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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
It makes newborn nursing easier to reason through by linking visible warning signs, underlying physiology, and the next clinical action.
STAT Stitch Deep Dive Podcast Beyond The Bedside turns newborn nursing into a brisk two-voice exchange between physiological explanation, bedside priorities, and exam logic.
Caput crosses suture lines; your exam panic gets a mnemonic and a reason.
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A brisk newborn nursing primer that keeps physiology tied to bedside priorities.
The episode moves quickly through newborn nursing, but it stays grounded in what matters at the bedside. It treats infant-of-diabetic-mother hypoglycemia, jaundice timing, Rh incompatibility, and grief as practical checkpoints, not separate topics, which keeps the listening…
A brisk newborn-safety lesson that turns physiology into bedside judgment, though the pace can feel dense.
This episode frames the first minutes after birth as a narrow but consequential handoff from womb to delivery room. It keeps attention on the nurse's bedside judgment: whether a newborn is adapting as expected or showing a red flag that calls for immediate action and reporting.
A focused newborn refresher, strongest on the caput succedaneum versus cephalohematoma distinction.
The episode treats newborn adaptation as a rapid physiologic shift, and the vivid comparisons make the move from placental support to independent breathing easy to grasp.
A brisk newborn safety lesson that turns red flags into immediate action.
This episode treats newborn care like a live triage problem. It centers on the signs that matter most: jitteriness, poor suck reflex, lethargy, hypotonia, and a weak or high-pitched cry. The advice stays practical.
A brisk OB review connects postpartum priorities with newborn cold stress in a practical, exam-ready way.
Postpartum nursing comes through as a two-patient emergency, with a mother's major physiologic recovery unfolding beside a newborn who can lose heat almost immediately.
A brisk OB safety refresher on privacy, screening, and when to escalate.
The episode tracks fast-moving OB safety judgment: noticing risk, separating the client from a partner when privacy matters, and asking direct questions without losing the thread.
Local medicine, told through physicians' lives.
Clinical oncology evidence, translated into treatment decisions.
Obstetrics does not draw clean lines.
The first minutes after birth can turn fast.
Birth hits like a systems shock.
Newborn nursing gets messy fast.
The episode on postpartum and newborn discharge teaching frames obstetric nursing as an exam-heavy “high-yield” review built around Rubin’s theory, postpartum blues versus postpartum depression, lochia, hemorrhage, and newborn thermoregulation.
A pregnant client comes into triage with a partner nearby.
A nurse recounts a dramatic emergency room case involving prolonged CPR and an LVAD, sharing clinical insights for nursing students.
A nursing podcast discussing the challenges of studying obstetrics and embryology for nursing exams.
A nursing podcast that blends clinical storytelling with education, using a dramatic ER scenario to discuss medical diagnosis and obstetric nursing.
A nursing podcast that uses a dramatic emergency room scenario to teach clinical reasoning and the importance of recognizing subtle symptoms.
This episode discusses a common yet critical pregnancy complication (preeclampsia) and how nursing students can develop clinical judgment to recognize it.