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below is whats on our SIDs quiz on moodle

•       Heart rate – 110 – 160 beats per minute

•       Respirations - 40 – 60 breaths per minute

•       Temperature – 36.5 – 37.3 degrees Celsius

•       Urine -  by 24 hours

•       Stool – meconium  by 24 hours, totally excreted by 48 – 72 hours

however i have read

•       Heart rate – 100 – 160 beats per minute

•       Respirations - 30 – 60 breaths per minute

•       Temperature – 36.6 – 37.2 degrees Celsius

•       Urine -  by 24 hours

•       Stool – meconium  by 24 hours, totally excreted by 48 – 72 hours

which is correct ...??? or what is the significance for  this discrepancy ?

please clarify -

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Hi, are we going to get an annotated version of our exam paper so we know where we lost the majority of our marks? Thanks

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Can I just confirm that the resit is on the 23rd, and what time will the exam take place?

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Hello, I cant seem to find the action for paracetamol 

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Hello, I cant seem to find the action for paracetamol 

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under the physiology of the puerperium tab there is a word document with some questions in, is there an answer version of this too? Also for the pelvic floor workbook by Louise Hartin? xxx

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under the physiology of the puerperium tab there is a word document with some questions in, is there an answer version of this too? Also for the pelvic floor workbook by Louise Hartin? xxx

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Good morning,
i just want to clarify that i am explaining this correctly.

VITAMIN K:

IM injection - 1mg in 0.1ml
Orally - 2 doses of 2mg given within 4-7 days and a third dose of 2mg given after 1 month to BF babies.

Is this correct?

Thanks a bunch x

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For any drug questions that may come up, e.g "what are the side effects to paracetamol", is it enough to mention 3 or 4 or must we know as much/all for the exam?

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Can i get some help with answering these two questions please?

Describe how the fetus and baby gain protection from infection (20 marks)

and

how does BF assist the babys immune system (10 marks)

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Hi,
following on from todays jaundice session, I am doing the quiz and for one of the answers it says that babies are more likely to develop hyperbilirubinemia if mothers are breastfeeding exclusively- why is this? just curious to know why!

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When explaining the structure of the new born skin - Do I mention epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous tissue or also include Stratum corneum (outer most)

Stratum granulosum

Stratum spinosum

Stratum basalis (inner most).

how would i answer this question please?

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For the the exam styled questions you provided throughout the lectures, will we get answers to them to see that we are doing them correctly? i understand we do them first but will we get answers to help us? Thank you. 

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For the the exam styled questions you provided throughout the lectures, will we get answers to them to see that we are doing them correctly? i understand we do them first but will we get answers to help us? Thank you. 

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Where would I be able to find the recorded sessions from the 30th?
Thankyou

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Could you please post the answers to the neonatal resus quiz so i can check my answers, i cant seem to find them.
Thank you :)

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Hi,
Just going over the pelvic floor, from the powerpoint i have picked up that the superficial layer consists of: the bulbocavernous, ischiocavernous and transverse perineal muscles? Is this correct or are there any more it wasnt that clear on the PP.
Thank you! X

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I'd like help with Jaundice and pelvic floor please x

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I am happy to have joined the NMC webinar for student midwives tonight (Nicky Clark, Jacqueline Dunkley-Bent, Jacqui Williams, Linda Everet and Jacqueline Whitaker).
They talked about the new standards and proficiencies, how student midwives are equally important as midwives themselves, how the NMC want to provide enough support to look after women with complex needs and their families.
It was reassuring the NMC constantly evaluate the needs of families and midwives, encourage work-life balance by supporting flexible approach to working.
The panel mentioned the Ockenden report issued in December 2020 (Shrewsbury and Telford Trust) in terms of FTP (fitness to practice) strategy and how the lessons can be learned from avoidable mistakes.
They strongly recommended to access and read as a part of our studies:
The Code!!!
Practising as a midwife document (practising-as-a-midwife-in-the-uk.pdf (nmc.org.uk))
New proficiencies and standards document
I thoroughly enjoyed it and will be happy to join webinars like this again. This webinar should be posted on the NMC website.
I only have one question: I understand changes have been done before we started the first semester, but is there any significant change we will go through in year 2 onwards? Thank you.

