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This document provides a confidential report from a public health laboratory regarding abnormal screening results for a newborn. It includes details about the patient, the testing conducted, and specific recommendations for follow-up care based on the screening results. Notably, the report indicates abnormal findings for Cystic Fibrosis and Spinal Muscular Atrophy, along with recommended actions for confirmatory testing.

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How to fill out newborn screening report

1. Obtain the newborn screening report form from the healthcare provider.
2. Fill in the newborn's demographic information, including name, date of birth, and parent's details.
3. Record the gestational age and birth weight of the newborn.
4. Indicate the timing of the test; ideally within the first 24-48 hours after birth.
5. Collect the blood sample using the heel prick method, ensuring proper technique to avoid contamination.
6. Place the blood sample on the designated filter paper as instructed.
7. Complete the sections related to the newborn's medical history and any noted issues at birth.
8. Review the filled form for accuracy and completeness.
9. Submit the report to the designated laboratory or healthcare facility as per the instructions.

Who needs newborn screening report?

1. All newborns require a newborn screening report to detect potential genetic or metabolic disorders.
2. Parents or guardians of newborns should ensure the screening is conducted for early diagnosis and intervention.
3. Healthcare providers and pediatricians need the report for proactive health management of the newborn.

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What is newborn screening report?

A newborn screening report is a document that records the results of various tests conducted on newborn babies to identify certain genetic, metabolic, hormonal, and functional conditions that may lead to serious health issues if not treated early.

Who is required to file newborn screening report?

Typically, healthcare providers who perform the newborn screening tests, such as hospitals or birthing centers, are required to file the newborn screening report with the appropriate health department or governing body.

How to fill out newborn screening report?

To fill out a newborn screening report, healthcare providers should gather the required information about the newborn, including the baby's name, date of birth, and test results, and complete the standardized forms provided by the state's health department, ensuring accuracy and completeness.

What is the purpose of newborn screening report?

The purpose of the newborn screening report is to detect any potential health conditions early in a newborn's life, enabling timely intervention and treatment, which can prevent serious health complications or developmental issues.

What information must be reported on newborn screening report?

The information that must be reported on a newborn screening report includes the baby's personal details (name, date of birth, and medical records), details of the testing performed, test results, and any follow-up actions recommended based on those results.