2hour old male w/ RDS Flashcards

1
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Ddx for tachypnea in a newborn

A
RDS
TTN
Pneumothorax
Meconium aspiration
Hypoglycemia
Hypothermia
Cardiac abnormalities
Neonatal Sepsis
Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia
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2
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risk factors for neonatal sepsis

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maternal colonization with GBS
PROM
Delivery <37 weeks
Maternal fever or chorioamnionitis

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3
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Premature birth is a risk factor for which conditions presenting w/ tachypnea

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RDS, pneumothorax, sepsis/pneumonia

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4
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Maternal diabetes is a risk factor which conditions presenting w/ tachypnea

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TTN, RDS

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5
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Delivery by c-section risk factor for which condition presenting w/ tachypnea

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TTN

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6
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CXR distinguishes transient tachypnea of the newborn versus respiratory distress syndrome in that it shows…

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TTN: wet looking lungs, no consolidation, no air bronchograms

RDS: diffuse reticulogranular appearance (ground glass appearance) and air bronchograms

Diaphragmatic hernia: develops on the left side, air-filled loops of bowel in the left side of the chest, displace the heart mediastinum to the contralateral side.

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7
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when does tachypnea preclude oral feeding?

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RR of >80/minute will have difficulty with oral and NG feedings, would need some IVF support.

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8
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what is a target glucose screen value prior to feeds

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> 45mg/dL

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9
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risk factors for congenital dysplasia of the hip

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breech position, female, family hx

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10
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When do you screen for developmental dysplasia of the hip

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serial clinical exams up to 12mos

Females born in breech

optional for boys born in breech
optional for girls w/ family hx

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11
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Newborn hospital discharge instructions for feeding

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feed on demand q2-4hours, 10-15mins on each side

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12
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Newborn hospital discharge instructions for Jaundice

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measure tbili before discharge, contact physician if jaundice appears

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13
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Newborn hospital discharge instructions for vitamin d

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daily vitamin d drops if breastfed

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14
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Newborn hospital discharge instructions for sleeping

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bassinet for sleeping (no sharing sleeping space)

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15
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newborn with tachypnea–>blood glucose levels requiring intervention at <4 hours of life

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<25mg/dL w/out sxs or <40 mg/dL w/ sxs

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