Chater 21 Flashcards

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Non shivering thermogenesis

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Primary method of heat production
Metabolism of brown fat to produce/generates heat
Blood passes through and is warmed then carries warmth to rest of body

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Methods of heat loss

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Evaporation
Conduction
Convection
Radiation

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What interferes with heat regeneration

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Iugr- inadequate brown fat stress
Hypoxia
Hypoglycemia
Acidosis

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Commom s/s amd effects/hazards of cold stress on the neonate

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Respiratory distress- increased need for o2, diminished surfactant production, vasoconstriction
Hyopglycemia- glucose use to produce heat metabolically
Jaundice
Metabolic acidosis

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Hyperthermia in infants

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Increased need for glucose and o2
Peripheral vasodilation increased insensible fluid losses
Brown fat (look up in book)

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Newborn stools first stool

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Meconium- consists of amniotic fluid, vernix, hair, cells
Greenish black with thick sticky tarlike consistency
Usually within 12 hr
If not before 48 obstruction suspected

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New born stool- second kind

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Transitional
Combo of meconium and milk stools
Greenish brown and looser than meconium

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Last stage of newborn stools

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Milk stools
Breast milk
Seedy with mustard colors and consistency
Sweetnsour smell
More frequent
After day 6 6-8/ day

Formula
Pale yellow to light brown
Firmer
May excrete several stools/day or only 1-2

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Increased risk for hypoglycemia

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Preterm, late term, small for GA,
Glycogen stored may have not accumulated adequately
Infants exposed to stressors like asphyxia, infection, cold

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Source of bilirubin

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Primary source

Hemolysis of erythrocytes

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Kernicterus

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Permanent neurological injury the results from this bilirubin toxicity

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Physiologic jaundice

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Caused by transient hyperbilirubinemia
Considered normal
Total serum bilirubin peak at 5-6 between 2nd-4th day
Falls to <2 by days 5-7
Appears 2nd to 3rd day after birth
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