newborn final 242 Flashcards
(41 cards)
What type of heat loss:
-Occurs when 2 solid objects of
different temperatures come in
direct contact with each other
A-Convection
B-Radiation
C-Conduction
D-Evaporation
C
What type of heat loss:
-Transfer of heat from a solid
surface to surrounding air
A-Convection
B-Radiation
C-Conduction
D-Evaporation
A
What type of heat loss:
-Occurs when heat is transferred
from one solid object to
another when the objects are
not in direct contact with each
other
A-Convection
B-Radiation
C-Conduction
D-Evaporation
B
What is the primary way a newborn generates heat?
A-Voluntary muscle activity
B-Nonshivering thermogenesis
C-Metabolic processes
D-Peripheral vasoconstriction
B
What type of stool is:
-Black, tarry
-Occurs within the first 24hrs of life
A-Transitional stool
B-Formula fed
C- Breast fed
D- Meconium
D
What type of stool is:
-Medium brown and seedy
A-Transitional stool
B-Formula fed
C- Breast fed
D- Meconium
A
What type of stool is:
-Consistency of toothpaste
A-Transitional stool
B-Formula fed
C- Breast fed
D- Meconium
B
What type of stool is:
-Remains loose and lighter brown
A-Transitional stool
B-Formula fed
C- Breast fed
D- Meconium
C
What type of behavioral adaptation is:
-Deep sleep, no eye movement, respirations quiet and slower
A-Quiet alert
B-Drowsy
C-Quiet sleep
D-Active alert
E-Active sleep
C
What type of behavioral adaptation is:
-Rapid eye movements, may move extremities or stretch
A-Quiet alert
B-Drowsy
C-Quiet sleep
D-Active alert
E-Active sleep
E
What type of behavioral adaptation is:
-Transitional period, yawns \, eyes glazed
A-Quiet alert
B-Drowsy
C-Quiet sleep
D-Active alert
E-Active sleep
B
What type of behavioral adaptation is:
-Infant able to focus on objects or people. tuned into environment
A-Quiet alert
B-Drowsy
C-Quiet sleep
D-Active alert
E-Active sleep
A
What type of behavioral adaptation is:
-Restless, starting to fuss, faster respirations, more aware of discomfort
A-Quiet alert
B-Drowsy
C-Quiet sleep
D-Active alert
E-Active sleep
D
What APGAR score would you give:
-Blue extremities, pink body
-Absent pulse
-Grimace on suction
-Active flexion against resistance
-Weak, irregular cry
A-6
B-9
C-10
D-5
D
What APGAR score would you give:
-Body & extremities pink
-<100 BPM
-Cry on stimulation
-Some flexion of arms and legs
-Strong crying
A-8
B-9
C-7
D-6
A
What is:
-Overriding cranial bones
A-Caput succedaneum
B-Molding
C-Cephalohematoma
D-Subgaleal hematoma
B
What is:
-Localized, fluid, present at birth
-Can cross suture lines
A-Caput succedaneum
B-Molding
C-Cephalohematoma
D-Subgaleal hematoma
A
What is:
-Blood collected between the periosteum of the skull bone
-Appears after delivery 1-2nd day
-2-3 weeks to disappear
-Does not cross suture lines
A-Caput succedaneum
B-Molding
C-Cephalohematoma
D-Subgaleal hematoma
C
What is:
-Crosses suture lines
-May extend to orbits, nape of neck
-May be massive
A-Caput succedaneum
B-Molding
C-Cephalohematoma
D-Subgaleal hematoma
D
What causes meconium to be passed in the amniotic fluid? (select 2)
A-Trauma
B-Stress
C-Hypoxia
D-Preterm
B
C
What is:
-Benign, self-limited condition that can present in infants of any gestational age, shortly after birth
-Caused by a delay in clearance of fetal lung fluid after birth
A-Respiratory distress syndrome
B-Hypoglycemia
C-Transient tachypnea syndrome
D-Hyperbilirubinemia
C
What are s/s of transient tachypnea syndrome? (select all)
A-Grunting
B-RR greater than 60
C-Wheezing
D-Tachycardia
E-Barell chest
F-Mouth breathing
A
B
D
E
Treatment of transient tachypnea syndrome
A-Ventilator for 24hrs
B-BAG checks Q2hrs
C-Supportive care (O2 hood)
D-Low pressure incubator
C
What is the:
-Most common lung disease in premature infants due to lung immaturity
-Caused by not having enough surfactant in the lungs
A-Respiratory distress syndrome
B-Hypoglycemia
C-Transient tachypnea syndrome
D-Hyperbilirubinemia
A
