3K views · 25 reactions | Newborns experience bluish discoloration of the skin and mucous membranes (such as the lips, tongue, and mouth) due to a lack of oxygen in the arterial blood. #babycare #nicubaby #BabyLove #babysick #littlefighter #nicucare | Yuli Ismalia | Facebook

Peripheral Cyanosis in Newborns Definition: Peripheral cyanosis (also called acrocyanosis) is a bluish discoloration of a newborn’s hands and feet while the lips, tongue, and central body remain pink. It is common in the first 24–48 hours after birth. Cause: It happens due to: • Immature circulation • Slow blood flow to the extremities • Exposure to cold • Normal transition from fetal to newborn circulation It is usually physiological (normal) in healthy newborns. Clinical Features: • Blue or pu