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Hi. I seen we can post suggestions regarding what we would like to go over on the 04/02/2021. Could we have some advice on how to revise for embryology, physiological jaundice, the GI system and physiology of the postnatal period/ pelvic floor please. Looking forward to the session.

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There was no mention by The Lullaby Trust of putting the baby 'feet to foot'. Is this something that is still recommended? Thank you.

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Hi,
in relation to the process of conjugation, due to the fetus having a non-functional bowel and urinary system it is reabsorbed into the portal circulaton, to the placenta and the mothers circulation. Does this stop after baby is born as obviously the placenta will be detached, so does the bowel and urinary system become functional? It sounds a bit obvious but didnt want to assume!
Thank you :)

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Hi, i might have missed this in the video but what is the difference between inflation and ventilation breaths?

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Wow, what a shocking case. Highlights the significance of Jaundice and the severity of it, from a personal point of view i never knew Jaundice could be so serious as multiple family members have had Jaundice in the past but never thought it could lead to potential brain damage if left untreated! So glad to have this knowledge now and will be paying close attention to this in practice now!

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Hi Natasha, is there a powerpoint for the physiological jaundice lecture? i cant find it. Thank you

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Hi Natasha, is there a powerpoint for the physiological jaundice lecture? i cant find it. Thank you

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NICE guideline jaundice in newborns under 28 days old:

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NICE guideline jaundice in newborns under 28 days old:

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Hello, the link isn't working anymore, so I found this one https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/cg98. Could you please check it is the correct one? Thank you.

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Leggett v Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire Strategic Health Authority

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Leggett v Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire Strategic Health Authority

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I have just finished reading the case (it too me a while, sorry). This will stay in my memory for a long time, it is very sad, but helpful to understand the potential seriousness of jaundice.

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Hello, the blank drug log under the Neonatal drugs tab is different to the blank drug log Paola has given us for 4018 - which one should we use?
Thank you

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1.      Hands haven’t been washed with a soap and area not cleaned prior to start making the formula.

2.      Dishwasher can wash the bottle, but not sterilise it. In this case I would wash the bottles, teats, etc. without any other dishes as they can leave a residue (tomato sauce, pulses etc.).

3.      The water in the kettle should have been discarded, fresh cold water must be used and freshly boiled.

4.      Only one bottle should have been prepared (it is fresh for up to 2 hours).

5.      When the hands were finally washed, they weren’t dried properly with a towel (shaking them to get rid off excess water is not enough).

6.      Formula spoon must be levelled not heaped.

7.      There is an instruction on the formula packet how to measure the feed, in this case this was not checked.

8.      When assembling the teat into the screw ring, you must be careful not to touch inside or top of the teat.

9.      The screw ring wasn’t properly screwed onto the bottle (or the teat into the screw ring).

10.   The hands haven’t been washed properly with soap and dried with a clean towel.

11.   The freshly boiled water must be put in first (then formula).

12.   When levelling the formula spoon (with a clean knife), it was done above the bottle.

13.   Levelling the formula spoon was done with a finger and the powder was pushed in.

14.   Water wasn’t freshly boiled.

15.   Teat wasn’t assembled correctly into the screw ring and the teat was touched again.

16.   The bottles were made up without using them immediately after the preparation (up to 2 hours). Also, they cannot be put to the fridge if they are hot.

17.   The bottle in the formula was heated up in the microwave oven.

18.   The dog has been stroked a few times, which is lovely, but the hands must be washed afterwards.

19.   The baby was left unattended with a formula bottle in their mouth.

20.   Whoever was feeding the baby was not paying too much attention to the baby.

21.   When cleaning the bottle, it wasn’t done with a hot soapy water and designated brush. The bottle, teat etc. must be then put on a clean surface.

22.   The remaining formula must be discarded away from the bowl where the washing of the bottle is going to take place.

23.   The bottle, teat etc. were loaded into the dishwasher with other dishes in a careless manner.

24.   The hands were not washed and dried properly.

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If someone is rhesus negative, there are no rhesus factor antibodies in the plasma as they are not naturally occurring. What about rhesus positive antibodies? Are these contained in the plasma? Thank you!

