NURS 3334 Lecture Notes - Lecture 14: Extra Ea-300, Leg Before Wicket, Multiple Birth
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Antenatal nutrition least one month prenatally and during first 6-8 weeks infant risk: Fortified foods (ready to eat cereals, enriched grain products) or. Neural tube defects or failure of neural tube closure more common in. Folate and/or folic acid only effective to decrease risk if: taken at. Past o. b. history (lbw, sga, pih, lga, etc. ) Medical history (chronic illnesses, allergies, meds, etc. ) Typical diet pattern (may ask to make a diary) Labs: (screen for anemia) culture fluid intake protein calories nutrition. Determine level of risk according to assessment. Work to develop an individualized plan *prioritize* Refer specific needs to dietician (strict vegetarian, diabetic, etc. ) Follow weight, edema, s/s hydration, h/h, etc. and evaluate, modify plan throughout pregnancy. Hyperpalsia (increase # of cells by cell division) Hypertrophy (increase in size of existing cells) ***malnutrition during hyperplastic growth results in irreversible damage due to smaller number of cells produced*** Two types of brain cellular growth: (fetal growth involves both)
