MODULE 1. INTRODUCTION TO NEONATOLOGY

1. UNIT 1. SPANISH HEALTH SYSTEM
2. Functional and organic organization of health centers
3. - Organic and functional structure of primary care services
4. - Organic and functional structure in secondary or specialized care
5. Health centers in the Spanish health system
6. - Functional structure of health centers
7. Types of documents in the healthcare field
8. - Healthcare documentation
9. - Administrative documentation
10. - Priority orders in care
11. - Methods of documentation filing
12. - Pathways of patient care
13. Healthcare personnel
14. - Healthcare personnel in pediatrics
16. UNIT DIDACTIC 2. MATERNAL AND INFANT LEGAL ASPECTS
17. Maternity and work
18. - Stages and rights of the pregnant woman
19. - Rights of the pregnant woman and work
20. Legislation in breastfeeding
21. Rights of the hospitalized child
22. - European Charter for Hospitalized Children
23. Child ethics
24. - Informed consent
26. UNIT DIDACTIC 3. PEDIATRICS AND CHILD CARE. PRENATAL PERIOD AND NEONATOLOGY
27. Pediatrics
28. Childcare
29. - Classification of childcare
30. Prenatal period
31. - Chromosomopathies
32. - Embryopathy
33. - Prenatal pathology: Gameopathies, blastopathies, embryopathies and fetopathies
34. Neonatology
35. - Normal newborn
36. - Classification of newborns
37. - Most frequent pathologies in neonatology
38. - Obstetric trauma
40. UNIT DIDACTIC 4. FETAL DEVELOPMENT, PREGNANCY AND DELIVERY
41. Development of the baby before birth
42. Pregnancy
43. Childbirth
44. - Other types of deliveries
46. UNIT 5. COMPLICATIONS DURING DELIVERY
47. Non-progression of labor
48. Fetal distress
49. Premature rupture of membranes
50. Prolonged pregnancy and post-term labor
51. Abnormal position of the fetus
53. TEACHING UNIT 6. NENOTALOGY UNIT
54. Neonatology units
55. Most frequent neonatal pathologies
56. Protocols in neonatology
57. Attention to parents as caregivers and object of care
58. - Self-care plan

MODULE 2. MAIN PATHOLOGIES IN THE AREA OF NEONATOLOGY

1. TEACHING UNIT 1. GENETIC COUNSELING AND PRENATAL DIAGNOSIS
2. Congenital malformations
3. Prenatal diagnosis
4. Action protocol after diagnosis
6. UNIT 2. OBSTRETIC TRAUMA
7. Trauma to the nervous system
9. UNIT 3. PERINATAL HYPOXIA
10. Pathology of anoxia
11. Clinical manifestations
12. Causes and consequences of hypoxia
14. UNIT 4. NEONATAL METABOLIC SCREENING
15. Neonatal screening
16. Neonatal metabolic screening
17. Hypothyroidism
18. Hyperphenylalaninemia
20. TEACHING UNIT 5. THE PREMATURE NEWBORN
21. Gestational age
22. Complications on the part of the premature infant
23. Prognosis and treatment of prematurity
25. TEACHING UNIT 6. RESPIRATORY DIFFICULTY IN THE NEONATE
26. Neonatal Pneumopathies
28. UNIT 7. CONGENITAL CARDIOPATHIES
29. Congenital heart diseases
30. Intraventricular and atrial septal defect

