In this course, you will learn some medical interventions and skills to keep newborns healthy in the days and weeks after they have been born. We’ll tell you about medicines like Vitamin K and erythromycin and how they can prevent serious illnesses. We’ll also introduce screening tests like hearing screening and newborn blood screening that help to make sure that babies are set up for success right from the start. But we will start off by talking about jaundice, looking at the simple ways to identify and treat this common presentation and prevent any harm to babies.
A newborn baby is an amazing beautiful life filled with hope. There is so much that goes into making sure that babies are born healthy, and so much more to think about after they are born. Whether you are in the health care field, or even a parent, this course is the perfect educational opportunity for you to keep newborn babies healthy in the days and weeks after they are born!
Ce cours fait partie de la Spécialisation Newborn Baby Care
Preventative Healthcare for the Newborn Baby
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Semaine
13 heures pour terminer
Jaundice
Let’s start off talking about a common problem that can be easily identified and treated in newborns. And that is hyperbilirubinemia, which we see as jaundice, or yellow skin, in newborn babies. In this module, we’ll teach you how jaundice occurs and the skills needed to identify hyperbilirubinemia. We’ll finish by telling you the steps to take to lessen the chances of permanent brain damage caused by hyperbilirubinemia, which is called kernicterus.
7 vidéos (Total 28 min), 5 lectures, 1 quiz
7 vidéos
Normal Bilirubin Metabolism3 min
Causes of Jaundice5 min
Identifying Jaundice and Kernicterus3 min
Measuring Bilirubin Levels3 min
Treating Hyperbilirubinemia to Prevent Kernicterus3 min
Phototherapy Treatment6 min
5 lectures
About Us: Your Instructors20 min
American Academy of Pediatrics: Clinical Practice Guideline30 min
Healthy Children8 min
CDC Guidelines on Jaundice8 min
CDC Facts about Jaundice and Kernicterus12 min
1 exercices pour s'entraîner
Jaundice Quiz30 min
Semaine
24 heures pour terminer
Hearing and Screening
This module introduces you to the world of hearing and hearing loss, particularly in children. You will learn how hearing loss is classified, causes of hearing loss, implications of hearing loss, and why it is important to treat childhood hearing loss as soon as possible. We will explore the systems in place for identifying childhood hearing loss as early as possible, as well as the treatments available once it is detected.
6 vidéos (Total 28 min), 4 lectures, 1 quiz
6 vidéos
Degrees and Implications of Hearing Loss3 min
Newborn Hearing Screening and Types of Hearing Screening5 min
What Happens Next After a Newborn Hearing Screening?4 min
Treatments for Hearing Loss2 min
No Access to Newborn Hearing Screening6 min
4 lectures
AAP Joint Committee on Infant Hearing30 min
World Health Organization: Childhood Hearing Loss: Act Now, Here’s How45 min
NCHAM Resource Guide for EHDI8 min
NCHAM Newborn Hearing Screening45 min
1 exercices pour s'entraîner
Hearing Screening Quiz30 min
Semaine
33 heures pour terminer
Newborn screening
Everyone enjoys caring for newborns; they are adorable. There is a little more to newborn care than cuteness, though. Our job as clinicians caring for the newly born is to examine them carefully for illnesses that are not readily apparent. One important way in which we do this is with newborn screening tests. In this module, you will learn about the blood spot test. We will go over general concepts and give examples of each of the various types of diseases that it can detect.
5 vidéos (Total 20 min), 2 lectures, 1 quiz
5 vidéos
Blood spot Screening3 min
Hemoglobinopathies4 min
Metabolic Diseases5 min
Process and Wrap-up of Blood Spot Screening4 min
2 lectures
APHL Newborn Screening10 min
AAP Newborn Screening and Hemoglobinopathies45 min
1 exercices pour s'entraîner
Newborn Screening Quiz30 min
Semaine
42 heures pour terminer
Critical Congenital Heart Disease (CCHD)
Congenital heart diseases are some of them most common birth defects. They range from minor to life-threatening. The most concerning are the group known as “Critical Congenital Heart Diseases” because they require surgery by one month of age in order to avoid death. Pulse oximetry is a simple test that can be used to screen newborns for these serious heart defects, enabling us to identify them in the first days of life. In this module, you will learn how to perform this potentially life-saving screening test.
3 vidéos (Total 13 min), 1 lecture, 1 quiz
3 vidéos
Comparison of Fetal and Baby Blood Flow3 min
Using Pulse Oximetry to Screen for CCHD6 min
1 lectures
Critical congenital heart disease15 min
1 exercices pour s'entraîner
Congenital Heart Disease Quiz45 min
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A very good course for everyone , despite its background!
Enseignants
Daniel Nicklas
Assistant Professor, Director of Primary Care Education for the Pediatrics Residency, Co-medical Director for the Pediatric Call CenterDepartment of Pediatrics
Christine Gold
MD, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Medical Director UCH Well Newborn UnitPediatrics
Mary Kohn, MD
Associate Professor of Clinical PediatricsDepartment of Pediatrics, University of Colorado School of Medicine
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À propos de la Spécialisation Newborn Baby Care
A newborn baby is an amazing beautiful life filled with hope. Unfortunately, many babies die or experience preventable harm even in 21st century. It is imperative that babies who are born healthy get off to a healthy start in the first month of life. There are some easy tenets of care to implement that help ensure that babies and families get off to a healthy start no matter where they are in the world. In this specialization learners will acquire the skills necessary for newborn baby care to optimize their health in the hours, days and weeks after they are born.
The courses are designed to move the learner through the progression of care for healthy newborns in the first month of life. The first half of the specialization consists of clinical provisions such as initial medical interventions and screenings, health assessments and resulting diagnoses. The second half focuses on care provided at home including transport and sleep safety, nutrition, and parental and caregiver bonding.
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