Peds - Newborn Info Flashcards

1
Q

Pros of pacifier

A

help prevent SIDS

self-soothing

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2
Q

Cons of pacifier

A

interfere w/ bf 1st wks of life
assoc. w/ less bf
changes in dentition after 2yo

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3
Q

Normal eruption of teeth age

A

3-15 mo

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4
Q

Teething may cause

A

rhinorrhea
fussiness
sleep disturbances

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5
Q

Teething does NOT cause

A

fever
cough
colic

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6
Q

What to do for teething baby

A

massage
teething ring
acetaminophen

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7
Q

Topical numbing agents for babies who are teething can cause what?

A

impair airway

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8
Q

Thrush is found where in babies

A

tongue

buccal surfaces

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9
Q

Thrush is assoc. w/ what in babies

A

pacifier & Abx use

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10
Q

Antifungals used to tx thrush in babies

A

gentian violet
nystatin
clotrimazole

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11
Q

What is spitting up (regurgitation)/ esophageal reflux

A

effortless spitting up of stomach contents more common in 3-4mo olds

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12
Q

Why spit up?

A

short esophagus
weak LES
feeding amts controlled by parents

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13
Q

Severe reflux- GERD

A

post-prandial pain
calorie restriction d/t vomiting- may impair growth
reflux esophagitis
esophageal candidiasis
exacerbations of asthma, vocal cord dysfunction

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14
Q

Reflux-associated cyanotic episodes

A

not the same as Sandifer syndrome

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15
Q

Reflux precautions

A

feeding changes
burping practices
positioning during & after feeding
post-prandial handling

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16
Q

Colic timing

A

afternoon/evening
consistent
after 2 wks of age, peaks at 2 mo, ends before 4 months old

17
Q

Newborn sleep

A

on back to reduce risk of SIDS
1st 2 wks- nocturnal
1st 2 mo- unpatterned

18
Q

Topical skin products for baby

A

barrier creams
emollients (vaseline, aquaphor)
AVOID lotions, talcum powder

19
Q

Nasolacrimal duct stenosis

A
tear evaporation leaves crust
onset at birth/ 1st mo
eye w/o redness/swelling
"lacrimal duct massage"
refer if > 1 yr duration
20
Q

Bedding for baby

A
firm
waterproof, easily cleaned
no loose bedding
no pillows
no stuffed toys
crib bumpers
21
Q

Age to wait for bunk beds

A

6 yo

22
Q

Cribs

A
slat spacing 
no lead paint
no finials
remove mobiles w/ sitting/5 mo old
lower bed level with sitting, standing
rails up if baby inside
23
Q

Car seats

A

center, back seat
rear facing up to 1 yr old
facing front after 1 yr & 20lbs
booster seat until 6 yr/ 60lbs

24
Q

Periodic breathing

A

newborns pause normally during breathing

occurs during/ not during feeding

25
Q

Apnea

A

> 20 seconds w/o discernible air exchange
possible cyanosis
perioral vs. labial/lingual cyanosis

26
Q

ALTE

A

apparent life threatening event

an episode that is frightening to observer & characterized by combo of apnea, color change, change in m. tone, choking, or gagging

27
Q

Peak incidence of SIDS

A

3-5 mo

28
Q

SIDS rate higher in

A

African American vs. caucasian

29
Q

SIDS Risk Factors

A
male
LBW
lower socioeconomic status
maternal smoking
winter
young maternal age
high parity
single parent
multiple gestation
premature
unsafe sleep conditions
30
Q

Bathing

A

frequency- less than nl
limited need for soap before baby crawls
mild shampoo 1 or 2x/wk for greasy hair

31
Q

Nasal suction

A
\+/- saline drops
newborns breath nasally when not crying
audible nasal congestion:
   common just after birth
   remains common w/ freq. spit up
use blunt tip bulb syringe
when ill, restrict use to q2h