neo 1 Flashcards

(61 cards)

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more than/equal to 37 and less than/equal to 42 weeks (259-294 days)

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term neonate

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2
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more than 42 weeks (294 days)

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post-term neonate

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3
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less than 37 weeks (259 days)

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preterm neonate

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4
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less than 37 weeks

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preterm birth

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5
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34-36 weeks

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late preterm birth

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6
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less than 32 weeks

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very preterm birth

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7
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less than 10th percentile

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SGA

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8
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more than 90th percentile

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LGA

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9
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less than 2500 gm

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low birth weight

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10
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1000-1500 gm

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very low birth weight

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11
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less than 1000 gm

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extremely low birth weight

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12
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0-3

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severely depressed

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13
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4-6

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moderately depressed

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14
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7-10

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excellent condition

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15
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1 and 5 min

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after birth of all infants

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16
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5 min interval after 20 min

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infants with score less than 7

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17
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an accepted and convenient method for reporting status of the newborn infant

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Apgar score

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18
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uses both neurological and external features

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Ballard’s method

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19
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scored within the first 12 hr of life

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extremely premature infants

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20
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scored as early as possible or up to 72 hr

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full term infants

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21
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primary means of increasing body heat

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brown fat metabolism

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22
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most accurate means of estimating the gestational age ; early as 5 weeks ; first trimester

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ultrasonogaphy

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23
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second trimester

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biparietal diameter

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24
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simplest way to assess if the fetus is doing okay

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fetal heart rate

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cyanosis of hands and feet
acrocyanosis
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soft yellowish cream layer that my thickly cover skin of newborn
vernix caseosa
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distribution of white spots/hair
lanugo hair
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black coloration
Mongolian spots
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peeling of skin over areas of bony rominence
desquamation
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yellow discoloration of skin
physiologic jaundice
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small white or yellow pinpoint spots
milia
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diamond in shape
anterior fontanel
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triangular in shape
posterior fontanel
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edematous swelling on the presenting portion of scalp
caput succedaneum
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subperiosteal collection of blood secondary to rupture of blood vessels between skull and periosteum
cephalhematoma
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true color of eyes is not determined until age
3-6 months
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tongue-tied
ankyloglosssia
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normal neo heart rate
120-160 beats/min
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normal neo respiratory rate
30-60 breaths/min
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most common reason for referral to an intensive care nursery
respiratory distress
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rapid respiratory rate with or without need of supplemental O2
mild respiratory distress
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cyanotic on room air
moderate respiratory distress
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increased work of breathing
severe respiratory distress
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neo tachypnea
more than 60 breaths/min
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neo bradypnea
less than 30 breaths/min
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ominous sign of impending cardio-respiratory areest
gasping
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a sign of respiratory distress but may be present at times in healthy infants
nasal flaring
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during exhalation ; partially loses vocal cords to try and trap air in lungs when exhaling
grunting
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during inspiration
stridor
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between ribs
intercostal retractions
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under sternum
substernal retractions
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below rib cage
subcostal retractions
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above sternum
suprasternal retractions
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by 24 hrs of live, healthy term and late preterm infants normal SaO2
95-99%
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right hand
pre-ductal
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either foot
post-ductal
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detect lower than normal oxygen saturation values in healthy infants before discharge
universal pulse oximetry screening for critical congenital heart disease
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bluish discoloration of skin
cyanosis
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bluish discoloration of tongue and mucous meembranes
central cyanosis
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low arterial oxygen content in blood
hypoxemia
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inadequate tissue oxygenation
hypoxia