C-ELBW Exam Study Course - Registration & Payment Page
Registration Fee Including Nursing CE credit - $299
Registration Fee without CE credit - $199
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CE CREDIT & REFUND POLICY
This course is pending approval by the California Board of Registered Nurses, Provider Number 15417, for up to 16 contact hours.
*Due to the digital nature of this course, there are no refunds.
**This is an individual viewing license, so sharing of access is prohibited and violations will result in revocation of this license permanently.
The course content is the property of Synapse Care Solutions and any distribution or copying of any materials is strictly prohibited.
COURSE LEARNING OBJECTIVES
List three maternal risk factors that contribute to premature birth in ELBW infants
Outline at least three evidence-based practices for delivery room management, stabilization, and transition to extrauterine life in ELBW infants
Describe two or more strategies for maintaining thermoregulation in ELBW infants and discuss at least two methods to prevent skin breakdown and manage cardiovascular complications such as patent ductus arteriosus (PDA)
Discuss at least two common respiratory conditions in ELBW infants, such as respiratory distress syndrome and bronchopulmonary dysplasia, and outline the oxygenation and ventilation strategies used to manage these conditions.
Outline the key principles of neuroprotective techniques and describe at least two developmental care practices that reduce the risk of neurological injury in ELBW infants, including the prevention of intraventricular hemorrhage (IVH) and white matter injury.
Given a clinical case scenario, calculate the nutritional needs and fluid requirements of ELBW infants based on their weight and condition, and list at least three interventions used to prevent metabolic bone disease through enteral and parenteral nutrition.
Discuss at least two ethical considerations involved in the care of ELBW infants, including end-of-life decision-making and the balance between beneficence and autonomy in NICU care.
Outline the principles of family-centered care in the NICU and describe at least two strategies for supporting families during the transition from NICU to home care, including discharge planning and long-term outcomes for ELBW infants.
CE CREDIT & REFUND POLICY
This course is pending approval by the California Board of Registered Nurses, Provider Number 15417, for up to 16 contact hours.*Due to the digital nature of this course, there are no refunds.**This is an individual viewing license, so sharing of access is prohibited and violations will result in revocation of this license permanently.The course content is the property of Synapse Care Solutions and any distribution or copying of any materials is strictly prohibited.