children part 1 (lect 1.2 & 1.3) Flashcards

1
Q

Which condition indicates that you should assess the neonate for congenital anomalies?

a. 1 umbilical artery
b. 1 umbilical vein
c. 1 umbilical vein & 2 umbilical arteries
d. 2 umbilical arteries

A

a. 1 umbilical artery

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2
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Normal weight for a full-term neonate

a. 4395-5155g
b. 2495-3998g
c. 1495-2385g
d. 5000g-5995g

A

b. 2495-3998g

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3
Q

Where should you place the measuring tape when measuring head circumference?

A

Around neonate’s head, across the centre of his forehead and occiput

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4
Q

At what age/stage will the child develop “lengthy sentences with increasing complexity”?

A

Pre-school, 2.5-5yrs

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5
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Palmar grasp precedes Pincer grasp. T/F?

A

True

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6
Q

How long does it take for breastfeeding to complete and how much per day?

A

1st 6 months complete!

120-150ml/kg/day

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7
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Urinary output (volume) for infants and children?

A

infant: 350-550 ml/day
child: 500-1000 ml/day

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8
Q

Vital signs of a neonate: HR and RR?

A

HR: 120-180 bpm
RR: 40-60

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9
Q

What are the risk factors for visual problems?

A
  • Low birth weight (<1500gm)
  • Resus. / O2 needed at birth
  • Maternal German measles/ toxoplasmosis infections during pregnancy
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10
Q

Which of the following are also known as “fused fingers”?

a. Polydactyly
b. Syndactyly
c. Clubbed fingers

A

b. Syndactyly

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11
Q

What enzyme catalyses breakdown of unconjugated bilirubin?

A

Glucuronyl transferase (liver enzyme)

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12
Q

Cephalohematoma and polycythaemia both result in more RBCs breakdown. T/F?

A

True

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13
Q

What happens to the liver enzymes in breast milk jaundice?

A

Progesterone from the milk decreases activity of liver enzymes in 1st few days of breastfeeding

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14
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Side effects of double blue phototherapy

A
  • Increase insensible water loss; temp. instability
  • Rashes
  • Diarrhoea
  • Retinal damage
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15
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Management of neonatal jaundice

A
  • NBM if baby needs exchange transfusion
  • Increase feeds by at least 10%
  • Continue breastfeeding
  • Importance of follow up esp. for babies discharged before age 48 hrs
  • Give thorough breastfeeding advice
  • Teach the signs of dehydration
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16
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Signs & symptoms of an unwell baby

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  • Med. cause (Infection): URTI, GE, UTI, conjunctivitis, otitis media, meningitis
  • Surg cause: Head injury, trauma, intussusception, IO, pyloric stenosis, hernia
  • Any non-accidental injury
  • Parental anxiety and inability to cope
17
Q

Desc craniosynostosis

A

premature fusing of the sutures,
brain will not be able to expand,
growth affected