The Normal Newborn Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
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The fetus exists in a unique environment that provides for what?

A

Gas exchange
Warmth
Protection
Hydration and Nutrition

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Throughout 40 wks of gestation, what movements does the fetus exhibit?

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Breathing, swallowing, flexion/extension, thumb sucking

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The theory that such a memory prepares for acquisition of important survival skills needed ex-utero

A

Fetal Memory

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4
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This encourages preparation for survival skills outside the womb

A

Practice Function

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5
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When does fetal breathing begin?

A

10-11 wks AOG

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6
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Eye movements of the fetus inside the womb

A

REM and non-REM

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True or False: It is very difficult to know if the baby is asleep inside the womb

A

True

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8
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From what does the fetus develop its auditory memory?

A

Mother’s speech and heartbeat

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9
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True or False: Mother’s diet affects the flavor of the breast milk only.

A

False. It also affects the flavor of the amniotic fluid

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10
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When are risk factors for newborns usually best described (also considered a perinatal period)

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28 days up to 2 months

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11
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Fetal Memory includes…?

A

Auditory Memory
Gustatory Learning
Olfactory Learning

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Fetal Circulation

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Oxygenated blood from mother -> umbilical veins -> ductus venosus -< IVC -< right side of heart -> shunt to ductus arteriosus -> aorta

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13
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After delivery, what happens to fetal lung fluid?

A

Leaves alveoli

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14
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After delivery, what happens to pulmonary arterioles

A

Dilate

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15
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After delivery, what happens to blood oxygen levels?

A

Increase

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16
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Where does the blood go after the ductus arteriosus closes up post-delivery?

17
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What happens to the vessels in the lung tissue after delivery?

18
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How long after delivery before the baby undergoes resuscitation?

19
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What can you quickly check for after calling out the time of birth and drying the baby post-delivery?

A

Breathing and Tone (basis for resuscitation within 30 sec if not ok)

20
Q

True or False: PE is a bigger priority than Breastfeeding

21
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Normal Respiratory Rate

A

40-60 breaths/min

22
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Normal Heart Rate

23
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Categorizations of Growth

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SGA, LGA, AGA

24
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Percentile range within which a newborn is considered AGA

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Percentile range within which a newborn is considered SGA
<10th
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Percentile range within which a newborn is considered LGA
>90th
27
An LGA may be indicative of what?
Diabetic mother whose metab. disorder takes a toll on her, while at the same time she was having hyperglycemia,heart disease, glucose handling problems
28
What is the range of human hearing?
500-900 Hz
29
True or False: Newborns respond to higher-pitched sound
True
30
True or False: You must talk to the newborn all the time.
False. This could result in habituation.
31
How are babies affected by Handling?
If the baby is handled unsurely/hesitantly, it will sense this and not feel safe with the handler.
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How are babies affected by Containment?
Babies are used to life in utero where they stretch out their limbs and meet resistance. This is why they like being wrapped in blankets. This goes hand-in-hand with Swaddling
33
Approximate capacity of the newborn stomach
5-7 mL
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For how long are babies' circadian rhythms not yet set?
6-8 weeks
35
How should the mouth, lower lip, chin, and sucking be during proper breastfeeding?
Mouth - open wide Lower lip - turned outwards Chin - in contact with mother's breast Sucking - slow, deep, with some pauses
36
What is the Unang Yakap advocacy in preventive interventions?
Breastfeeding. It is the only preventive intervention with a 2-digit percentage reduction in child mortality. Yet, not enough emphasis is being given to it.
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How many out of 4 newborns die within the 1st week of life?
3 out of 4
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True or False: Waiting long after delivery to breastfeed does not increase the risk of infection
False. The longer you wait, the more you increase the risk of infection.
39
What is EO 51?
The Milk Code: Physicians must NOT accept or request any gifts or pubmats from milk companies for endorsement