Newborns Flashcards
What is the difference in presentation of newborns between those whose moms had Type I DM and gestational DM?
- type I: small, hypoglycemic
- GDM: large, hypoglycemic
How does a septic infant appear?
pale, lethargic, febrile
Infants born to diabetic moms are more likely to be (hypo/hyperglycemic), (thrombocytopenic/polycythemic), have (hypo/hyperbilirubinemia), (hypo/hypercalcemia), and respiratory distress
- hypoglycemic
- polycythemic
- hyperbilirubinemia
- hypocalcemia
What is the best position for breastfeeding?
belly-to-belly (better latch than side-lying)
What two hormones have to decrease before milk production is fully able to start?
estrogen and progesterone
What is the diagnosis?
Pink, shiny nipples with peeling at periphery while breastfeeding
candida
What are signs that a baby is getting sufficient milk when breastfeeding?
- 3-4 stools in 24 hr
- 6+ wet diapers in 24 hr
- sounds of swallowing
- wt gain
(Oxytocin/prolactin) is responsible for milk production and (oxytocin/prolactin) is responsible for letdown
oxytocin (production), prolactin (letdown)
The most common brachial plexus injury, C5-6, decreased or absent Moro reflex, intact grasp reflex
Erb-Duchenne palsy
Brachial plexus injury, C8-T1, hand paralysis, ipsilateral Horner syndrome
Klumpke palsy
What is the best method to suppress lactation?
breast binding, ice packs, analgesics
Midfacial hypoplasia, microcephaly, cleft lip and palate, digital hypoplasia, hirsutism, and developmental delay in an infant suggest that mom might have used ________ in pregnancy
phenytoin
U/S showing polyhydramnios, fetal ascites, and skin thickening suggest what infection?
parvovirus B19