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32 Cards in this Set
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CMV infection symptoms
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microcephaly
jaundice thrombocytopenia sensorineural hearing loss |
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GI defect with the highest incidence of cardiac defects
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omphalocele
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physical finding indicative of full-term infant
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palpable breast tissue of less than 1 cm
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Tx for oral candidiasis (thrush)
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nystatin
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what should be performed first during delivery room resuscitation of a vigorous term newborn
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verify the airway is clear, dry and stimulate the infant
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major route for excretion of bilirubin in the fetus in utero
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transplacental passage
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Type of infant requiring transfusion prior to birth
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erythroblastosis fetalis
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Most common complication of intrauterine transfusion
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premature onset of labor
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what most closely is associated with the development of neonatal respiratory distress syndrome
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gestational age
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what is the mechanism for preventing bilirubin encephalopathy or kernicterus
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unconjugated bilirubin is tightly bound to albumin
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what is most predictive for the development of kernicterus
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peak unconjugated bilirubin level
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what is the expected weight flux for an infant in the first week of life
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lose approx 5-10% of its birth weight
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what best predicts the occurrence of ABO isoimmune hemolytic disease in a newborn
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maternal blood type is O and infant is type A
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what is the most common serious late clinical manifestation of ABO disease
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congestive heart failure
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what is the most physiologically active component of surfactant
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phospholipid
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What cells store and synthesize surfactant
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type II alveolar cells
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What is the role of the foramen ovale in fetal life
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blood flows thru the foramen ovale from the rt atrium to the left atrium
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What is the goal of continuous positive airway pressure
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raise arterial PO2
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Characteristic roentgenographic findings of the infant with respiratory distress syndrome
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diffuse reticulogranular changes and air bronchograms
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What is the pathophysiology of bronchopulmonary dysplasia
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the use of oxygen and positive pressure breathing in the Tx of respiratory distress syndrome
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What is erythema toxicum associated with
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more common among term than premature infants
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what is an adverse effect of supplemental oxygen therapy
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retinopathy of prematurity
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circumcised with excessive blood loss
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factor VIII def
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what is associated with a cataract in a newborn
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galactosemia
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newborn infant that gags and chokes with feedings
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esophageal atresia
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what is premature synostosis of the sagittal suture associated with
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scaphocephaly
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Which findings is often associated with a family history of seizures
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hypopigmented patch
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white, cheesy patches on the tongue and buccal mucosa
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candida albicans
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microcephaly
cerebral calcifications blindness |
CMV
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which system is most commonly involved with clubfoot
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CNS
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which problems in a newborn infant might respond to pyridoxine
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seizures
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what type of disorder is associated with advancing paternal age
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autosomal dominant disorders
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