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List of Figures (cont.)
11.1 Two positions for breastfeeding p. 127
11.2 Preparing and using a syringe for treatment of inverted nipples p. 132
11.3 Anatomy of the breast p. 133
11.4 How to express breast milk p. 134
11.5 Three methods of feeding p. 135
12.1 Basic evaluation of LBW babies to determine need for referral p. 140
12.2 The kangaroo with the baby in the pouch p. 142
12.3 Kangaroo mother care p. 143
12.4 How to dress the baby for kangaroo care p. 144
12.5 Photo example of kangaroo mother care p. 144
12.6 The mother, father, or another family member may keep the baby on the p. 146
chest
12.7 Key components of care of the LBW infant p. 147
12.8 Algorithm for care of the LBW baby p. 148
Appendix C.1 Newborn periods p. 169
List of Tables
Table 1 Mixing a 0.5% chlorine decontamination solution p. 19
Table 2 Steps in the problem-solving method p. 23
Table 3 Timing of SP dose p. 34
Table 4 Schedule for giving tetanus toxoid p. 36
Table 5 Key steps for immediate care of the newborn p. 61
Table 6 Comparison of physiologic and active management of the third stage of p. 64
labor
Table 7 Bristol and Hinchingbrooke study results comparing active and
p. 65
physiologic management of the third stage of labor
Table 8 Monitoring of the baby in the first six hours after birth p. 81
Table 9 Schedule for routine postpartum visits p. 84
Table 10 Guidelines for identifying danger signs at peripheral centers p. 112
Table 11 Key steps in examining the newborn at a peripheral center p. 115
Table 12 Suggested timings of postnatal visits p. 123
Table 13 Care of the newborn during the 4-6 weeks after birth p. 124
Table 14 Summary of Postnatal Evaluation and Care of the Baby p. 125
Table 15 Complications in low birth weight and preterm babies p. 139
Table 16 Practical guidelines for identifying and treating major infections at
p. 152
peripheral centers
Table 17 Summary of treatment of minor infections p. 157
Table A1 Uterotonic drugs for AMTSL p. 159
Table A2 Change in effectiveness of injectable uterotonic drugs after one year of p. 160
controlled storage
Table A3 Recommended guidelines for transport and storage of uterotonic drugs p. 161
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