#1 Neonatal Flashcards

1
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Term infant:

A

38-40 wks (between 40-42 still “term”

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2
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Premature infant

A

<38 wks

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3
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Post-term infant

A

> 42 wks

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4
Q

What does IUGR stand for and what does it mean?

A

intrauterine growth retardation

–growth <5%tile

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5
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What does SGA stand for and what does it mean?

A

small for gestational age

–wt <10%tile for age

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6
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What does LGA stand for and what does it mean?

A

large for gestational age

–wt >90%tile for age

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7
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What does AGA stand for and what does it mean?

A

average for gestational age

–wt between 10-90%tile

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8
Q

Rectal Fever

A

> 100.4°F (38°C)

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9
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Axillary Fever

A

> 99°F (37.2°C)

- poor method

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10
Q

Oral Fever

A

ORAL: > 99.5°F (37.5°C)

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11
Q

Neonatal average pulse

A

120-140 BPM

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12
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1-2 yrs average pulse

A

80-140 BPM

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13
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3 yrs average pulse

A

80-120 BPM

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14
Q

> 3 yrs average pulse

A

70-115 BPM

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15
Q

For every degree rise in temperature, HR will increase by _________

A

10 BPM

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16
Q

Factors that increase HR (3)

A

anxiety
exercise
hypermetabolic states (fever)

17
Q

Factors that decrease HR (3)

A

HTN
increased ICP
hypometabolic states

18
Q

RR per minute: Newborn

A

30-80

19
Q

RR per minute: Early Infancy / Childhood

A

20-40

20
Q

RR per minute: Late Childhood /Adolescence

A

15-25

21
Q

SBP average: <1 yrs

A

70-90

22
Q

SBP average: 1-2 yrs

A

80-95

23
Q

SBP average: 2-5 yrs

A

80-100

24
Q

SBP average: 5-12 yrs

A

90-110

25
Q

SBP average: >12 yrs

A

100-120

26
Q

Factors that point towards a troublesome heart murmur: (4)

A

1-persists beyond 2-3 days
2-louder
3-occupies diastole and systole
4-radiates widely

27
Q

Olive-shaped mass in RUQ or epigastric region immediately after infant vomits:

A

pyloric stenosis

28
Q

“Sausage” in left or right upper quadrant? and MC presents in what age group?

A

intussception (MC kids 3-12 mos. of age)

29
Q

Clinical presentation of Fetal alcohol Syndrome: (5)

A
1- flat philtrum
2- wide-set eyes
3- inner epicanthal folds
4- short nose
5- relatively thin upper lip