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Prenatal Home Observation
November 7, 2017. I worked in Anthony Annex office. We conducted a prenatal home visit. The participant is in her first trimester. We provided her education about healthy behaviors in pregnancy. Also, we provided her education for childbirth, breastfeeding, and parenting. We discuss important lifestyle recommendations for the pregnant mom like begin prenatal vitamins and smoking cessation. Later, we conducted an office visit. The mom completed an ASQ-3 screening composed of 21 questions. This screening can identify accurately infants or young children who are in need of further assessment to determine whether they are eligible for early intervention or early childhood education
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