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How does a fetus get O2 ?
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across the placental barrier in the blood
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What happens to the amniotic fluid that surrounds the fetus ? including in the lungs.
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some gets absorbed by the fetus
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A biophysical profile for breathing movements are scored using ?
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transabdominal ultrasound
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When inside the uterus the baby has increased drive to breathe, do to having increased CO2, decreased O2, +pH in an ABG what does this mean ?
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respiratory-acidosis
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The stimuli to breathe on the outside after being born includes noise, light, Temperature changes, gravity, and the cutting of the ?
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umbilical cord
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Immediately after the baby is born the care provider should dry and ? the infant, provide ? stimulation, observe for spontaneous ? In ? % of deliveries no inteventions are needed, in ?% minor intervention is needed and in ?% need neonatal resuscitation.
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warm,
tactile, respiration, 90%, 9%, 1% |
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We should expect spontaneous respiration in ?-? seconds after the birth. We should be watching the ? and ? for movement.
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10-15,
chest, abdomen |
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The rate of breathing will be ? and ? during the first few minutes after delivery.
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variable,
irregular |
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We may hear gurgling from the newborn if the birth is ? or ?
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precipitous(fast),
C/S |
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The color of the newborn is initially ?,? or purple, with breathing the trunk will turn ? in color and then the extremities will turn ? what would we look at to see a change in color in an infant that has dark skin ?
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pale, blue, purple,
pink, pink, mouth, nail beds |
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What is a Nsg diagnoses for every baby that is born as far as breathing ?
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Risk for inneffective repiratory function
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What should be in every new borns crib?
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bulb syringe
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Auscultate breath sounds at the ? Initially the Breath sounds will be ? and equal then becomes clear and equal in about ? mins. We need to listen to both sides.
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axilla,
harsh, 30 min |
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Lab values for a newborn ar Hgb of ?-? mg/dl and Hct of ?-?%. Why so high- this Hgb reflect fetal ?
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18-23mg/dl,
54-69%, Hgb |
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Fetal Hgb binds O2 at lower PaO2 levels, why would this be needed ?
PaO2 is the ? of oxygen in the blood |
fetus gets oxygen after mom gets her O2 needs met,
partial pressure of O2 |
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If we have to suction deeper we will use ? suctioning we should note the ? and ? of the drainage. We should expect more secretions from a baby that is born by ? This type of suctioning is set to ?-? mmhg on wall suction.
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delee,
color, amt, C/S, 60-80 mmHg |
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We must count the newborns respirations for ? seconds everytime. Apnea of 5-10 ?'s with no cyanosis or bradycardia is WNL. The RR is between ?-? per min
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60seconds,
seconds, 30-60 per min, |
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We should listen to breath sounds on the left and right at the ? anteriorly and under the ? posteriorly. We should expect inspiration to be ? and be able to ? hear it if at all upon expiration.
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axilla,
scapula, loud, barely |
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Baby's are preferential ? breathers.
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nasal
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