Neonatology

Question 1

When is jaundice always abnormal

Answer 1

detected within first 24 hours of birth

Question 2

diffuse edema or swelling of soft tissue of the scalp that crosses cranial sutures and midline

Answer 2

Caput succedaneum

Question 3

Neonatal respiratory

Answer 3

greater than 60 breaths/min

Question 4

consider what if there is an increased femoral pulses

Answer 4

patent ductus arteriosus

Question 5

Epispadias associated with

Answer 5

bladder extrophy

Question 6

Rocker bottom feet associated with

Answer 6

trisomy 18

Question 7

ground glass appearance of lungs on CXR

Answer 7

respiratory distress syndrome

- see air bronchograms

Question 8

Persistent pulmonary hypertension of the newborn

Answer 8

any condition, other than congenital heart disease, societal with low blood flow to the lungs after birth

Question 9

2 common causes of persistent pulmonary hypertension of the newborn

Answer 9

• perinatal asphyxia

- MAS

Question 10

When does breastfeeding jaundice occur?

Answer 10

frist week of life

Question 11

when does breast milk jaundice occur

Answer 11

after the first week of life

Question 12

what part of the diaphragm is impacted in congenital diaphragmatic hernia

Answer 12

left

Question 13

abdominal radiograph shows soap-bubble apperance

Answer 13

meconium ileus

Question 14

what is pneumatosis intestinalis and what is it found int

Answer 14

• air in the bowel wall

- necrotizing enterocolitis