MTB - Pediatrics - Newborns 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Normal RR and HR in a Newborn?

A

RR 40-60

HR 120-160

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2
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APGAR scoring? (Score of 1 in each category means?)

A

(Each can be 0, 1, 2 points)

Color (1 if blue extremities)
Pulse (1 if 60-100)
Grimace (1 if Grimace/feeble cry)
Activity (1 if some flexion)
Respiration (1 if weak/irregular)
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3
Q

Conjunctivitis at day 1?

2-5?

7-14?

21+?

A

Chemical irritation

Neisseria gonorrhoease

Chlamydia

HSV

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4
Q

All newborns get what eye care? To prevent? (which is caused by?)

A
#erythromycin OR tetracycline ointment
#Silver nitrate solution

Ophthalmia neonatorum aka neonatal conjunctivitis (gonorrhoeae of chlamydia)

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5
Q

Bleeding in a newborn without prenatal care - suspect? Mechanism?

prevent with?

A

Vit K deficiency; Not enough E coli to make vitamin K

Shot for Vit K

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6
Q

All newborns must be tested for?

A
#Biotinidase
#Beta-thalassemia
#CAH
#Cystic fibrosis
#Thyroid disease
#Galatosemia
#Homocysteinuria
#PKU
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7
Q

PKU - genetics? Treatment?

A

autosomal recessive

diet low in phenylalanine

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8
Q

Galactosemia - treatment?

A

Cut out lactose

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9
Q

CAH - genetics? Treatment?

A

Autosomal recessive

Replace mineralocorticoids and glucocorticoids

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10
Q

Cretinism?

A

Congential hypothyroidism

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11
Q

Cystic fibrosis - best initial test? most accurate test?

A

Sweat cholride

Genetic analysis of CFTR

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12
Q

Which newborns get Hep B Immunoglobulin?

A

if mother is HBs-Ag positive

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13
Q

Newborn with increased RBCs - suspected diagnosis? PE finding? mechanism?

A

Transient polycythemia of the newborn

splenomegaly

Hypoxia during delivers increases erythropoeitin

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14
Q

Newborn with episode of tachycardia - suspected diagnosis? Caused by? Suspect something else if?

A

transient tachypnea of the newborn

Fluid not cleared from lungs in C-SECTION babies

Tachycardia lasts over 4 hours (work up for sepsis)

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15
Q

Newborn is tachycardic iwth irritability, elevated temperatures and feeding problems - next step?

A
#LP
#urine/blood cultures
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16
Q

Physiological jaundice mechanism?

A

Spleen removing RBCs with Hgb F

17
Q

Newborn with subjuctival hemorrhage - mechanism? treatment?

A

from increased intrathoracic pressure from birth

no treatment

18
Q

Newborn skull fractures - most common? Most fatal? Can cause further cortical damage?

A

Linear

Basilar

Depressed

19
Q

Swelling of newborns scalp that crosses suture lines?

That does NOT cross suture lines?

Treatment?

A

Caput succedaneum

Cephalohematoma (periosteal hemorrhage)

None

20
Q

Newborn palsies associated with diabetic mother?

A

Brachial palsies (Erb’s and Klumpke’s)

21
Q

Infant unable to abduct shoulder or externally rotate arm - suspected diagnosis? Make diagnosis by? Treatment?

A

Erb’s (waiter’s tip) palsy

Clinical diagnosis (no imaging)

Immobilization