The Newborn Flashcards

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Neonatology includes caring for the fetus beginning from ___ to ___

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20 weeks AOG to 28 days pf postnatal life

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2
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Recommended timing of first PNCU

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First trimester

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3
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Recommended number of PNCU is at least

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4

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Recommended iron and folate supplementation for pregnant mothers should at least be a duration of

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3 months

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5
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Recommended mineral supplement for pregnant women to optimize fetal CNS development

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Iodine

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Pregnant women who work in agriculture are at risk for colonization and infection with

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Listeria monocytogenes

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Approximately ___% of spontaneous abortuses have congenital defects

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20

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Congenital anomalies account for more than ___% of fetal deaths

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60

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9
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Virus implicated in fetal anemia

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Parvovirus

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10
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Polyhydramnios is defined as

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> 2L in the 3rd trimester of AF index >24 cm on UTZ

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Oligohydramnios is defined as

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<500mL in the 3rd trimester of AF index of <5 cm on UTZ

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Indicator of poor perinatal outcome because it is the LATE manifestation of chronic fetal compromise regardless of the etiology

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Fetal hydrops

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13
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MCC of immune hydrops

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Allo-immune hemolysis

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14
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Recreational drug shown to cause craniofacial abnormalities, prematurity, withdrawal, and hypertonia in newborns

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Toluene (solvent)

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15
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Anticonvulsants shown to cause spina bifida and craniofacial defects in the growing fetus

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Carbamazepine, Valproate, and Phenytoin

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16
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Antimicrobials and their teratogenic effect/s: Chloroquine

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Deafness

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Antimicrobials and their teratogenic effect/s: Quinine

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Thrombocytopenia, deafness

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Antimicrobials and their teratogenic effect/s: Streptomycin

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Deafness

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Antimicrobials and their teratogenic effect/s: Tetracycline

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Retarded skeletal growth, cataracts, limb malformation, hypoplasia of enamel

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Hormones and their teratogenic effect/s: Danazol

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Masculinization of female fetus

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Hormones and their teratogenic effect/s: Methyltestosterone

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Masculinization of female fetus

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Hormones and their teratogenic effect/s: Progesterone

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Masculinization of female fetus

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Therapeutic drugs and their teratogenic effect/s: Isotretinoin

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Facial-ear anomalies, heart disease

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Therapeutic drugs and their teratogenic effect/s: Lithium

