Li-036220 MSMHC STABLE

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This course offers 7.5 Continuing Professional Education credits to Physicians and Nurses. To claim ... show more

Demonstrate knowledge of indications for positive pressure ventilation with bag and mask or endotracheal intubation.
Describe IV fluid treatment of hypoglycemia and the post-treatment evaluation of hypoglycemia.
Describe the process for warming severely hypothermic infants.
Explain the basic evaluation of neonatal respiratory distress.
Explain the role of the assistant during intubation; how to minimize hypoxia, secure endotracheal tube and know the complications of the procedure.
Explain the treatment of hypovolemic, cardiogenic, and septic shock.
Identify infants at higher risk for becoming hypothermic.
Identify the detrimental effects of cold stress.
Identify the neonate at risk for developing hypoglycemia and symptoms of hypoglycemia
Identify types and signs of shock in neonates.
Initiate IV fluids in sick neonates.
Recognize ways infants lose body heat and be more knowledgeable about protecting the neonate against cold stress.

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Tina Donaldson

Deborah Hoy
Tina Donaldson

MedStar Southern Maryland Hospital Center