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Hiya, please can I have a bit of advice for the drug log. I'm not sure how to reference it because the majority of the information has come from the BNF, do I reference after every point or just at the bottom basically say that's where the info came from? And should we be using other sources also or not? I wasn't sure since the BNF was the go to for medicines.
Thanks! :)

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Hi, Quick question, does Anti -D only need to be given during the first pregnancy/sensitisation episode as a preventative measure or does it have to be given at every pregnancy/sensitisation? Thanks, Natalie Smith

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- Use of dishwasher does not sterilise bottles
- Hand washing during process rather than before, followed by contamination throughout by drying hands on clothes and touching dog
- Placing equipment on surface not cleaned down properly - disinfectant just sprayed over surface and bottles
- Making up multiple bottles and leaving in fridge - should only be made up when needed
- Not scraping top of scooped powder off initially, then scrapes off powder but falls into bottle, pats down powder with finger
- Different amount of water in each bottle - not following manufacturer instructions
- Temperature of bottle not tested on wrist, just felt bottle for warmth
- When baby given bottle - bottle not being held and resting on baby's chest, no attention to baby (on the phone, not looking at baby, not eye contact, held far away from body)

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- used dishwasher which does not sterilise bottles
- did not wash hands before preparing formula, washed after preparation had already started. also did not dry hands.
- did not clean surfaces before beginning the reconstitution, instead sprayed during (over the bottles too)
- placed teats and caps on the side which you should avoid.
-  did not level off scoop
failed to read package instructions. different levels of water were used
-  contaminated hands multiple times by dry hands on clothing, touching the dog.
- heated in a microwave (uneven heating)
-  caps were not fitted properly and leaked.
- did not use fresh tap water for each bottle and did not let kettle finish boiling
- used finger to level off scoop and excess formula fell into the bottle anyway.
- stored bottles in the fridge when they should be room temperature.
- temperature of milk was not tested properly before given to the baby.
- baby fed in inappropriate positions (on back, left alone, no eye contact)
- 3 different people fed the baby, ideally this should be 2.
- used incorrect brush to wash bottles after feed
-put bottles in the dishwasher instead of sterilising equipment.

Beth Moore :)

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- No Hand washing preformed before starting bottle making process
- Dishwasher used to sterilise bottles

- Sprayed antibac over bottles

- unsure if water used was fresh water in kettle
- Temperature of water didn’t appear to be at the boiling point when mixing with formula (You should always boil water before using it to make formula milk. Powdered infant formula milk is not sterile. Even though tins and packets of milk powder are sealed, they can still contain bacteria. Water that hasn't been boiled can also contain bacteria)
- incorrect amount of formula to water ratios (follow instructions listed on the packaging )

- Heaped/unlevelled scoops (this changes water to formula ratios )
- bottles placed in fridge (unsure of the temp at the time they were stored)

- 2nd attempt at making formula was made with formula first and water second (this method distorts formula to water ratios and can cause babies to become poorly)
- Water not boiled fully (inadequate boiling of water for formula feeding is potentially harmful for baby.
infant formula is not sterile and Water that hasn't been boiled can also contain bacteria)

- Heated feed in microwave (Studies have shown that microwaves heat baby's milk and formula unevenly. This results in "hot spots" that can scald a baby's mouth and throat.)

- Not tested temp before feeding

- baby left unsupervised for feed (this hinders attachment and bonding)
- Baby not fed in optimal positions
- nor was baby winded following his/her feed

- Washed bottles with other dishes and no soap and placed bottles back in dishwasher ( this isn’t a sufficient form of sterilisation for bottle feeding)

