonia and poor sucking …

… There is a distinct lack of guidelines regarding thermoregulation for the term infant, and the
… To provide clinical guidelines for such basic measures of care could be constituted as being …