4th Year Neonatology Flashcards

1
Q

what do two doses of steroids prior to delivery decrease risk of?

A

RDS
sepsis
IVH
NEC

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2
Q

drugs given in the neonatal period

A
  • vitamin K
  • caffeine in early pre-terms
  • ABIDEC (multivitamin) + sytron (iron/ sodium feredate)
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3
Q

what is NEC?

A

widespread necrosis in small and large intestine

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4
Q

when does NEC tend to occur?

A

when recovering from RDS

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5
Q

presentation of NEC

A
lethargy
bloody stool
bilious vomit
abdominal distension
temperature
apnoea
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6
Q

diagnosis of RDS

A

CXR

airbronchogram has ground glass appearance

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7
Q

prevention of RDS

A

betamethasone or dexamethasone offered to all women at risk of delivery 23-35 weeks

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8
Q

management of RDS

A

low level oxygen
curosurf
aim sats at 85-93% to prevent ROP

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9
Q

what is IVH

A

bleeding into the germinal matrix

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10
Q

when do most IVH occur?

A

first day of life

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11
Q

RF for IVH

A

RDS

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12
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management ofROP

A

diode laser therapy

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13
Q

screening criteria for ROP

A

<1500g

<32 weeks

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14
Q

when does physiological jaundice occur?

A

2-5 days

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15
Q

causes of jaundice in the first 24 hours

A

sepsis
ABO incompatibility
RhD incompatibility
red cell anomalies e.g. spherocytosis

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16
Q

unconjugated jaundice causes

A

physiological
breast feeding
hypothyroid
galactosaemia

17
Q

conjugated jaundice causes

A

biliary atresia

neonatal hepatitis

18
Q

management of jaundice

A

phototherapy

exchange transfusions

19
Q

what is kernicterus?

A

clinical feature of acute bilirubin encephalopathy due to unconjugated bilirubin accumulation in basal ganglia> CP +SNHL

20
Q

BPD

A

oxygen requirement beyond 36 weeks + pulmonary parenchymal disease

barotrauma

continued lung growth over 2-3 years, wheezy

21
Q

management of nappy rash

A

sudocream

if candida give clotrimazole cream

22
Q

minor derm neonatal problems

A
strawberry naevus
milia
erythema toxicum
stork marks
neonatal acne
23
Q

contraindications to breast feeding

A

HIV +ve mother
amiodarone
antithyroid drugs
opiates