This lecture will describe the normal physiology of infant blood sugar regulation before diving into a detailed conversation about neonatal hypoglycemia. We will explore risk factors for hypoglycemia as well as observation, management and treatment protocols for infants experiencing symptomatic and asymptomatic low blood sugars in the newborn period.
Learning Objectives:
1) Describe the infant body's normal pathways for blood sugar regulation
2) List 2 sub-groups of newborns who are at greatest risk for hypoglycemia
3) Explain 2 protocols for monitoring blood sugars and treating hypoglycemia in the newborn period
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