Zee xoxo

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1. Dishwasher does not sterilise bottles
2. Did not wash hands before prepping
3. Sprayed chemicals over surface and bottle
4. Didn't use fresh water in kettle
5. Temperature of water not checked
6. Water not measured
7. Levels of water were different for both bottles
8. Washed hands too late and did not dry hands
9. Touching bottles/teats with wet hands containing possible bacteria
10. Not levelled scoop
11. Bottle not secure - leaking and reducing formula amount
12. Wiping hands on body to dry
13. 2nd feed was made with formula first and not water
14. Used finger to level rather than a sterile flat edge
15. Water not boiled
16. Not used correct measurements for formula or water. 1oz to 1 scoop
17. Made more than 1 bottle
18. Stored bottles in fridge
19. Heated in microwave rather than hot water
20. Not tested temp before feeding
21. Baby left unsupervised for feed
22. Baby not fed in optimal positions
23. Washed bottles with other dishes
24. Put bottles back in dishwasher instead of correct sterilisation

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-Bottles were washed in the dish washer
-Bottles were sprayed with anti-bac
-Hands weren't washed beforehand
-Hands weren't dried when they were washed
-No equipment was sterilised
-Bottle leaked
-2 bottles were made
-Hand washing wasn't thorough/correct
-Finger was used to level off the formula
-Fresh water wasn't used in the kettle
-Kettle didn't properly boil
-Water wasn't allowed to cool before using
-Dog was touched in the process and hands weren't re-washed before continuing
-Made up milk was put in the fridge
-Milk was then microwaved (slightly)
-Baby wasn't held correctly while feeding
-Bottles weren't washed/sterilised after use

Amira Hiragy

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1. Dishwasher washes but does not sterilize the bottles
2. Surfaces wasn't wiped down which could lead to contamination
3. Didn't wash hands before touching the bottles
4. Touched jeans to dry hands which contaminated hands
5. scoop was placed on surface
6. teats left on surface which contaminated them
7. Didn't boil the kettle- just touched to see if it was hot
8. used finger to scrape powder off scoop
9. touching dog whilst holding the bottles
10. put in fridge- should be used immediately
11. no temperature check
12. too many people feeding baby
Emily Williams

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1)     Not sterilised properly - dishwasher

2)     Surface was not wiped before hand – not a sterilised area

3)     Wash hands before completing anything or holding the bottles- your hands can bring bacteria into the sterile area

4)     Wiping hands on herself and touching the dog, brings in bacteria in a before sterile environment

5)     Didn’t boil properly, just touched the kettle to see if it was hot, not boil – this is important because only at boiling point bacteria can leave

6)     The water was put in before the powder – I would always put the powder in first to ensure that the whole of the powder is mixed with water

7)     Water and powder were not measured out correctly – one bottle had three heaps and the other had one

8)     Temperature was not checked

9)     Should be made every time and not stored in the fridge

10)  Should not be microwaved but instead put in hot water – microwave can increase bacteria

11)  The bottle lid and the bottle were not put on properly – this led to the milk coming out when shaking – this could be harmful as if it was when she was feeding, her and the child could have been hurt

12)  The baby was feeding alone, all aspects like eye contact, skin-to-skin would not be happening as well as the most important part is that the child is at a risk as they could choke on the milk, move positions or get milk over themselves.

13)  Babies should be held in the semi-upright position and held close with eye contact and skin-to-skin if possible – this creates a bond between the adult and child and can increase the likelihood of the child drinking

14)  There was more the two people feeding the child – up to 2 people should be feeding the child, this is to make sure that the baby can create a relationship with the 2 individuals as primary care givers but also associate them with feeding. It also allows the two individuals to familiarise themselves with early signs of hunger, so it can decrease the likelihood of unnecessary crying.
Macey Stone

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1. dishwasher does not sterilize!
2. surface wasn't wiped down before equipment was put out.
3. hands were not washed before equipment was touched. Also touched her jeans and other surfaces during prep.
kettle was not freshly boiled!
4. using heaped scoops can make baby ill as this will be too much
5. scoop was then put onto surface instead of keeping it in the bag.
6. teats were also left on surface and touched a lot unnecessarily
7. second feed the powder was put in first instead of water and knife used was not cleaned.
8. used finger to scrape off powder
9. kettle had old water in and not left to cool once boiled
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10. lids not screwed on properly - milk leaking
11. touching pet whilst handling bottles
12. not used immediately, left in fridge
13.not same amount of water used in each
14. DO NOT reheat in microwave :)
15. did not test temp
16. too many people feeding baby and baby left unsupervised! :(
17. put with the rest of washing up! not sanitary
very disappointed with this attempt Natasha :(

