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bathing sick neonates

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Is it a common practice to give newly delivered sick babies an initial bath before they are stable?

no , we only swab them and when they stabilsed then take first bath.

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sick babies are not given bath in our nursery till they are stable, Only they are cleanes with swabs or wer sqeezed towel . At times even after morning routine in nursery with swabbing even a stable babies become unstable ,this is more often in morning shift , then even swabbing is with helsd for that baby.

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We dont bathe sick newborns. They are cleaned with gauze and warm water after stabilization. Even the normal newborn bath is postponded for 4-6 hours until their body temperature is stabilized.

The daily bath also is not recommended

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