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1. 健康な新生児のルーチンのマネージメントの概要overview of the routine management of the healthy newborn infant [show details]
… Healthy, asymptomatic term infants born after an uncomplicated pregnancy and delivery are at low risk for significant hypoglycemia. As a result, blood glucose measurement is not routinely… be made. Family, environmental, and social risk factors have been assessed and addressed (eg, substance abuse, child abuse or neglect, domestic violence, mental illness, lack of social support, lack of …
2. 産褥期の概要：正常な生理学的変化および母体の日常ケアoverview of the postpartum period normal physiology and routine maternal care [show details]
…delivery (excluding the day of delivery), certain criteria should be met . These include normal maternal vital signs, normal lochia, firm fundus, adequate urinary output, ability to tolerate diet, adequate pain … Substance abuse – We recommend screening for postpartum use of nicotine, alcohol, and abuse of prescription narcotics and illicit substances.… g/dL after vaginal delivery . This could have been due to multiple factors, including inaccurate measurement of blood loss, bleeding after the patient left the delivery room, peripartum fluid shifts, and …
3. ビタミンEの概要overview of vitamin e [show details]
… needed to achieve normal serum measurements of alpha-tocopherol (or ratio of alpha-tocopherol/total lipids), assuming that albumin levels are normal.… coined to describe its role as an essential dietary substance in normal fetal and childhood development .…
4. 物質使用障害の臨床評価clinical assessment of substance use disorders [show details]
… the presence of substance use disorder in the patient family, and review of social factors that may contribute to substance use or facilitate treatment. The clinical assessment of substance use disorders …
5. 物質使用障害に対する緊急的マネージメント：理論的基礎、原則、評価、および要素contingency management for substance use disorders theoretical foundation principles assessment and components [show details]
… attendance are provided thereafter. Established through quantitative or qualitative measurement of the substance and/or its metabolites in breath, saliva, or urine , abstinence incentives have been …