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Small for Gestational Age (SGA)

< 10% or lbs

Large for Gestational Age (LGA)

> 90%

Postterm newborn

Pregnancy beyond 42 wks- Placenta decreases function w/ age that results fetal respiratory distress

Meconium Aspiration

Aspiration of fluid in utero that contains meconium passed by infant

Physiologic Jaundice

Postnatal destruction of RBC's unable to break down in immature fetal liver causing build up & yellowing of skin

Dehydration

Sunken fontanelles


S/S vomiting & diarrhea

Erythroblastosis fetalis/ Hemolytic disease

Congenital hemolytic disease caused by RH- mom & RH + fetus


RHOGAM= 28 WKS & W/I 72 HRS

Intracranial hemorrhage

Vitamin K to prevent clots

Brachial plexus injury

Trauma from difficult birth = grasp reflex absent

Facial paralysis (Bell's Palsy)

Injury of facial nerves ( forceps delivery)

Congenital dislocated hip aka developmental hip dysplacia

7 x's more frequent in girls


Faulty development of hip




Ortolanis sign = limited abduction when thigh flexed so use pavlik harness

Polydactylism

Extra finger/toe

Syndactylism

Fusing together of fingers/toes

Hydrocephalus

Increased cerebrospinal fluid in brain causing pressure & bigger head size "sun setting"

Spina bifida

Divided spine/imperfect closure of spine = neural tube defect

Cleft lip

Opening in upper lip

Cleft palate

Failure of hard palate to fuse at midline

Pyloric stenosis

Pyloric sphincter is narrow

PKU

Cant break down proteins or amino acids

Galactosemia

Cant break down galactose

Hypospadias

Urethra opening on bottom or side of penis

Epidpadias

Opening on upper side of penis