Field Guide to the Normal Newborn Book

Pt. I	Delivery room and before
1	The prenatal visit	3
2	The delivery room	9
3	Stabilization	15
4	Admission to the well nursery	16
5	Common malformations affecting transition	22
6	Tachypnea and respiratory distress	24
7	Hypoglycemia in the delivery room	27
Pt. II	Infectious disease
8	Tuberculosis	33
9	Prevention of croup B streptococcal disease	36
10	Congenital syphilis	43
11	The TORCH syndrome	47
12	Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)	53
13	Hepatitis and other liver inflammations	57
14	Varicella (chicken pox)	64
Pt. III	The well nursery
15	Hyperbilirubinemia in the well nursery	69
16	Physical examination	77
17	Newborn and infant growth and development charts	87
18	Teratogens : prenatal maternal drugs producing congenital defects	96
19	Effects of maternal drug use in newborns	100
20	Breast-feeding when mothers are taking prescribed medication	108
21	Maternal disease producing neonatal problems	111
22	Large and small babies	112
23	Newborn hearing screening	118
24	Circumcision	120
25	Delayed stooling	132
26	Delayed urine output	136
27	Discharge	139
28	Newborn metabolic screening	145
Pt. IV	After discharge
29	Practitioner responsibilities after hospital discharge	161
30	First outpatient visit	166
31	Immunizations	169
32	Fever in the newborn	174
33	Bilirubin follow-up after discharge from the well baby nursery	180
34	Feeding and feeding problems	183
35	Breathing difficulties	191
36	Urination and defecation	194
37	Dermatology	197
38	High-risk newborn follow-up	207
39	Talking to parents	213
App. A	Newborn laboratory studies	221
App. B	Formulary	225
App. C	Breast-feeding and medications	237