How to do a good job in nursing test tube babies
IVF nursing is a job that requires professional knowledge and careful attitude. In the real hospital, the duty of nursing staff is to ensure that IVF babies are well cared for and protected during their growth and development. The following will elaborate on preparation, life care, emotional support and professional skills.
preparation
The preparation of IVF nursing is to ensure that everything is ready for the arrival of the newborn, which will lay the foundation for the follow-up nursing work.
First of all, nurses need to ensure that the living environment of IVF is clean and safe. Regularly clean and disinfect baby products, beds and rooms to ensure that the environment is sterile. Keep the air circulating and the indoor temperature is appropriate to avoid overheating or supercooling.
Secondly, nurses need to prepare necessary medical equipment and medicines for emergencies. Keep the newborn thermometer, pressure bandage, disinfectant and other tools and articles, and ensure that these articles follow the correct procedures before and during use.
In addition, nurses need to communicate and cooperate closely with doctors and other nursing staff to obtain the latest research results and nursing guidance. To understand the risk and prevention methods of infant disease, and make correct nursing decisions in time.
Life care
Life care is an important part of IVF nursing, which aims to meet the basic needs of infants in life.
First, nurses need to provide good diet and nutrition for IVF babies. Formulate a reasonable feeding plan according to the doctor's guidance. Adopt scientific feeding methods and techniques to avoid digestive problems caused by improper feeding.
Secondly, nursing staff also need to pay attention to the sleep quality of test tube babies. Create a comfortable sleeping environment and cultivate good sleeping habits. Regularly check the sleeping and breathing conditions of infants, and timely find and deal with sleep problems.
In addition, the personal hygiene of IVF is also one of the priorities of nursing work. Keep the baby's skin dry and clean, change the diaper regularly and clean it correctly to avoid diaper rash and other skin problems.
Emotional support
During the growth of IVF, emotional support is particularly important. Nurses play the role of accompanying and comforting the baby.
First of all, nurses need to give IVF sufficient care and comfort. Give the baby enough sense of security and trust through gentle voice and touch. Keep close contact with infants and help them establish a stable mother son/father son relationship.
Secondly, nursing staff should patiently listen to their parents' emotional needs and problems. Actively communicate with parents to help them adjust their emotions and enhance their childcare confidence. Provide parents with some parenting knowledge and skills to guide them to take care of IVF correctly.
In addition, nursing staff can also organize family meetings and parent-child activities to help the IVF family establish a harmonious and happy atmosphere and promote the further development of parent-child relationship.
Professional skills
In IVF nursing, nurses need to have certain professional skills and knowledge.
First of all, the nursing staff should regularly assess the baby's physical fitness and record relevant data. By observing the growth curve and development milestones of infants, we can judge the health status of infants, find abnormalities in time and take corresponding measures.
Secondly, the nursing staff should also master the disease prevention and daily nursing skills of infants. Including routine nursing skills such as baby bathing, diaper changing, feeding and massage. Ensure standardized operation in nursing to reduce the risk of accidental injury.
In addition, nursing staff should maintain good communication and cooperation with doctors and other nursing staff. Work together to develop a reasonable nursing plan to ensure that infants receive comprehensive care and care.
summary
The nursing work of IVF needs to be carried out from four aspects: preparation, life care, emotional support and professional skills. Nurses need to regularly clean and disinfect the environment, formulate reasonable feeding plans and sleep patterns. At the same time, through love and comfort, listen to the needs of parents and help establish a good parent-child relationship. In terms of professional skills, nurses should be proficient in nursing skills and knowledge, and work closely with other medical staff to jointly promote the healthy growth of IVF.