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1.       The bottle was not sterilized properly, dishwater washes the bottles, however, does not sterilize

2.       The surface was not clean which can lead to further contamination.

3.       Didn’t wash hands before handling the bottles

4.       Didn’t boil the kettle, if it was boiled, it was unclear how long it had been left to cool before use.

5.       Bottles, lids and teats set down on the outer surface where the baby’s mouth touches, rather than the inner surface of the bottle.

6.       The water was not measured out correctly

7.       Leaky bottles

8.       The milk temperature was not checked

9.       Responsive feeding was not shown.

Emily Howell

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Where do we start?!

1) there were no proper hygeine measures in place. Mum washed the bottles in the dishwasher which is fine but a dishwasher does not sterilise bottles. She needed to take extra steps to do this but failed to do so.  She was also wiping her hands on herself and petting the dog and then touching the equipment again. She sprayed the bottles briefly with what I assume is steriliser but this isn't considered proper sterilisation. On the plus side, Mum did wash her hands really well that one time, it was just at the wrong time :(
2) The temperature of the water was not checked correctly, a brief tap on the kettle does not provide much reassurance.
3)Mum made up 2 random feeds each time, with the innapropriate ratio of water to milk powder. This could make baby ill. The proper ratio is 1:1 (scoop/oz). Mum should be making up a new feed each time and not storing them in the fridge, nor be using a microwave to heat the bottles as this can casue scalds due to inconsistent heating. Again, temp not checked properly. The scoops were not leveled correctly either.
4)Mum hadn't fixed the bottles together, causing milk to leak out. This doesn't make the feeding amount accurate and baby could miss out on milk.
5) There was a point when mum made the milk with the powder first. Water should go in first to help the powder dissolve.
6) Those feeding positions and allowing baby to feed alone... Baby should be held in a semi-upright position and held close. Mum should also be feeding baby or limiting to two feeding partners where appropriate.

Overall, the video was hard to watch but very valuable :)

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Dispatches The Great Formula Scandal Link

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Dispatches The Great Formula Scandal Link

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C4 Dispatches - The Great Formula Milk Scandal

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1. Didn't sterilise bottles.
2. Didn't clean surface.
3. Didn't boil kettle.
4. Sprayed Antibac everywhere!
5. Didn't wash hand before touching equipment and didn't dry them.
6. Didn't level scoops.
7. Making up multiple feeds.
8. Teats and lids placed on the sides and not on inner steriliser lid.
9. Didn't measure water correctly.
10. Leaky bottles.
11. Stroking dog whilst getting feeds.
12. Storing feeds in fridge.
13. Using the microwave.
14. Put powder in and then water (water not measured correctly.
15. Didn't allow kettle to cool for a few minutes.
16. Didn't check temperature of milk.
17. Baby was fed by multiple people or on it's own.
18. Didn't wash the bottles in soapy water with a separate baby bottle brush.

And to end on a positive as I don't like being negative thank you for putting video together!! :)

Natalie Smith

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No sterilisation of bottles

Didn’t clean surface before bottles put down, especially teats put face down on dirty worktop

Didn’t wash hands before handling bottles initially

Didn’t clean surface properly and got chemicals on the bottles

Didn’t sterilise bottles before use

Didn’t check water levels

Used water from the kettle but unclear whether it had been boiled and left to cool for half an hour or was not clean

Didn’t level off mixture or check how much needed to be in bottles - seemed too much

Handling teats

Didn’t close bottle well

Second time didn’t wash hands well, then dirtied them on top

Didn’t level first scoop, second was levelled into bottle anyway, third with finger, unhygienic

Didn’t boil kettle or check proper water amounts

Coughed over bottles

Handling teats

Didn’t close bottles well

Unsterilised water around bottle then opened again, which could contaminate it

Dirtied hands wiping them on clothes and petting dog

Didn’t make up bottle when needed which is the ideal (although milk can be left in the fridge for up to 24 hrs)

