EXAM TWO Flashcards
Indication for Phototherapy
Bilirubin of 5-9 mg/100
Assessment of newborn’s cry
Normal is lusty
Abnormal is shrill or high pitched
Signs of respiratory distress
Grunting
Retracting
Nasal flaring
RR >60
Conditions that cause shift of apical pulse
Pneumothorax
Atelectasis
Conditions that cause cyanosis
Hypoxemia
Condition that causes yellowish hue to skin
Jaundice/Hyperbilirubinemia
Abnormality usually associated with an abnormal number of vessels in the cord
Urinary tract or other anomalies
Classification of newborns by weight
AGA
SGA
LGA
Cause of Murmur
PDA or PFO
Cause of Green/Dark green staining
Meconium aspiration
Cause of Frothy secretions
TEF
Cause of Pallor
Shock or anemia
Cause of Retractions
Respiratory distress
Cause of Abnormal facial features
Alcohol syndrome
Cause of Scaphoid abdomen
Diaphragmatic hernia
Cause of Abdominal distension
NEC
Examples of factors assessed by the Dubowitz/New Ballard Score
Plantar creases
Square Window
Scarf sign
Heel to ear
Purpose of the Dubowitz/New Ballard Score
Accurate gestational age
Normal abdominal skin temperature
36-36.5 degrees Celsius
Nebulizers used for CNT
Heart and HOPE
Characteristics of periodic breathing
Intermittent respiratory pauses for up to 10 seconds
Assessment of Fontanel
Want it to be FIRM but SOFT
*Bulging means Increased ICP
Appropriate Size ETT
<1000g = 2.5
1000-1500g = 3.0
1500-2500g = 3.5
Normal Newborn = 3.5-4
Proper position (high and low) of UAC
High T8
Low L3-4