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  • Low Birth Weight


    DefinitionLow birth weight ( LBW ) is a new baby born weighing at birth less than 2500 g or lower ( WHO , 1961) .In this case can be divided into :

        
    pure prematurity
        
    Ie bayipada pregnancy < > corresponding weight .
        
    Intra- uterine fetal growth retardation ( IUGR )
        
    That babies born with low weight and not according to gestational age .etiologyCause of preterm birth is unknown , but there are several related factors , namely :

        
    maternal factors
            
    Nutrition during pregnancy is lacking , age less than 20 years or 35 years diaatas
            
    Pregnancy and birth spacing is too close , the work is too heavy
            
    Maternal chronic diseases : hypertension , heart disease , vascular disorders , smokers
        
    pregnancy factor
            
    Pregnant with hydramnios , multiple pregnancy , antepartum haemorrhage
            
    Complications of pregnancy : preeclampsia / eclampsia , premature rupture of membranes
        
    fetal factors
            
    Congenital defects , infection in utero
        
    Factor is still unknowncomplication

        
    Meconium aspiration syndrome , neonatal asphyxia , respiratory distress syndrome , hyaline membrane disease
        
    Dismatur gestasinya preterm especially when times are less than 35 weeks
        
    Hyperbilirubinemia , patent ductus arteriosus , ventricular brain hemorrhage
        
    Hypothermia , Hypoglycemia , Hypocalcemia , Anemia , blood clotting disorders
        
    Infection , Retrolental fibroplasia , necrotizing enterocolitis ( NEC )
        
    Bronchopulmonary dysplasia , malformations konginetalmanagement

        
    Adequate resuscitation , temperature regulation , oxygen therapy
        
    Supervision of the PDA ( Patent ductus arteriosus )
        
    Fluid and electrolyte balance , adequate nutrition
        
    Management of hyperbilirubinemia , infection treatment with appropriate antibiotics .Nursing Diagnosis Appears

        
    Ineffective breathing pattern b / d inadequate lung expansion
        
    Disruption of gas exchange b / d lack of alveolar ventilation secondary to surfactant deficiency
        
    High risk of impaired balance of fluid and electrolyte balance b / d inability of the kidneys to maintain fluid and electrolyte balance
        
    Changes in nutrition less than body requirements related to inadequate supplies of iron , calcium , high metabolism and intake is inadequate .
    interventionNursing Diagnosis 1 :Ineffective breathing pattern b / d inadequate lung expansiongoals :Effective breathing patternsCriteria results :

        
    Decreased oxygen demand
        
    Spontaneous breath , adequate
        
    Not claustrophobic .
        
    There is no retractionintervention

        
    Give your head a little extension
        
    Give oxygen by appropriate method
        
    Observation rhythm , depth and frequency of breathing
    Nursing Diagnosis 2 :Disruption of gas exchange b / d lack of alveolar ventilation secondary to surfactant deficiencygoals :Adequate gas exchangecriteria :

        
    No cyanosis .
        
    Normal blood gas analysis
        
    Normal oxygen saturation .intervention :

        
    Perform suction mucus if necessary
        
    Give oxygen by appropriate method
        
    Observation of skin color
        
    Measure oxygen saturation
        
    Observation signs of worsening respiratory
        
    Report a doctor if there are signs of worsening respiratory
        
    Collaboration in the examination of blood gas analysis
        
    Collaboration in the examination surfactant
    Nursing Diagnosis 3 :High risk of impaired balance of fluid and electrolyte balance b / d inability of the kidneys to maintain fluid and electrolyte balancegoals :good hydrationcriteria :

        
    Elastic skin turgor
        
    There is no edema
        
    Production of urine 1-2 cc / kg / hour
        
    Blood electrolytes within normal limitsintervention :

        
    Observation of skin turgor .
        
    Record intake and output
        
    Collaboration in the provision of intravenous fluids and electrolytes
        
    Collaboration in the examination of blood electrolytes .
    Nursing Diagnosis 4 :Changes in nutrition less than body requirements related to inadequate supplies of iron , calcium , high metabolism and intake is inadequategoals :adequate nutritioncriteria :

        
    Weight gain of 10-30 g / day
        
    There is no edema
        
    Protein and albumin blood within normal limitsintervention :

        
    Give ASI / PASI with appropriate methods
        
    Observation and record tolerance drink
        
    Weigh weight every day
        
    Record intake and output
        
    Collaboration in the provision of total parenteral nutrition if necessary .

    1 komentar:

    sante pour tous mengatakan...

    good definition. low birth weight does not exclude being overweight later in life.

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