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#Neonatal showcases the journey of newborn care, featuring heartwarming stories, medical insights, parenting tips, and community support. It's a platform for sharing experiences, raising awareness, and celebrating tiny miracles in life.
Feliz día de la Enfermería en México 😭🤍✨ #UCIN #NICU #enfermeria #enfermera #enfermerastiktok #enfermeriatiktok #neonatal #neonatologia #neos #neonato #bebe
Empezo el juicio contra Brenda Agüero por presuntamente quitarle la vida a 5 bebés.#BrendaAgüero#cordoba #argentina🇦🇷 #neonatal #argentinos #usa #doctoraaguero#doctorabrenda #bebes #juicio #sad#viral #noticiasviral
Allie Rae Desconectó el monitor  de su bebé porque tenía hambre  y quería un sandwich de pavo.  #nicu #neonatal #allierae #hospital #estadosunidos🇺🇸 #noticiastiktok
Guardias Navideñas como enfermera de bebecitos 🤍🎄 #enfermerastiktok #nursesoftiktok #enfermeriatiktok #enfermera #neonatal #enfermeria #navidad #neonatologia #neos #RN #registerednurse #latina
Si son estudiantes o pasantes que van a rotar por la UCIN, estos dos conceptos son muy importantes ☝🏻 🫁 Pausa respiratoria: interrupción temporal de la respiración que generalmente dura menos de 20 segundos.  🫁 Apnea: Ausencia de la respiración que dura 20 segundos o más y se acompaña de bradicardia, desaturación y cianosis. (La duración puede ser menor y se clasificará como apnea si se acompaña de  bradicardia y desaturación). Hay 3 tipos: Central, obstructiva y mixta.  • Apnea central: Falta de esfuerzo respiratorio debido a una disfunción en el control del sistema nervioso central. • Apnea obstructiva: Ocurre cuando hay un esfuerzo respiratorio, pero las vías respiratorias están obstruidas.   • Apnea mixta: Una combinación de apnea central y obstructiva. #UCIN #NICU #enfermeria #enfermera #enfermerastiktok #enfermeriatiktok #neonatal #neos #neonato #apnea
My Shaylaaaaaa 😭 mis bebeeeeees 😭 #enfermera #enfermerastiktok #enfermeriatiktok #enfermero #neonatal #neonatologia #UCIN #NICU #neonato #neos #bebe
Per AAP: VKDB is characterized by its time of presentation, namely early-onset, classic, or late-onset. Early-onset VKDB begins within the first 24 hours of age. It usually occurs in women who are taking medications that affect vitamin K metabolism. These medications include anticonvulsants, antibiotics, antituberculosis agents, and warfarin. These infants may present with a spectrum of disease from cutaneous bruising to life-threatening intracranial hemorrhage. Prenatal vitamin K supplementation has not been shown to reduce early-onset VKDB. Classic VKDB occurs between 2 days and 1 week of life. Although some cases may occur in infants whose mothers were taking medications affecting vitamin K metabolism, most cases are idiopathic. Late-onset VKDB occurs between 1 week and 6 months of age, with a peak incidence between 2 and 8 weeks.10  Late-onset VKDB is usually associated with exclusively breastfed infants who did not receive vitamin K prophylaxis at birth. It may also be associated with liver dysfunction secondary to neonatal hepatitis, bile duct atresia, or intestinal malabsorption. Late-onset VKDB most commonly presents with evidence of intracranial bleeding in 30% to 60% of cases.   In recent years, there has been an increase in the number of parents who refuse IM vitamin K for their newborn infants and a resultant increase in the number of cases of late-onset VKDB. Pediatricians and all health care providers to newborn infants should strongly advocate for vitamin K prophylaxis. Births not attended by a physician also have been associated with parental refusal of vitamin K. Vitamin K should be administered to all newborn infants weighing >1500 g as a single, intramuscular dose of 1 mg within 6 hours of birth. Preterm infants weighing ≤1500 g should receive a vitamin K dose of 0.3 mg/kg to 0.5 mg/kg as a single, intramuscular dose. A single intravenous dose of vitamin K for preterm infants is not recommended for prophylaxis. VKDB should be considered when evaluating bleeding in the first 6 months of life, even in infants who received prophylaxis, and especially in exclusively breastfed infants. #vitamink #vkdb #neonate #neonatal #newborn #vitk #greenscreen
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Per AAP: VKDB is characterized by its time of presentation, namely early-onset, classic, or late-onset. Early-onset VKDB begins within the first 24 hours of age. It usually occurs in women who are taking medications that affect vitamin K metabolism. These medications include anticonvulsants, antibiotics, antituberculosis agents, and warfarin. These infants may present with a spectrum of disease from cutaneous bruising to life-threatening intracranial hemorrhage. Prenatal vitamin K supplementation has not been shown to reduce early-onset VKDB. Classic VKDB occurs between 2 days and 1 week of life. Although some cases may occur in infants whose mothers were taking medications affecting vitamin K metabolism, most cases are idiopathic. Late-onset VKDB occurs between 1 week and 6 months of age, with a peak incidence between 2 and 8 weeks.10 Late-onset VKDB is usually associated with exclusively breastfed infants who did not receive vitamin K prophylaxis at birth. It may also be associated with liver dysfunction secondary to neonatal hepatitis, bile duct atresia, or intestinal malabsorption. Late-onset VKDB most commonly presents with evidence of intracranial bleeding in 30% to 60% of cases. In recent years, there has been an increase in the number of parents who refuse IM vitamin K for their newborn infants and a resultant increase in the number of cases of late-onset VKDB. Pediatricians and all health care providers to newborn infants should strongly advocate for vitamin K prophylaxis. Births not attended by a physician also have been associated with parental refusal of vitamin K. Vitamin K should be administered to all newborn infants weighing >1500 g as a single, intramuscular dose of 1 mg within 6 hours of birth. Preterm infants weighing ≤1500 g should receive a vitamin K dose of 0.3 mg/kg to 0.5 mg/kg as a single, intramuscular dose. A single intravenous dose of vitamin K for preterm infants is not recommended for prophylaxis. VKDB should be considered when evaluating bleeding in the first 6 months of life, even in infants who received prophylaxis, and especially in exclusively breastfed infants. #vitamink #vkdb #neonate #neonatal #newborn #vitk #greenscreen
NICU Mom unplugged her child for a sandwich ##NICU##NICUmom##doula##neonatal##nicunurse
This little girl is so precious. God is working in her and through her, I just know it!! #fyp  #baby  #newborn  #grandbaby  #arrival  #neonatal  #orlandoflorida  #miracle
1st Shift of 2025 was good!  Can't wait to see what this year holds for us!  Nothing but POSITIVITY and PEACE for me! !! #healthcare #neonatal #pediatrics #respiratorytherapist #GOD #positivity #peace
Sweet girl has come so far in the last few weeks!! 💕#nicu #nicubaby #nicumom #nicustrong #nicubabies #35weeks #surprisebaby #holidayinthehospital #neonatal #babygirl #babylove #babytok #preemie #preemiestrong #preemiebaby #preemiemom #preemiesoftiktok #preemiebabies
bestie knows best, listen to your bestie 🤭 #chooseone #kitten #rescue #fostercare #neonatal

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