Well Newborn Flashcards

1
Q

The first breaths of air initiate a sequence of events that

A

empties airways of fluid

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2
Q

Intrauterine development: the lungs are filled with fetal lung fluid produced by the pulmonary epithelium which stretches the lung tissues and stimulates growth of

A

alveoli

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3
Q

what coats the inner surfaces of the alveoli and is critical for stability

A

liproprotein

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4
Q

when is liproproteins peak production

A

35 weeks.

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5
Q

what do you give if baby lungs are before 35 weeks

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betamethasone (24-34 weeks)

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6
Q

what closes 30 m to two hours PP

A

foramen ovale

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7
Q

ductus arteriousus closes due to elevation of systemic vascular pressure when?

A

18 hours to 3 weeks. murmurs past this point are an anomaly

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8
Q

where do you feel baby pulses

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femoral or brachial since pedal may be difficult to assess

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9
Q

RR of NB

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30-60

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10
Q

why are babies obligatory nose breathers

A

high position of the epiglottis, position of the soft palate, feed without choking

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11
Q

prenatal and postnatal hemmorrhage can lead to

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decreased hematocrit level and could lead to hypovolemia

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12
Q

2 vessel cord usually means

A

fetal abnormalities KIDNEY

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13
Q

Heat loss. Air conditioned room

A

convection

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14
Q

Heat loss: transfer of body heat to indirect surface/objects

A

radiation

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15
Q

Heat loss: due to being wet from amnionic fluid

A

evaporation. PRIMARY HEAT LOSS. DRY BABY

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16
Q

Heat loss: direct contact with cold object

A

conduction

17
Q

Page 8 poop and pee

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study

18
Q

strong and lusty cry

A

normal

19
Q

high pitched/shrill cry

A

hypoglycemia or neuro

20
Q

inconsolable cry

A

GI, feeding intolerances

21
Q

weak or absent cry

A

CNS or laryngeal disorder

22
Q

how do you suction

A

mouth then nose

23
Q

APGAR (page 14 of outline)

A

Appearance, PUlse, Grimace, Activity, Respiration

24
Q

hands and feet blue and body pink

A

acroycyanosis

25
Q

pattern of dilated blood vessels under skin

A

mottling

26
Q

deep red color develops over one side of the body and the other remains pale

A

harlequin sign (clown)

27
Q

jaundice AFTER 48 hours

A

physiological. Likely due to RH/ABO incompatability

28
Q

jaundice before 24 hours

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pathological

29
Q

erythema toxicum

A

newborn rash

30
Q

exposed sebaceous glands, white spots on face, especially nose

A

milia

31
Q

pale pink or red spots on NB. Commonly found on eyelid, nape of neck

A

stork bite

32
Q

bluish black or gray, resembles bruises, buttocks and back, asians, hispanics, blacks

A

mongolian spots

33
Q

red to purple area, does not fade, grow, or blanch. common on face and does not disappear, may be surgically removed

A

port wine stain

34
Q

dark, red and raised with rough appearance. grows rapidly in size after birth, disappears after 1-3 months

A

straberry

35
Q

when does anterior fontanel close

A

within 18 months

36
Q

when does posterior fontanel close

A

8-12 weeks