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Minor Disorders of Newborn - A Narrative Review

International journal of nursing care, 2013-07, Vol.1 (2), p.44-47

Copyright Institute of Medico-Legal Publications Jul-Dec 2013 ;ISSN: 2320-8643 ;EISSN: 2320-8651

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  • Title:
    Minor Disorders of Newborn - A Narrative Review
  • Author: Aathi, Malar Kodi ; Devi, Akojiam Sangita ; Kohli, Gaurav
  • Subjects: Babies ; Children & youth ; Diarrhea ; Families & family life ; Infant mortality ; Maternal & child health ; Mothers ; Neonatal care ; Newborn babies ; Nutrition research ; Problems ; Studies
  • Is Part Of: International journal of nursing care, 2013-07, Vol.1 (2), p.44-47
  • Description: The minor disorders are most common among newborns, neglecting the minor health problem is the one of the factor contributing to the newborn mortality rate. In India most the mothers are not aware of management regarding minor disorders of newborn (vomiting, constipation, diarrhea, physiological jaundice, conjunctivitis, umbilical cord infection, pseudo menstruation, breast engorgement, and skin rashes). In a view of limited studies and resources, important consideration on literature review taken. This study aims to investigate in the terms of incidences of minor disorders of newborn including knowledge of postnatal mother regarding minor disorders. To increase the attention of least fathered area but it is early needed of neonatal health in the state of Karnataka will help the nursing personnel to reduce the incidence of minor disorder of newborn. A narrative review undertaken using the following databases in the end of 2010, pub med, CINAHL, MEDLINE, Local Newspaper (THE HINDU), National, International Journals, and Magazines of Karnataka regarding minor disorders of newborn. Twenty research studies on nursing from databases regarding minor disorders of newborn. The incidence Knowledge of postnatal mothers concludes most of the studies 10 (78%) shows mothers had below average knowledge and 66% mothers showed negative attitude and there was big gap between actual and desired practice in carding newborn. In the National, International literature regarding minor disorders of newborn, the consensus would be needed around the knowledge, attitude, and practice of postnatal mother since the studies and awareness were very less in number.
  • Publisher: New Delhi: Institute of Medico-Legal Publications
  • Language: English
  • Identifier: ISSN: 2320-8643
    EISSN: 2320-8651
  • Source: AUTh Library subscriptions: ProQuest Central
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