MODULE 3. FUNDAMENTAL CARE IN THE NEONATAL UNIT

1. TEACHING UNIT 1. EMBRYONARY DEVELOPMENT AND BIRTH.
2. Stages of prenatal development
3. Anomalies of prenatal development
4. - Congenital defects in pregnancy
5. - Congenital infections
6. - Abortion
7. - Intrauterine fetal death
8. Fetal delivery
9. - Complications in childbirth
11. UNIT DIDACTIC 2. ANOMALIES AT BIRTH
12. Obstetric trauma
13. - Head and neck trauma
14. - CNS and PNS trauma
15. - Bone trauma
16. - Other traumatic injuries
17. Perinatal hypoxia
18. - Hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy
19. Resuscitation of the newborn in the delivery room
20. - Human and material resources
21. - Resuscitation techniques
22. - Resuscitation in special situations
24. TEACHING UNIT 3. THE HEALTHY NEWBORN
25. The newborn
26. - Classification of the newborn
27. - Immediate care of the newborn
28. Neurological and physiological characteristics of the newborn
29. - Physical examination
30. - Neurological examination
31. Behavior of the newborn
32. - Crying
33. - Sleep
34. - Sucking
35. - Hunger
36. - Twinship
38. TEACHING UNIT 4. BASIC CARE OF THE NEWBORN
39. Hydration and feeding of the newborn. Early initiation of breastfeeding
40. Neonatal screening tests
41. Hearing screening
42. Specialized care and hygiene of the baby
43. - Umbilical wound care
44. - Daily hygiene and bathing
45. - Cleaning of skin, hair, nails, eyes, ears and nose
46. - Cleaning genitals and changing diapers
47. - Room
48. - Toys, games and walking
49. - Travel and vacations
50. Environmental hygiene
51. Periodic medical checkups
53. UNIT 5. LOW WEIGHT NEWBORN
54. Concept definition
55. Etiology and pathophysiology
56. LBW prognosis
57. Nursing care
59. UNIT 6. PREMATURE NEWBORN
60. Gestational age. Prematurity
61. - Premature delivery
62. Complications of prematurity
63. Prognosis of prematurity
64. Care and treatment of prematurity
65. Post-term newborn

MODULE 4. CALCULATION OF DOSES AND DRUGS USED IN NEONATOLOGY

1. UNIT 1. BASIC NEONATAL CARE
2. Hydration and feeding of the neonate
3. Specialized care and hygiene of the baby
4. - Care of the umbilical wound
5. - Hygiene and bathing
6. - Cleaning of genitalia and diapering
8. UNIT DIDACTIC 2. GENERAL NOCIONES GENERALES SOBRE LA ADMINISTRACIÓN DE FÁRMACOS
9. Generalities about drug administration
10. Oral route
11. Rectal route
12. Parenteral route
13. - Intradermal injection
14. - Subcutaneous injection
15. - Intramuscular injection
16. - Intravenous injection
17. Topical application
19. UNIT DIDACTIC 3. PHARMACEUTICAL FORMS
20. Pharmaceutical form concept
21. Non-sterile liquid forms
22. Sterile liquid forms
23. Non-sterile solid forms
24. Sterile solid forms
25. Semi-solid forms
26. Other pharmaceutical forms
28. TEACHING UNIT 4. NEONATAL AND PEDIATRIC DRUG DOSAGE
29. Anti-inflammatories
30. - Pediatric dosage of analgesics, antipyretics, anti-inflammatories
31. Antibiotics
32. - Pediatric dosage of antibiotics
34. TEACHING UNIT 5. NEONATAL AND PEDIATRIC DRUG DOSAGE II
35. Antiasthmatics
36. Systemic corticosteroids
37. Mucolytics
38. Antidiarrheals
39. Protectors and emollients
41. TEACHING UNIT 6. ADMINISTRATION OF ANESTHESIA IN NEONATES.
42. The pediatric anesthesiologist
43. Anesthesia in neonates
44. - Physiologic differences
45. - Pharmacologic differences in the neonate
46. - Problems associated with neonatal anesthesia
47. Preoperative evaluation
48. Intraoperative monitoring
49. Postoperative
50. - Postoperative care

