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Proteja a los bebés del sangrado potencialmente mortal: hable con futuros padres sobre los beneficios de la inyección de vitamina K en recién nacidos
  • Published Date:

    3/28/14

  • Language:
    Spanish
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  • Alternative Title:
    Protect babies from life-threatening bleeding : talk to expectant parents about the benefits of the vitamin K shot for newborns [Spanish]
  • Corporate Authors:
    National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention). Division of Blood Disorders.
  • Description:
    Protect babies from life-threatening bleeding : talk to expectant parents about the benefits of the vitamin K shot for newborns [Spanish] Aunque la inyección de la vitamina K sea segura y, como lo recomienda la Academia Estadounidense de Pediatría, se haya estado administrando a recién nacidos al nacer desde 1961, algunos padres se rehúsan a ponerles la inyección debido a los mitos y percepciones erróneas sobre su seguridad. Esto pone a los bebés en riesgo de sangrados peligrosos que pueden causar daño cerebral y hasta la muerte. Como proveedor de atención médica, usted se encuentra en una posición única para desacreditar estos mitos y percepciones erróneas. Proporcióneles información confiable a los padres sobre los beneficios de la vitamina K para que puedan tomar decisiones más informadas sobre la atención médica de sus hijos y protegerlos de consecuencias para la salud potencialmente devastadoras. CS246970 Publication date from document properties. hcp-vitamink-span.pdf
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      National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention). Division of Blood Disorders.
      Published Date:
      3/25/14
      Description:
      Although the Vitamin K shot is safe and, as recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics, has been routinely given to newborns at birth since 1961, some parents refuse the shot due to myths and misperceptions about its safety. This puts babies a...
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