Infant Conditions Flashcards

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Hyperbilirubinemia
defined as infant >35 w as total serum bilirubin greater than __

product of __
__ circulates in blood bound to __ and transferred to __
___ allows for conjuation of bilirubin w ___, excreted in __

bile excreted in __
__ broken into urobilin by ___ (req gut flora which babies ____)
instead, conj biliruin is __ by betaglucuronidase

__ is reasborebd and ___ (enterohepatic recycling)

A

95 percentile

heme breakdown
unconj bilirubin, albumin, liver
UGT, glucuronic acid, bile

digestive tract
conj bilirubin, bacterial enzymes, do not have
deconj

uncoj bilirubin, recycled

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Term newbors have __x as much bilirub as adults bc of inc __ and shorter ___
__ is deficient, not reaching adult levels until __ of age
inc in ___
lack of __ leads to lack of clearance
__ gets unconj and __

Inc bilirubin w H__ due to A__, R__, S__, E__, G__, P___, Congenital __, S__
P
S__ such as cephalohematoma

Dec clearance
C___ type 1 (__ absent) and type 2 (UGT activity is __)
G, C, H, P__ leading to inc _

A
2-3x, Hct, RBC lifespan
UGT, 14w
enterohepatic circ
gut flora
conj bilirubin, reabsorbed

hemolysis, ABO incomp, Rh incomp, spherocytosis, eliptocytosis, G6PD, PKD, erythropoeietic porphyria, sepsis
polcythemia
sequestration

crigler najar, absent
low
gilberts
congenital hypoT, human milk jaundice, poor feeding, enterohepatic recycling

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Common causes of uconj hyperbilirubinemia in newborn
B
B
A
P
impaired intestinal motility secondary to __ or __ obstruction (such as __)

Breastfeeding jaundice
delay in establishing effective __
Maternal factors: poor __/p/f/a/s
neonatal factors: poor __/__ stay/ineffective __/__/__

weight __, hypo__, hyper___, jaundice by __d
exaggeration of ___

A
breastfeeding jaundice
breast milk jaundice
ABO incompat
prematurity
fxnal/true, pyloric stenosis

breastfeeding
tech, pain, fatigue, analgesia, sedation
transition, nicu, suck/swallow/breathe

loss, volemia, natremia, 3-5d
physio jaundice

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Breast milk jaundice
begins toward end of __, usually bw day __ to __
peaks win __ after birth
declines to mormal by __ of age or sooner

BM has inc conc of __ which prevents ___ and allows inc __/___

A

1st w, 6-14d
2wks
12w

beta glucuronidase, bilirubin conjugation, intestinal reabsorp/enterohepatic recirc

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Prematurity- same mech as _
immaturity of __/__/__
more likely to have __ or delay in ___ leading to inc __

BIND and kernicterus
TSB > __ mg assc w billirubin induced __
unconj bilirubin crosses __ and deposits in __

acutely known as __
H/A/R/O/F/High pitched __

chronic known as __
athetoid __, __/__ loss, __ probs, M

A

term
RBC, hepatic cells, GI tract
feeding issues, enteral feeding, enterohepatic circ

25-30mg, neuro dysfxn
BBB, brain tissue

Acute bilirubin enceph
hypertonia, arching, retrocollis, opisthotnos, fever, cry

kernicterus
CP, hearing/vision, dental, mental retard

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under nonstressed cx, fetal glucose derived entirely from __ via ___
fetus produces __ to reg
serum __ declines after birth, then __ and maintained w __

hypoGly due to inadequate ___
inadequate __ and impaired __
inc ___ via excessive __

A

mother, placental transfer
insulin
glucose, inc, regular feedings

glucose supply
glycogen, glucose prod
glucose utilization, insulin sec

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Inadequate glucose supply
P__ as glucose crosses placenta in __

IUGR- difficulty __, leading to __ and faster utilization of __

some __ can cause disruption of __/__
__ dysfxn

Inc Utilization
Hyper __ of infant from __ or perinatal __/__
P__- overutilization by inc number of ___
S_

A

prematurity, third trimester

transition, stress, glycogen

IEoM, glycogenolysis/gluconeogensis
hepatic

insulinism, diabetic mother, asphyxia/stress
polycythemia, RBC
sepsis

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Signs of hypoGly
brain primarily uses \_\_ for metabolic demands
J/S
S
I
Poor \_\_
H

hypoGly has risk for permanent __, depending on severity/duration
linked to __ later w __

A
glucose
jitters, seizures
sweating
irritability
suck
hypotonia

neuro injury
poor school performance, neurosensory disability

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VK deficient bleeding
clotting factor synthesized by \_\_\_
neonates have  \_\_\_
absence of \_\_
low levels of \_\_ of VK
\_\_ cannot store it

can present at __ or __
Skin __, mucosal __, __ bleeding, __ bleeding, IC __

maternal RF
A__
meds for __
__ antagonist

A
intestinal bacteria
low VK
gut flora
transplacental passage
fetal liver

birth, weeks later
bruising, bleeding, umbilical/circumsion, hemorrhage

antiepileptics
tb meds
VK

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10
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prophylactic __ is given to newborns after birth
__ is not available, not efficacious for __ VKDB

Hemolytic dz of newborn
can be from __ or __ blood groups
Major blood groups
R__ and A__

A

VK1 (Phytonadione)
oral, late onset

major/minor
Rh Hemolytic dz
ABO incompatability

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RH hemolytic disease
classified as __ neg/pos based upon expression of __ on RBC
independent of __
only effects __ if mother has been previously ___

Rh __ woman preg w Rh __ baby
During delivery, __ enter mom circulation through breaks in ___
mother makes __ during/after preg
mothers anti-Rh anibodies crss __ and destroy ___

A

Rhesus, major D antigen
ABO
fetus, sensitized

neg, positive
Rh antigens, placenta
anti-Rh antibodies
placenta, blood cells

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Rh hemolytic dz presents w \_\_ in 1st 24 hrs
Symptomatic \_\_ (L\_\_ and T)
more severe than \_\_\_
inc more \_\_ w successive \_\_
leads to \_\_

Hydrops fetalis- most severe form of __
may present as __ at delivery
often need __
high ___

A
hyperbilirubinemia
anemia, lethargy/tachycardia
ABO incompat
severe, preg
hydrops fetalis

hemolytic disease
shock
transfusion
mortality rate

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Rh Hemolytic dz prevent
Any Rh neg mother given __ to prevent alloimunization
given at __ gestation as outpatient for __
given at any time mother is __ and risk of __

ABO incompat can occur at __
exclusively in mothers that are blood type __
less severe than __
body produces ab around __ from antigens in __

A

anti-D IgG
28w, prophylaxis
untx, bleeding

1st preg
O
Rh

6m, environment

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14
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ABO dx
direct vs indirect antiglobulin test
Direct- testing newborn __ to see if __ attached

indirect- wash newborn __ and test __ to see if __ prset

A

RBC, maternal ab

RBC, serum, antibodies

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15
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Group A blood
Antigen for \_\_
Ab for \_\_
can have cannot have \_\_ or \_\_ blood
can have \_\_ or \_\_ blood 
Gorup B
atigen for \_\_
Ab for \_\_
cannot have \_\_ or \_\_ blood
can have \_\_ or \_\_ blood
A

A
B
AB/B
A/O

B
A
AB/A
B/O

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16
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Group AB
antigen for __
no __
can have __

Group O
antigen for __
antibody for __
blood type only __

A

AB
antibody
all types

none
A and B
O