Week 4- Adaptations Of The Newborn Flashcards

(33 cards)

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2nd Period of Reactivity

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4-8 hours after birth
Increased heart rate and respirations
Increased muscle tone

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1st period of Reactivity

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Up to 30 minutes after birth
Increased heart rate
Irregular respirations
Keep warm! Make sure he or she is breathing!
Wide awake and alert = time to breast feed

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Meconium

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1st stool
Black and tarry
In 2nd period of reactivity
If before birth risk of aspiration

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Cyanosis

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In 2nd period of reactivity
Normal on hands and feet
Central cyanosis is NOT normal

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Signs of Respiratory Distress

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Nasal flaring
Grunting- more sigh like- making a c pap to keep alveoli open
Retractions- sinking in of the tissue
Cyanosis

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“Wet Lung”

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May have left over fluid

Should go away in a few hours

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RBCs

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Born with extra red blood cells
Hemoglobin can be very high
Skin is ruddy or red
Breakdown makes more bilirubin- need the light!

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High bilirubin

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Can result in mental retardation

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4 Ways Baby’s Lose Heat

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Evaporation
Conduction
Convention
Radiation

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Evaporation

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Dry the babies off!
Wait 8hr to bathe
Be at least 98.0 F

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Conduction

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Contact w/ a cold surface

Via stethoscope, weighing

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Convention

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Cold air currents

Warm o2

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Radiation

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Lose heat to cooler objects not in direct contact

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Heat loss

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Little fat, big head, thin skin, big surface area 3x more than adults

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Temperature Regulation

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Hat, skin to skin, swaddle
Can’t shiver
Flexed position

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Skin to Skin

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Great for warming
Promotes bonding
Promotes breast feeding

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Feeding Behaviors

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Sucking
Hands to their mouth
Turning their head

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Vernix Caseosa

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White cheese like covering on baby’s skin
Keeps from drying out
Hard to get off in 1st bath, but don’t worry about that!

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Caput Succedaneum

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Swelling in the head

Fluid filled

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Cephalhematoma

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Bleedings

Confided to one side or another

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Subgaleal Hematoma

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Desquamation

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Mongolian Spots

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Newborns of color
Looks like a bruise on peer back
Fades but might persist

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Nevi

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Erythema Toxicum
Normal newborn rash
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Stork Bite
Red Tend to get darker when the baby cries Lighter as the child gets older May not disappear
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Female Reproductive
Swollen breast tissue Swollen labia Lucaria- light discharge Withdrawal of estrogen- a mini period
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Male Reproduction
Swollen breast tissue Testes should be in sac Midline Urinary meadus on tip of penis
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Vitals
Temp should be AT LEAST 97.6 Rarely have a fever Weight loss over three days- should be no greater than 10% Cone shape head increases length- so may get shorter as that goes away
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Gestational Age
How flexed, flexible, how much breast tissue, creases in the foot Due date is +/- 2 weeks!
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Vision
8-10 cm away Can see the breast Maybe mom too!
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Hearing
Know mom and dad's voice from pregnancy
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Smell, taste, touch
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