Premature infants

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Understanding Premature Infants: A Quiz

Test your knowledge about premature infants and their unique needs with this engaging quiz! Explore various aspects of prematurity, including qualifications for services, complications, and developmental milestones.

10 multiple choice questions
Learn about the impact of prematurity
Gain insights into care strategies for premature infants

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by CaringNurse507

In Minnesota, we have certain conditions that will make a child eligible without doing standardized testing

Yes

In Minnesota, babies can qualify for Part C services automatically when they:

Are born early - 32 weeks gestation or earlier

Are born with a low birth weight; 1500 grams or less.

Have a combination of prematurity (being born early - 32 weeks or earlier AND low birth weight)

None of the above

How many babies are born prematurely (before 37 weeks) per year in MInnesota?

1 in 25

1 in 5

1 in 17

1 in 11

Ramsey county has a higher percentage of premature infants when compared to state data

True

False

Based on one research study, Babies born at 24 weeks gestation had an average NICU stay of

147 days

96 days

123 days

89 days

Common complications of being born premature are

Cerebral Palsy

Vision Problems

Dental Problems

All of the above

A signal that a premature baby is trying to regulate themselves is/are:

Clasping hands together - to keep from waving around

Looking at people and objects

Spreading fingers apart

All of the above

Things that may help a premature baby

Touch me softly before you pick me up, so I know you are there

Turn the lights on before you touch me, so I can see you are there

Talk to me before you touch me so I know you are there

Unswaddle me so I can stretch my arms and legs

Premature infants have their age adjusted when tracking development until

12 months

18 months

20 months

24 months

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