Average normal axillary temperature of a new born.

Newborn temperature below 36.5C.

The body temperature that defines hyperthermia in a newborn.

Length of time bathing should be delayed after birth.

Minimum time between birth and a bath.

A type of heat loss that could result from an infant being near the window on a cold day.

Increased glucose consumption necessary for heat production by the newborn.

First thing you do for evironmental newborn hyperthermia.

Things you should gather prior to giving a newborn a bath.

The ability to balance heat production and heat loss in order to maintain body temperature within a certain normal range.

Water or amniotic fluid on a baby's skin exposed to air.

Three ways you can increase the temperature of a newborn experiencing severe hypothermia.

Body temperature to be considered severe hyperthermia.

Way to return the newborn's body up to normal temperature after bathing.

Non-shivering thermogenesis in the newborn.

Setting a newborn on a metal or glass scale without a blanket barrier.

Neurological complications, hyperbilirubinemia, clotting disorders, or death are possible in this condition progression.

Name four causes of hyperthermia in newborns.

Recommended clothing a newborn should wear.

Organs that produce the most metabolic energy

The four types of newborn heat loss.

The increments a warming incubator should be set at to increase a newborn's temperature while in severe hypothermia.

A treatment for severe hyperthermia in the newborn.

Risks of bathing an infant immediately post birth.

Acrocyanosis, cool/pale skin, hypoglycemia, bradycardia, tachypnea, restlessness, shallow irregular breathing, decreased activity, lethargy, feeble cry, poor feeding, decreased weight gain.