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Neonatology Flashcards

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Steroids to prevent BPD

  • dex
  • hydrocort
  • inhaled corticosteroids
A

Dex:
- not in 1st week
- not routinely for evolving BPD
- consider low dose over 7-10 days for babies with worsening CLD, increasing O2 requirements
HC:
- consider low dose (physiologic replacement) within first week for those at highest risk
ICS: not routinely recommended

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Infants of moms with covid-19

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NPS if mother positive within 2hrs (but consider between 2-24hrs)
- repeat positive swabs at 24-48 hrs

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Donor and recipient in monochorionic unbalanced flows

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Donor: IUGR, oligohydramnios, no bladder seen, MCA doppler abnormal, anemia, ischemia, IUFD
Recipient: polyhydramnios, CHF, hydrops, CHD (valves/septum), polycythemia

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Antenatal steroids in prematurity

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< 34+6 weeks

- lung development, IVH, NEC, mortality

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Antenatal magnesium sulphate

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<33+6

- neuroprotection (CP)

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Polyhydramnios associations

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  • esophageal atresia

- TEF

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Risk factors for prematurity

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  • <20 or > 40 yrs
  • very low SES, low BMI
    Past gyne/OB (pyelo, uterine, cervical anomalies, multiple abortions)
    Lifestyle: >10 cigarettes/day, heavy work
    Pregnancies: multiple, previon prem delivery
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Risk factors for IUGR

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Maternal: hypertension, preeclampsia, renal disease, diabetes, antiphospholipid syndrome, nutritional deficiency, smoking and substances, maternal hypoxia
Fetal: multiple gestation, placental abnormalities, infection, congenital anomaly, chromosomes

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Fetal circulation shunts

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  1. Ductus venosus: UV –> IVC
  2. Foramen ovale: RA –> LA
  3. ductus arteriosus: PA –> Aorta
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Contraindications to breastfeeding

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  1. HIV
  2. localized HSV
  3. few drugs (street drugs, +++ alcohol, chemotherapy, immunosuppressants)
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HC growth rate

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0.5cm/week for 1st 2 months then 1cm/mont from 2-6 months

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12
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PPHN treatment

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Goal = decrease pulmonary vascular restance and increase systemic vascular pressure

  • Pulm vasodilators: oxygen, nitric oxide
  • avoid pulm vasoconstrictors: acidosis, hypercarbia, cold/stress
  • Systemic pressure: volume ++, inotropes
  • other: prostaglandins keeping duct open can sometimes be helpful
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BPD definition

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  • oxygen dependence beyond 28 days or at 36 weeks post-gestational age
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14
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BWT definitions

  • LBW
  • VLBW
  • ELBW
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LBW < 2500
VLBW<1500
ELBW <1000

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15
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Apnea DDX in term baby

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Never normal in term infant 
- mat drug
- sepsis/meningitis
- ICH
- seizure
- GERD
- metabolic
- polycythemia
- PDA
- central hypoventilation
- hypoxia/acidosis
(note 20% of VLBW still have apnea at term corrected)
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16
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Risk factors for ROP

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  • hypotension
  • prolonged ventialtion
  • oxygen therapy
  • slow postanatal growth
  • prematurity
17
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NEC risk factors

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  • prematurity
  • ischemia (asphyxia, CHD, PDA, severe IUGR, exchange transfusions)
  • complication of Hirschprungs
  • infection
  • feeding (breast milk protective)
18
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Early onset sepsis risk factors

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GBS (swab or bacteriuria)
Previous infant with GBS disease
PROM>18hrs
maternal temp

19
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Floppy baby

  • brain
  • spinal cord
  • anterior horn cell
  • neuromuscualr junction
  • muscle
  • genetic syndrome
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Brain: perinatal depression/HIE
Spinal cord: trauma, stenosis
Ant horn cell: SMA (face sparing)
Neuromuscular jxn: Myasthenia gravis (transient)
Muscle: congenital muscular dystrophy (AR), congenital myotonic dystrophy (mother affected)
Genetic: T21, Prader Willi

20
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Perinatal brachial plexus palsy

C5,C6,C7

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  • Upper/Middle = Erbs = C5/6/7 = waiter’s tip
  • Lower Klumpke = C8-T1 , klaw hand (rare)
  • C5 to T1 = often associated with Horner’s = less favorable
21
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Hypoglycemia

  • decreased substrate
  • increased utilization
  • inability to use glucose
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Decreased substrate: SGA, prem, discordant twin
Increased utilization: (hyperinsulinism: IDM, B-W, SGA), polycythemia
Inability to use: GSD-1, galactosemia, fructose intolerance, IEM
Other: birth asphyxia, CAH, hypopit

22
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Features suggestive of IEM (labs)

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  • hypoglycemia
  • acidosis
  • hyperammonemia
  • hyperbilirubinemia
23
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IEM - normal gas and high ammonia

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Urea cycle defect

24
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IEM: acidosis +/- high ammonia

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Organic acidemia

25
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IEM: hypoglycemia, normal gas, normal ammonia

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Galactosemia

26
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Kleihauer test

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check maternal blood for fetal hemoglobin

27
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Polycythemia

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  • measure central Hct (venous/arteria)
  • HCT> 75% repeated or symptomatic: partial exchange transfusion (controversial as rarely done)
  • volume

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