NB (Ch. 18) - Bates/Sullivan Flashcards

1
Q

Perform less invasive procedures ___ and more distressing maneuvers near the ___ of the exam.

A

first, end

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2
Q

b/p screening begins after age ___. BMI screening begins after age ___.

A

3, 2

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3
Q

Score the NB on the apgar system at ___ and ___ mins of age. Scoring may continue at 5-min intervals until the score is > ___.

A

1, 5, 7

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4
Q

On the apgar scale, 8-10 is ___, 5-7 indicates some ___ ___ depression, 0-4 indicates severe ___, requiring immediate resuscitation.

A

normal, nervous system, depression

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5
Q
SGA = \_\_\_%
AGA = \_\_\_-\_\_\_%
LGA = > \_\_\_%
A

10
10-90
90

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6
Q

Infants of mothers who have diabetes are at increased risk for being ___. A common complication of LGA is ___.

A

LGA, hypoglycemia

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7
Q

___ infants are more likely to experience asphyxia, hypoglycemia, and hypocalcemia.

A

SGA

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8
Q

Infants have head control and follow object at ___ month. Rolls over and grasps rattle at ___-___ months. Sits at ___-___ months, pulls to stand at ___-___ months. Stands at ___ months. Walks at ___ months.

A

1, 2-3, 5-6, 7-8, 10, 12

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9
Q

The ___ ___ ___ test (DDST) is designed to detect developmental delays.

A

Denver developmental screening

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10
Q

___ is an abnormally large head circumference, and ___ is an abnormally small head circumference.

A

macrocephaly, microcephaly

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11
Q

___ can raise RR.

A

Fever

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12
Q

A pulse rate too rapid to count may indicate ___ ___ ___.

A

paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia

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13
Q

Tachypnea and increased resp effort could be signs of ___ or ___.

A

bronchiolitis, pneumonia

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14
Q

___ may elevate NB body temp.

A

Anxiety

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15
Q

Central cyanosis should raise suspicion of ___ ___ ___>

A

congenital heart disease

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16
Q

Jaundice typically disappears w/in a ___. Persisting beyond 2-3 wks could indicate ___ ___ or ___ disease.

A

week, biliary obstruction, liver

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17
Q

___ blanching indicates jaundice.

A

yellowish

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18
Q

Stork bites or angel kisses are ___ findings.

A

normal

19
Q

___ are pinhead-sized smooth white raised areas w/out erythema on the nose, chin, and forehead and are normal. Disappear over several weeks.

A

Milia

20
Q

___ ___ are common among dark-skinned babies and can be mistaken for ___.

A

mongolian spots, bruises

21
Q

Overlap of the cranial bones at the suture line is called ___.

A

molding

22
Q

The ___ fontanelle closes between 4-26 months of age. the ___ fontanelle closes by 2 months.

A

anterior, posterior

23
Q

A ___ is localized swelling of the scalp that does not cross over the suture line, whereas a ___ ___ does cross the suture line.

A

cephalohematoma, caput succedaneum

24
Q

A + Chvostek’s sign is noted in cases of ___ ___.

A

hypocalcemic tetany

25
Q

Brushfield’s spots are a ring of white specks in the iris of the eye and are typically seen in ___ ___ babies.

A

down syndrom

26
Q

A ___ retinal reflex (instead of the normal ___) could indicate retinoblastoma.

A

white, red

27
Q

Pull the auricle ___, not ___ to visualize the eardrum.

A

down, up

28
Q

___ are commonly found on the soft palate after birth.

A

Petechiae

29
Q

Abnormal cries:
Shrill/high-pitched = ___ ___ ___
Hoarse = ___ ___ or ___ ___
Inspiratory/Expiratory stridor = ___ ___ ___
Absence of cry = severe ___, vocal cord ___, or ___ ___

A

increased intracranial pressure
hypocalcemic tetany, congenital hypothyroidism
upper airway obstruction
illness, paralysis, brain damage

30
Q

Nasal flaring may be the result of an ___ ___ ___.

A

upper respiratory infection

31
Q

The best sign for r/o pneumonia in an infant is the absence of ___.

A

tachypnea

32
Q

___ sign is where the abdomen moves outward upon inspiration while the chest moves inward.

A

Hoover’s

33
Q

Diminished breath sounds on one side of the chest is suggestive of ___ ___.

A

diaphragmatic hernia

34
Q

Central cyanosis suggests ___ disease.

A

cardiac

35
Q

Tachypnea, tachycardia, and hepatomegaly indicate ___ ___.

A

heart failure

36
Q

A bulge outward of the left side of the chest suggests ___.

A

cardiomegaly

37
Q

If you cannot detect femoral pulses, measure ___ of the lower and upper extremities. If they are equal or lower in the ___, coarctation is likely.

A

b/p, legs

38
Q

Benign ___ are normal.

A

murmurs

39
Q

The breasts of the NB in both males and females are often enlarged d/t maternal ___ effect.

A

estrogen

40
Q

___ is when the urethral orifice appears at some point along the ventral surface of the glans or shaft of the penis.

A

Hypospadias

41
Q

Scrotal ___ is normal and may be present for several days following birth.

A

edema

42
Q

Two common scrotal masses include: ___ and ___ ___.

A

hydroceles, inguinal hernias

43
Q

The ___ response is dorsiflexion of the big toe and fanning of other toes.

A

Babinski