Newborn Care Flashcards

1
Q

What does APGAR stand for?

A
Appearance
Pulse
Grimace
Activity
Resp effort
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2
Q

At what APGAR score are interventions needed for a NB?

A

< 7

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3
Q

Why is vitamin K given at birth?

A

to help with clotting and prevent hemorrhagic disease

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4
Q

How long can NB eye prophylaxis be delayed?

A

up to 2 hrs

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5
Q

Birth weight values:

1) LBW
2) VLBW
3) ELBW
4) Macrosomia

A

1) < 2500 gm
2) 1000-1500 gm
3) < 1000 gm
4) > 4000 gm

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6
Q

What is normal wt loss in a NB?

A
  • in first 3-5 days

- up to 10% norm

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7
Q

NB returns to normal birth wt by which time?

A

day 10 - 14

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8
Q

How much weight should a NB gain after regaining its original birth weight?

A

approx 1 oz daily

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9
Q

How many oz in a pound?

A

16 oz = 1 lbs

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10
Q

What would be normal expected weight for a NB weighing 7 lbs?

A
  • 7lbs x 16oz = 112 oz

ans: 112 x 10% = 11.2 oz wt loss

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11
Q

What is the normal length range for a full-term baby?

A

18.5 - 22 inches

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12
Q

Term for NB whose birth wt is below the 10th percentile?

A

Small for Gestational Age (SGA)

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13
Q

When does pseudostrabismus resolve in a NB?

A

3 - 4 months

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14
Q

What is choanal atresia?

A

blockage of the back of the nasal passage

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15
Q

What is the rooting reflex in a NB?

A

when they turn their head towards the source of a stimulus to suckle

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16
Q

What are Epsteins Pearls?

A

calcium deposits that feel like teeth in the mouth

17
Q

When does the umbilical cord fall off?

A

approx 7 - 14 days

18
Q

Which maneuvers are done to test for hip instability in an NB?

A

Barlow and Ortolani

19
Q

When should calcium be started for a NB?

A

day after birth

20
Q

How long prior to a circumcision is the infant placed on an NPO status?

A

2-4 hrs, unless breast fed, which can be done prior to as it may provide some analgesic effects