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Ebstein’s anomaly

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Therapeutic drugs and their teratogenic effect/s: Misoprostol
Arthrogryposis, equinovarus, Möbius syndrome
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Therapeutic drugs and their teratogenic effect/s: Prednisone
Oral clefts
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Therapeutic drugs and their teratogenic effect/s: Vitamin D
Supravalvular aortic stenosis, hypocalcemia
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Therapeutic drugs and their teratogenic effect/s: Warfarin
Hypoplastic nasal structures
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Environmental chemicals and their teratogenic effects: Methyl mercury
Minamata disease, microcephaly, deafness, blindness, mental retardation
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Environmental chemicals and their teratogenic effects: Pthalates
Reduced masculinization of male fetus
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Neonatal effects of commonly used medications: Magnesium sulfate
Respiratory depression, meconium plug, hypotonia
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Neonatal effects of commonly used medications: Oxytocin
Hyponatremia, hyperbiblirubinemia
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Limited data show that exposure of human fetuses to large doses of radiation ____ mrad causes microcephaly, mental, and intrauterine retardation
20,000-50,000
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The recommended occupational limit of exposure to radiation from all sources is ___ mrad for the entire 40 weeks of pregnancy
500
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T/F Mothers with PKU (unabble to metabolize phenylalanine) should regulate dietary intake of the amino acid to provide this to the fetus
T
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The CRL, when taken between 8-12 weeks AOG is within ___ days of the actual AOG
5-7
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A reactive NST is defined as
2 accelarations of 15 bpm from baseline got at least 15 sec in a 20-minute observation period
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Normal Biophysical profile score
8-10
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Components of a BPP
BM TAN: Breathing, movement, tone, amniotic fluid, NST
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Principal active component of surfactant
Lecithin
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Amniotic fluid L/S ratio of ___ is a good indicator of lung maturity with 98% accuracy
≥2
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AF L/S ratio of ___ is needed to assure fetal lung maturity if mothers have diabetes or Rh isoimmunization
≥3
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Normal fetal heart rate
110-160
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Severe fetal bradycardia is defined as
<90/min
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Fetal tachycardia is defined as
>160/min
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Normal fetal heart rate variability
>6 beats/min of beat-to-beat variability
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T/F Accelerations on FHR monitoring are indicative of fetal well-being
T
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Fetal head compression presents as ___ on FHR monitoring
Early decelerations
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T/F Early decelerations are associated with fetal compromise
F
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Variable decelerations on FHR monitoring are usually due to
Umbilical cord compression
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Variable decelerations are considered severe if
HR decreases to <60 bpm, ≥60 bpm from baseline, or lasts <60 seconds
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Variable decelerations with beat-to-beat variability suggest
Fetal compensation
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Late decelerations with beat-to-beat variability suggests
A sudden insult to a fetus that is able to compensate physiologically
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Late decelerations with decreased or absent beat-to-beat variability indicates
Fetal hypoxia from uteroplacental insufficiency
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Measurement of maternal AFP to screen for fetal disease is done when
Early 2nd trimester
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High MSAP detects
90% of NTDs, gastroschisis, omphaloceles, congenital nephrosis, multiple gestations
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Elevated MSAP in a structurally-normal fetus is a risk for fetal morbidity because
It reflects placental micr-abruptions or breaching of maternao-fetal barrier
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Low MSAP is associated with
Incorrect GA estimates, IUGR, Trisomy 21 and 18
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Triple test for Down Syndrome consists of ___ and is done in the 2nd trimester
BUM: MSAP, β-hcg, unconjugated estriol
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Quadruple test for Down Syndrome includes ___ on top of the ones done in Triple test and increases sensitivity
Inhibin A
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Combined test done in the first trimester for Down Syndrome consists of
PAPP, free β-hcg, fetal UTZ to look for nuchal translucency + Quadruple test in the 2nd trimester
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Definitive antenatal diagnostic test for Down Syndrome
Fetal karyotype in the 2nd trimester
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Amniocentesis is best done when
Mid-2nd trimester
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Effect of oxygen from the first breath to the lungs
Pulmonary vasodilation --> decrease in pulmonary vascular resistance
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T/F Foramen ovale remains open longer than the ductus arteriosus
T, BUT without flow
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An APGAR score of ___ at 5 minutes is considered normal
8-10
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If the APGAR score is less than ___ at the 5th minute of life, an extended score every ___ min is assigned until a score of ___ is reached
7, 5, 7
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T/F Majority of children with CP in later childhood have been found to have normal APGAR scores at birth
T, 2/3
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T/F A relatively low APGAR score does not necessarily indicate asphyxia in a preterm neonate
T, especially those born <28 weeks AOG
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Newborn deaths account for ___% of under-5 mortality rate
48
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MC among the primary causes of death in the neonate
Prematurity/LBW
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About half of newborn deaths take place when
First 48 hours of life
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Complications that can be prevented by discontinuing routine suctioning of the airways in newborns
Apnea, bradycardia, infection
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Newborn's temp should be maintained between
36.5-37.5
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Measures done in the DR to prevent heat loss: Via evaporation
Immediate drying
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Measures done in the DR to prevent heat loss: Via conduction
Place baby on a warm surface or skin-to-skin contact with the mother
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Measures done in the DR to prevent heat loss: Via convection
Draught of cold air should be avoided
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Measures done in the DR to prevent heat loss: Via radiation
Maintain a warm environment of 25-28C
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Measures done in the DR to prevent heat loss: Via convection
Turning the air conditioner or fans off
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Immediate and thorough drying should be done for how long
At least 30 seconds
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Benefits of the vernix
Thermal protection and infection prevention
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Benefits of delayed cord clamping
1) Decreases severity of physiologic anemia 2) Increases venous hct 3) Decreases incidence of IVH in the preterm 4) Increases stores of iron
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Delayed cord clamping is defined as
Clamping between 1-3 minutes of life or until cord pulsations can longer be appreciated