Unclear how long milk left in fridge - not labelled or anything

Microwaved - can cause heatspots

Not tested on inner wrist for body temp

Dog around bottles

Baby on back without bottle supported- could choke. Not responsive feeding

Not paying attention to feeding

Left around dirty dishes that could contaminate when washing up

Washed in dirty water with same bottle brush as pans

Not soapy water

Teats left face down on unclean worktop after washing

Not placed face down in dishwasher for effective washing

Dishwashed but not sterilised

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.Didn't sterilise bottles
.Put all right onto side
.Didn't wash hands
.Sprayed the bottles with chemicals!
.Didn't measure water
.Didn't dry hands
.Didn't even off the scoops
.Lids not on properly
.Powder in first
.Multiple feeds
.Didn't wash hands properly
.Touched the teats
.Coughed on bottles
.Stroked dog
.Put bottles in  fridge for later
. Not correct amounts
.Microwaved to warm up
.Didn't check temp on wrist
.Didn't use appropriate / clean bottle brush
. Let baby feed self !

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* Dishwasher used as sterilisation method
* Teats placed face down on unclean work surface
* Spraying equipment with antibacterial cleaning spray
* Kettle didn’t appear to be boiled, not filled with fresh water
* Touched equipment before washing hands
* Washed hands nicely but then touched the tap to turn it off
* Didn’t dry hands with a disposable paper towel
* Scoops were not scraped off - too much formula or too little can cause problems
* Pre making feeds in general
* Lids not secure, spilt milk on outside of equipment
Second part of video
* hand washing ineffective
* wiped hands on clothes then touched equipment
* used finger to scrape off excess formula from scoops
* water not measured accurately
* powder put into the bottles before the water
* microwaving the bottle
* didn’t properly check milk temperature
* prop feeding observed
* no responsive feeding observed
* more than the 2 recommended “feeders”

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1. hands werent always washed properly, e.g after stoking dog.
2. bottles were not sterilised properly as they went in the dishwasher which they should not.
3. baby wasn't being fed effectively at some points e.g not being held properly.
4. surface was not clean when preparing the bottle
5. should not have been heated up in the microwave
4. bottle wasn't secure when shaken, washed with normal water which possibly could have gone in the milk.
5. should have been used straight away not stored

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1. bottles should be sterilised properly (not in dishwasher) using sterilisation equipment e.g. boiling in sauce pan.
2. formula should always be put in bottle after the milk and when measuring should be level scoops and not heaped.
3. hands should be washed prior to making up the bottle and taking out of the sterilisation equipment.
4. Should not be heated up in microwave or stored for later use. should be made up for use straight away as formula is not sterile.
5. use a clean surface to make up bottle and do not try to disinfect once bottle is removed from steriliser as could contaminate bottle with cleaning products.
6. Ensure bottle is securely tightened and well shaken before use.

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1. Cleaned in dishwasher
2. Heated up in microwave
3. Kettle not left to cool down slightly

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Here is a link that I found for the Crane reoprt 2017

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I couldn't get the moodle link to work for the Cleft Palate document, however found this document useful. Thanks, Natalie

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For the example exam questions (which are amazing as we can see what we need) will we get an example of the questions answered to see if what we’re putting is correct? That would be amazing!!

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Question regarding practice exam question

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Question regarding practice exam question

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The following practice exam question:
What as midwives do we need to check at the primary postnatal visit? (15 marks)

Is this regarding the initial postnatal assessment that would be done almost immediately following birth (whether it be in a hospital or home setting) or is it referring to an initial visit from the community midwife? Or are the checks similar at both so it wouldn't matter? Thank you!

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The NHS website have now changed their terminology and refer to the Mongolian Blue Spot birth mark as a 'blue grey spot' on their website now.
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/birthmarks/
Natasha

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Welcome to your Padlet for MID4017. Please post any queries or muddy points you may have here about the module. We hope you enjoy your learning and this module.

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Welcome to your Padlet for MID4017. Please post any queries or muddy points you may have here about the module. We hope you enjoy your learning and this module.

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Natasha and Liz