MODULE 5. FOOD AND NUTRITION IN THE PRETHERAPY NEWBORN

1. UNIT 1. GENERAL ASPECTS OF FOOD AND NUTRITION.
2. Food
3. - Food
4. - Classification of food
5. Nutrition
6. - Nutrients
7. - Classification of nutrients
8. - Nutrient requirements: the nutritional pyramid and the nutritional oval
9. Other concepts related to food and nutrition
11. UNIT DIDACTIC 2. NUTRITIONAL NEEDS OF THE NEWBORN.
12. Physiological changes during the first year of life
13. Nutritional needs during the first year of life
14. Development in feeding during the first year of life
15. - From 0 to 6 months
16. - From 6 to 12 months
18. TEACHING UNIT 3. THE HEALTHY NEWBORN
19. Concept of the newborn
20. Characteristics of the newborn
21. - Physical examination
22. - Neurological examination
23. Basic daily care of the newborn
24. Classification of the newborn
26. UNIT 4. FEEDING THE NEWBORN: BREASTFEEDING.
27. Definition and composition of breast milk
28. Types of breastfeeding
29. - Natural breastfeeding
30. - Artificial breastfeeding
31. - Mixed breastfeeding
32. Recommendations for breastfeeding
33. Duration and frequency of feedings
35. UNIT DIDACTIC 5. THE PRETERMINE NEWBORN
36. Concept and classification of the preterm newborn
37. Characteristics of the preterm newborn
38. - Physiological examination
39. - Neurological examination
40. Prognosis and etiology
41. Care of the preterm newborn
42. - Vaccinations of the preterm newborn
44. UNIT DIDACTIC 6. COMPLICATIONS OF THE PRETERMAL NEWBORN.
45. Common pathologies in the preterm newborn
46. Short-term complications
47. - Neonatal complications
48. - Immediate care of the preterm newborn
49. Long-term complications
50. - Neurodevelopmental disorders
51. - Care and follow-up
53. UNIT DIDACTIC 7. FEEDING AND NUTRITION IN THE PRETHERABORN NEWBORN: ENTERAL NUTRITION
54. Concept of enteral nutrition
55. Characteristics of enteral formulas
56. Types of formulas
57. Methods of administration of enteral nutrition
58. - Recommendations for administration
59. Home enteral nutrition
60. - Criteria for home enteral nutrition
61. - Follow-up
62. Complications in the preterm newborn resulting from enteral nutrition
64. UNIT DIDACTIC 8. FEEDING AND NUTRITION IN THE PRETERMINE NEWBORN: PARENTERAL NUTRITION.
65. Concept of parenteral nutrition
66. Parenteral nutrition formulas in the preterm newborn
67. - Nutritional requirements of parenteral nutrition
68. - Considerations for parenteral nutrition formulas
69. Methods of parenteral nutrition administration
70. Home parenteral nutrition
71. - Criteria for home parenteral nutrition
72. - Follow-up
73. Complications in the preterm newborn resulting from parenteral nutrition

MODULE 6. RECOMMENDATIONS AND FOLLOW-UP OF THE PRETERMAL NEWBORN

1. UNIT 1. PREMATURAL NEWBORN CARE
2. Concept
3. Classification
4. Risk factors and prophylaxis
5. Nursing assessment
6. Parent-child interaction
7. Nursing assessment and recording
9. UNIT 2. INCUBATORS
10. Incubators
11. Radiant heat cribs
12. Thermoregulation and the neutral thermal environment
13. - The importance of thermal control
14. - Heat exchange
15. - Temperature monitoring
17. UNIT 3. ENTERAL AND PARENTERAL NUTRITION
18. Enteral nutrition
19. - Gastro-enterostomy or surgical probes
20. Preparation and administration in enteral nutrition
21. - Types of food in enteral nutrition
22. - Methods and forms of administration in enteral nutrition
23. Parenteral nutrition
24. - Feeding rhythm
25. - Complications and care in parenteral nutrition
27. UNIT DIDACTIC 4. RESPIRATORY ASSISTANCE
28. Basic concepts of pulmonary mechanics
29. - Pulmonary ventilation
30. - Cellular respiration and gas exchange
31. Monitoring the newborn with respiratory support
32. Indices of oxygenation and ventilation
33. Methods of ventilation
34. - Mechanical ventilation
35. - Non-invasive mechanical ventilation (NIV)
37. UNIT DIDACTIC 5. CONSTANT AND SAMPLE TAKING.
38. Basic Vital Signs Monitoring
39. - Monitoring Systems
40. Invasive Hemodynamic Monitoring
41. Sample collection
42. - Urine samples
43. - Blood samples
44. - Fecal samples
45. - Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)
47. UNIT DIDACTIC 6. PERFORMANCE OF COMPLEMENTARY TESTS.
48. Most frequent complementary tests in newborns
49. - Apgar score
50. - Auditory screening
51. Biopsies
52. Electrocardiogram and Electroencephalogram
53. Radiological Tests
54. - Protections
55. Lumbar Puncture
57. UNIT DIDACTIC 7. RESPIRATORY PHYSIOTHERAPY
58. Indications
59. Fundamentals
60. Methodology
61. Effectiveness of Respiratory Physiotherapy
62. - Contraindications, limitations and particularities of respiratory physiotherapy
63. Care

MODULE 7. MASTER'S THESIS