LESSON 18 part 2

Question 1

The bowel develops necrotic patches interfering with digestion and possibly leading to paralytic ileus

Answer 1

Necrotizing Enterocolitis

Question 2

Pneumatosis Intestinalis is linked to

Answer 2

Necrotizing Enterocolitis

Question 3

‘Abnormal formation of the white matter of the brain’ caused by an ischemic method

Answer 3

Periventricular Leukomalacia

Question 4

It is an ‘acquired ocular disease’ that leads to partial or total blindness due to vasoconstriction

Answer 4

Retinopathy of Prematurity

Question 5

Transmitted through contact with vaginal blood at birth

Answer 5

Hepatitis B Infection

Question 6

An ‘eye infection’ that occurs at birth or within the first month

Answer 6

Opthalmia Neonatorum

Question 7

Most common causes of Opthalmia Neonatorum

Answer 7

Neissreia Gonorrhea
Chlamydia Trachomatis

Question 8

Initial invasion of virus with mild, flu-like symptoms

Answer 8

HIV

Question 9

Production of antibodies vs HIV

Answer 9

Seroconversion

Question 10

Seroconversion happens in ______

Answer 10

6 weeks to 1 year

Question 11

HIV is asymptomatic for how many years

Answer 11

3-11 years

Question 12

What is the CD4 count of a patient with HIV

Answer 12

below 20 cells/mm3

Question 13

An analysis confirmatory for HIV

Answer 13

Western Blot Test

Question 14

It is prevalent among women with multiple sexual partners

Answer 14

HSV type 2

Question 15

If it poorly controlled, infant is longer and larger (macrosomic)

Answer 15

Infant of a Diabetic Mother

Question 16

This infant has a cushingoid appearance (fat and puffy)

Answer 16

Infant of a Diabetic Mother

Question 17

Usually SGA, showing ‘withdrawal symptoms’ (neonatal abstinence syndrome)

Answer 17

An Infant of a Drug Dependent Mother

Question 18

Heroin addicted NB signs appear within the ____

Answer 18

1st 2 weeks of life