newborn Flashcards
SGA is < ? centile
< 10th
what is there a risk of in monochorionic twins
TTTs»_space; scan every 2 weeks
pre term is classed as ?
24 > 36 +6
key feature of NEC
pneumatosis intestinalis
signs of hydrops fetalis
swollen liver
severe abdo swelling
most common type of hydrops fetalis
non immune i.e. heart/lung problems, severe anaemia, genetic
what is immune hydrops fetalis most commonly a complication of
rhesus incompatibility
potters syndrome
due to oligohydramnios
clubbed feet
renal agenesis
pulmonary hypoplasia
abx used in NEX
fotaxime
vancomycin
what mirrors disease activity in NEC
platelets
tx for meningitis if:
< 21 days
> 3m - 18 yrs
< 21 days: cefataxime and amoxicillin (or ampicillin)
> 21 days: ceftriaxone
+ dexamethasone with 1st dose! (unless organism is very likely to be n.meningitidis)
common organisms that cause sepsis in babies < 48 hrs old
ecoli and GBS
meconium ileum might indicate which condition?
CF
ix for suspected malrotation
upper GI contrast with follow through