1. Premature Babies By Chris Blankenship

2. What I Already Knew My Questions The Story of My Search My Works Cited My Search Results My Growth as a Research

3. What I Already Knew! I didn’t know much about premature babies before I started my research, I knew that they were small and some are not fully developed. I choose this topic because my cousin was a premature baby and he died because his lungs were not fully developed

4. My Questions What can cause a baby to be premature? What are some risks of having or being a premature baby Can being premature cause problems later in life? What is the care like for a premature baby?

5. The story of my search I visited PowerLibrary and got a lot of information. Some resources really helped and others were a waste of time. Easybib.com helped me do my work cited! I also looked through books at the library and learned more about my topic.

6. My growth as a researcher I learned that PowerLibrary had a lot of informational articles on my topic, and I learned how to use EBSCO host better. I have a lot of information and think that I will be able to do this paper with ease. I think that I am comfortable with using Delicious to tag websites after being almost done with my research.

7. My works cited Ketchedjian, Armen G. "The Risks of Having a Premature Baby." Consumer Health Complete. EBSCO, Sept.-Oct. 2009. Web. 19 Mar. 2012. Bellieni, C. V., M. Maffei, G. Ancora, D. Cordelli, M. Mastrocola, G. Faldella, E. Ferretti, and G. Buonocore. "Is the ABC Pain Scale Reliable for Premature Babies?." Consumer Health Complete. EBSCO, July 2007. Web. 20 Mar. 2012. Bromberger, Patricia. "Premature Baby: Hospital Care." Consumer Health Complete. EBSCO, Oct. 2011. Web. 18 Mar. 2012. "Campaign Run to Improve Care for Premature Babies." Consumer Health Complete. EBSCO, Mar. 2011. Web. 21 Mar. 2012.

8. My search results Very small premature babies are usually born more than 8 weeks early (after less than 32 weeks of pregnancy). These babies:  have very red, thin skin and very little fat  have perfectly formed organs that are not mature enough to work well for several weeks  need special care in the hospital for at least 3 to 4 weeks and often much longer until they are mature enough to be cared for at home. There are many causes of early birth. Sometimes a baby may need to be delivered early because the pregnancy causes a health problem for the mother. Sometimes there is an infection in the birth canal that causes early labor or causes the mother's water to break early. Twins or other multiple births are often born early.