Retrospective Study to Identify the Common Signs and Symptoms, Morbidity and Mortality Pattern in Neonates Attending Pediatric Emergency Services, CMC, Vellore, South India
Abstract
Children are not miniature adults but individuals with uniqueness and specific needs. They have a lot of challenges due to their various stages of growth and development process and particularly their organ systems are very immature and easily will be insulted their pediatric nurses as well the health care team members need to be vigilant in preventing illnesses and managing their illnesses so that they will not develop complications. This article explains the need for early intervention in the management of newborns, identifying their signs and symptoms at an early stage and preventing impending complications.
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