[…] CT Scan Information for Families and Caregivers It is very important you tell your child what to expect. Use simple language that your child can understand. The test is easier when your child can help. After the CT Scan After the exam you can return to your normal routine. If you were given contrast […]
[…] avoid dehydration a nd to keep the jaundice from getting worse. How do I know if my baby’s bilirubin levels are too high? There is a blood test to measure the amount of bi lirubin in your baby’s body. In many hospitals, bilirubin levels are routinely checked before you take your baby home. To […]
[…] usual. • Answer the surveyor’s questions to the best of your ability. • Know how to find policy and procedure information. • Remember, accreditation is not a test. If you are not able to provide any requested information, let the surveyor know and direct them to another team mem ber who may have the […]
[…] you know? Mom’s diet rarely affects her baby. If you have concerns about foods you are eating, ask your health care provider. 11 Resources If you have questions about breastfeeding, call your local public health nurse (PHN), or contact: • Br eastfeeding Hotline: Phone: 204-788-8667 (in Winnipeg); toll free 1-888-315-9257 (outside Winnipeg) Open 24 […]
[…] is because the mother’s depression or untreated addiction is worse for the baby than the effect of the drug. Talk to your Medical Team if you have questions about drugs given to you at any time. Drugs that are likely to cause withdrawal include narcotics for pain such as oxycontin, Tylenol 3 (T3s), morphine […]
[…] ab out other family members. You can feel free to talk to your baby ’s nurse or Social Work, or any staff member about any concerns or questions you may have. Some times talking to other paren ts in the unit helps. A weekly casual drop -in for families is host ed by a […]
[…] doctor (specialist in the care of newborn babies) will go over the difficulties your baby may have. The NICU journey can be hard. Please ask as many questions as you have and if you have questions after the consult, make notes and we can arrange a follow-up visit to talk about them. This pamphlet […]
[…] doctor (specialist in the care of newborn babies) will go over the difficulties your baby may have. The NICU journey can be hard. Please ask as many questions as you have and if you have questions after the consult, make notes and we can arrange a follow-up visit to talk about them. This pamphlet […]
[…] you know? Mom’s diet rarely affects her baby. If you have concerns about foods you are eating, ask your health care provider. 11 Resources If you have questions about breastfeeding, call your local public health nurse (PHN), or contact: • Br eastfeeding Hotline: Phone: 204-788-8667 (in Winnipeg); toll free 1-888-315-9257 (outside Winnipeg) Open 24 […]
[…] repeated. It is important not to exceed the recommended doses in 24 hours. Acetylsalicylic acid (ASA) is not recommended because it has been associated with a rare and often fatal disease called Reye’s Syndrome. If you have other questions, please call Health Links-Info Santé (Winnipeg788-8200, toll-free 1-888-315-9257),your local public health nurse, or yourphysician/midwife. MG-14954 (REV-01/06)
