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Neonatal resuscitation
'''Neonatal Resuscitation''' refers to the interventions performed after a baby is born to help it breathe and to support its heart function. This is often ...t and to support the baby's circulation. This is achieved through a series of interventions, including clearing the airway, providing [[positive pressure

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Resuscitative hysterotomy
...cally performed when a pregnant woman experiences cardiac arrest and other resuscitation efforts have failed. ...enough to compress the [[aorta]], impeding blood flow and making standard resuscitation efforts ineffective.

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Neonatal Resuscitation Program
...who are not breathing, have a slow heart rate, or are otherwise in need of resuscitation at birth. ...ns have unique physiological responses and require specialized care during resuscitation. The program has been updated several times since its inception, with the m

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Asphyxia neonatorum
...harm, predominantly to the brain. The condition can be caused by a variety of factors, often related to complications during pregnancy or childbirth. [[Asphyxia neonatorum]] can be caused by a number of factors, most commonly complications during [[pregnancy]] or [[childbirth]]

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Baby nurse
'''Baby Nurse''' ...such as feeding, bathing, and changing the baby, as well as monitoring the baby's health and development.

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Emergency childbirth
...emergency childbirth is crucial for the safety of both the mother and the baby. * Unexpectedly rapid labor, where the baby is born before reaching the hospital or birthing center.

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APGAR score
...of newborn babies immediately after birth. The test helps to determine the baby's physical condition and the need for any immediate medical intervention. T ...d one minute after birth and again five minutes after birth to monitor the baby's progress.

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Apgar score
...r score is a quick assessment tool used to evaluate the physical condition of a newborn immediately after birth. Developed by Dr. Virginia Apgar in 1952, [[File:Baby being weighed.jpg|thumb|Baby being weighed]]

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Neonate
'''Neonate''' is a term used to describe a baby in its first 28 days of life, also known as the [[newborn]] period. This period is characterized by The physiology of a neonate is distinct from older children and adults due to the transition

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Advanced Life Support in Obstetrics
| organizer = [[American Academy of Family Physicians]] ...r. Beasley, from the Department of [[Family Medicine]] at the [[University of Wisconsin]].<ref name=AFP>[http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3225/is_n

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Anencephaly
...without a [[forebrain]] - the largest part of the brain consisting mainly of the [[telencephalon|cerebrum]] - which is responsible for thinking and coor ...sound or touch may occur. The disorder is one of the most common disorders of the fetal central nervous system.

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List of medical abbreviations: C
...[C-section]]''' - Cesarean section, a surgical procedure used to deliver a baby through incisions in the abdomen and uterus. [[Cesarean Section|Cesarean De * '''[[C-spine]]''' - Cervical spine, referring to the neck region of the spinal column. [[Cervical Vertebrae|Cervical Spine]]

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Nursing
| image= British woman tending to a baby.jpg | caption= A British nurse caring for a baby

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Health Encyclopedia
...aspects. It serves as a trusted resource aimed at enhancing the knowledge of medical professionals and the general public alike on health-related topics ...cal procedures]]. Its primary goal is to facilitate a deeper understanding of health conditions and medical terminology for its readers.

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Burn (injury)
...re other risk factors.<ref name=WHO2016/> Burns can also occur as a result of [[self harm]] or [[violence]] between people.<ref name=WHO2016/> ...t of the skin needs to be affected. Adults can tolerate up to ten percent of affected skin.

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Cerebral hypoxia
{{Short description|Oxygen shortage of the brain}} | caption = [[Circle of Willis]]<br /> Arteries beneath brain

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All Health Topics
...ompass a broad range of subjects related to the well-being and functioning of organisms, especially humans. They can range from specific [[diseases]] and Physical health pertains to the state of the physical body, its functions, and its ability to perform daily tasks.

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Wanted pages H
# [[Hand of Hope (photography)]] # [[Hang in there, Baby]]

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Medical-dictionary-I
* [[Ibn Sina Academy of Medieval Medicine and Sciences]] * [[Imaging principle of optical microscope]]

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Medical-dictionary-R
* [[Radiation protection of patients]] * [[Radiological Protection Institute of Ireland]]

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