Question Answered step-by-step Define and explain the term “cold chain” as it relates to the… Define and explain the term “cold chain” as it relates to the storage, handling, and shipping of biologics. NOTE: Please avoid plagiarism.   Health Science Science Nursing PHARMACY 1102 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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Question Answered step-by-step Baby S is an African American male born at 24 weeks and 1 day gestationwho is now 5 months of age. Baby was brought to your office by the mother who is found to be a reliable historian. This is his first visit to you following discharge from the NICU. The mother reports that the baby has been coughing for 1 week with a runny nose. Nasal secretions have been clear. His cough is worse.REVIEW OF SYSTEMS (Significant History)History of Pregnancy:Mother is a 21-year old African American that received prenatal care at north Central clinic. Mother denies any past medical history. Maternal labs were negative. Labor and Delivery:Mother was admitted in active labor and fully dilated. Baby was born via NSVD. Rupture of membranes was at delivery with clear fluid. Baby was intubated in the delivery room and transported to the NICU. APGAR score at 1 minute was 2, at 5 minutes 5 and at 7 minutes 7. Birth weight: 580 grams            HC: 23 cm         Length: 32 cm Current medications:Multivitamins and iron 1 ml QD Immunizations:Up to date. Baby has received 2 doses of Hepatitis B, 2 doses DTP, 2 doses IPV, 2 doses Prevnar, and 2 doses of HIB Social:He lives with both parents with an older sibling that is 2 years old. There is no smoking in the home. EENT:Mother denies any indication of ear discomfort or drainage. Nasal discharge as stated above. No difficulty in swallowing. Respiratory: The baby was intubated for 34 days. While he was intubated, he received 5 days of the DART protocol to facilitate extubation. During his course of hospitalization, the baby received spironolactone, chlorothiazide, sodium chloride, Xopenex, caffeine and budesonide. Denies apnea. Cardiovascular: Diagnosed with pulmonary hypertension by ECHO on 8/29/2021. Baby has had serial ECHO studies with the last being done on 11/25/2021 which showed a small PDA with left-to-right flow. Denies any color changes. GI: Mother denies any feeding problems. PHYSICAL EXAMINATION (Significant findings)Current Weight: 3840 grams      HC: 32 cm         Length: 50 cmVital signs: Temperature: 99 °F         Heart rate:       148      Respiratory rate:  70   Blood pressure: 102/50EENT: Mild nasal flaring notedRespiratory: Breath sounds equal bilaterally crackles upon auscultation. Mild intercostal retractions noted. Moist nonproductive cough present. Oxygen saturation at 96%. No wheezing noted.Cardio: Regular sinus rhythm with a loud systolic murmur. Capillary refill 3 seconds,  What is your differential?What is your diagnosis? Rationale?Would any laboratory studies be valuable?What should have been given to this baby prior to discharge from the hospital? Rationale?Should the baby be hospitalized?  Health Science Science Nursing 067 330 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
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