I think that the infant is suffering from Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome, NAS. This occurs when an infant was exposed to drugs while in the intrauterine environment (Hisley, et al., 2015). I believe the newborn is suffering from NAS because the mother has had an addiction to opiods in her past pregnancy. Although she denies using during this pregnancy, the infant is showing hallmark signs and symptoms such as irritability, vomiting, and constant moving and sucking. Labs that can be ordered to confirm my suspected diagnosis include a urine test, meconium stool, and a hair specimen. The urine test is something that would need to be done immediately, while the meconium stool test and hair specimen can be done up to three days after birth (Hisley, et al., 2015).Interventions that can be implemented to treat the infant include providing the infant with a quiet and dark environment. Infants suffering from NAS are irritable and struggle to sleep, so this will decrease stimuli and promote sleep. Depending on the NAS score, comfort may be provided to the infant by holding and gently rocking to provide safety and comfort.

A nurse on a medical/surgical unit has made the same medication error two days in a row. As the nurse manager, describe how you would decide whether this is a systems problem, or a problem related to the individual nurse. In either case, explain how you (the manager) should correct the problem.This is shared only with your instructor.  Minimum 250  words.No title page neededOne full page typed and double spaced is equivalent to 250 words (your minimum required)References and citations should be scholarly, peer-reviewed (no blogs, WIKI, or other school of nursing website) written in Current APA Style

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