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The nurse must be aware of the infant's gestational age and how it compares to the birthweight in order to identify any possible problems.
<h3>When should the infant's gestational age be determined?</h3>
- A typical pregnancy lasts between 38 and 42 weeks. Either before or after birth, the gestational age can be ascertained.
- Your doctor will use ultrasound to gauge the size of the baby's head, abdomen, and thigh bone before birth. This gives insight into how well the child is developing inside the womb.
<h3>What, for instance, is gestational age?</h3>
- The following week should not be used when rounding gestational age; instead, use the closest full week.
- For instance, a baby born at 35 weeks and 5/7 days (the 5th day of the 36th week) has a gestational age of 35 weeks rather than 36 weeks.
- It is best to check the delivery or operating room record for gestational.
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Answer
When children have higher risk for disease and inadequate access to health care, the following is likely to occur;
• Unmet healthcare needs such as lack of preventive and screening services
• Lack of treatment of illnesses leading to high infant death
• Preventing patients from needing costly hospital care
Explanation
The challenges that result from inadequate access to health care cause health disparities. For example rural communities are dependent on the health of it community thus access to healthcare is critical for the population’s well being and optimal health. Other types of healthcare services which are difficult to access in rural areas are obstetric services, mental health services, oral health services and substance health services.
