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neonatalenUK
ne·o·na·tal N0058750 (nē′ō-nāt′l)adj. Of or relating to a newborn infant or to the first 28 days of an infant's life: neonatal care.
ne′o·na′tal·ly adv.neonatal (ˌniːəʊˈneɪtəl) adj (Medicine) of or relating to newborn children, esp in the first week of life and up to four weeks old ˌneoˈnatally advne•o•na•tal (ˌni oʊˈneɪt l)
adj. of or pertaining to newborn babies, esp. to their care during the first few weeks of life. [1900–05] Thesaurus| Adj. | 1. | neonatal - relating to or affecting the infant during the first month after birth; "neonatal care"; "the neonatal period" |
TranslationsneonatalenUK
neonatal of or relating to newborn children, esp in the first week of life and up to four weeks old neonatal[¦nē·ə′nād·əl] (medicine) Pertaining to a newborn infant. neonatalenUK
newborn [noo´born] 1. recently born; called also neonatal.2. infant" >newborn infant.postmature newborn (post-term newborn) infant" >post-term infant.premature newborn (preterm newborn) infant" >preterm infant.ne·o·na·tal (nē'ō-nā'tăl), Relating to the period immediately succeeding birth and continuing through the first 28 days of extrauterine life. Synonym(s): newborn [neo- + L. natalis, relating to birth] neonatal (nē′ō-nāt′l)adj. Of or relating to a newborn infant or to the first 28 days of an infant's life: neonatal care.
ne′o·na′tal·ly adv.neonatal adjective Referring to the newborn period, by convention, the first 4 wks after birthne·o·na·tal (nē'ō-nā'tăl) Relating to the period immediately succeeding birth and continuing through the first 28 days of life.
Synonym(s): newborn. [neo- + L. natalis, relating to birth]neonatal Pertaining to a new-born baby.neonatal (of newborn offspring, particularly human) the first month of independent life.NeonatalDescribes babies just after they are born.Mentioned in: Glucose-6-Phosphate Dehydrogenase Deficiencyne·o·na·tal (nē'ō-nā'tăl) Relating to period immediately after birth through first 28 days of extrauterine life. [neo- + L. natalis, relating to birth]Patient discussion about neonatalQ. Should I vaccinate my newborn against Hepatitis B? I am 9 months pregnant and am expecting to give birth anytime soon. I understood that my newborn will receive a vaccine against Hepatitis B in the hospital. Why is this so?A. because this is bullshit! Hey! Wake up! the lymph system of your baby will only be "ready and finished" after three years! so how should your baby manage a toxic vaccination? do you know what they put in the vaccination? they put hepatitis B pathogens/virus with the hope that your baby will be able to build an anti-hepatitis B pathogen and so manage itself in the future hepatitis B! how should your baby do that, when his lymph-system just started to develop itself and will only be ready in three years? please read in the links i send to you:
before you would like to go on with any vaccination, you should check out this very long list of links:
http://www.aegis.ch/neu/links.html
at the bottom you will also find links in english. vaccinations in general are very disputable/dubious and it is probably time that we learn about it. Q. Is there a bigger risk of autism for the newborn in twin pregnancy? A. thanks Dominicus!
you're great... Q. I gave birth a short while ago, and since then I just can't stand my husband. is that normal? It's very strange, because we used to be such a great couple but since the baby came into our lives, I am tired all the time, and basicaaly every thing he does gets me so annoyed. Could it be the hormones? will we get back to how we used to?(This is a great site - I feel I can finally ask questions I was too ashamed to ask my family and friends :)A. you are tiered. it's normal. if you get more then 2 hours a night sleep you are lucky. when i'm tired i am annoyed. very natural. you can add the hormones- and you get couple of weeks of hell...my wife was unbearable after birth. More discussions about neonatalLegalSeeInfantThesaurusSeeneonatology |