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how much folic acid needed?
4 mg
Neuro: tremors, irritability, increased wakefulnes, hi pitched cry and M. tone, hyperactive DTR, exaggerated moro, sz, yawning, sz
Gi: poor feed,
increased sweat, nasal stuffiness; temp instability;
what's diagnosis
neonatal abstinence syndrome - mom on opiates
when do you start baby on meds for neontal abstinence syndrome?
If finnegan score > 8; D/c home at least 5 days > birth
mec aspiration/obstructin of airways --> hypoxemia, pulm vasc contsriction --> pulm htn; braady, perinatal asphyxia
-hypoxia w/ pre/post ductal sats (94/80%);
R--> L shunting; near post term babies; cyanotic @ birth
PPHN;
CXR of PPHN
CXR: hyperinflated ungs w/ patchy infiltrates, varying degrees of atelectasis
~ PROM, chorioamnionitis w/ subsequent RDS; GBP
CXR: diffuse consilation
PNA
lung immaturity
h/o preterm
CXR: ground glass densititeis, alveolar atelectasis, air bronchograms
RDS - due to surfactant deficiency
tx of RDS
O2, ventilate; if severe --> BPD
what's histology of BPD show?
inflammation/fibrosis;
CXR: hyperinflation w/ atelectasis
most common cz of resp distress in NB
-delayed removal of fetal lung fliud
~ Csection babies
CXR: streaky perihilar shadows caused by dilated lymphatics or visible fluid denisties w/in intralobar fissures
TTNB
resolves over time
inlfammatory response w/in the lungs;
CXR: hyperaeration, consolidation; patchy opacification
Mec aspiration
what meds given to mom can lead to baby having resp depression, intubation; but improves neuro outcome?
magnesium (tocolytic )
waiter's tip, good grasp, what nerves/name?
Erbs: C5,6
clawhand, worse prognosis, no grasp ~ horner;s what nerves/name?
Klumpke's/claw hand: C7,8,T1
What APGAR stand for
appearance: blue all; blue ext, all pink
Pulse: none, < 100, > 100
Grimace: none, +; cry or sneeze
Activity (Tone): limp; some flexion; active
Resp: none, slow irreg, good and crying
What fliuds do you give to premie (VLBW) to prevent hypoglycemia?
D10 in first 24 hours, then add lytes;
- goal gluc > 50 mg/dL
goal 4-6 mg/kg/min
extrinsic forces -->affect developement over time: called?
deformation: twins w/ torticollis, varus feet
destruction?
disruption: amniotic bankds
intrinsic porbs in developement of tissue
malformation
decreased fetal movement ~ CNS, neuro d/o
fetal akineseia
? hearing tests checks function of peripheral N.S.: deosn't detec neural dysfxn ~ auditory N and brainstem
-measures sensory hearing loss
OAE: otoacoustic emission
checks sensory loss and neural dysfunction;
checks neural activity in cochlea, audtiory nerve and brainstem in response to stimulus
ABR
cicatrix scarring, zigzag rash on dermatome
**short hypoplastic malformed extremeiteis, microcephaly, microphtlamia, cataracts, chorioretinitis, limb deformations in baby; what dx?
cong varicicella
what's risk of varicella transmission?
increased risk 5 days prior to deliver until 2 days after delivery
when is cong varicella prognosis bad?
if mom gets varicella during active labor: increased death risk of baby
IUGR, cataracts (no red reflex); blueberry muffin rash; N. deafness, small eyes, HPM
-microcephaly; What and how dx?
rubella w/ serology
h/o mom had F + rash w/ pregnancy
most babies: asymptomatic; * intracerebral calfx
#1 cause of sensirneural hearing loss, intelectual disablity; -HPSM, jaundice, petechaie/purpura, IUGR, purpura, microcephaly;
what and how DX?
CMV; urine cx, stool, csf or urine cx
-h/o mom w/ flulike illness
IUGR, ANEMIA*, jaundice, intracranial calcifx, hydrocephalus, microcephaly, chorioretinits,
**NO skin lesions**
TOxo; no skin lesions vs CMV (petechia/purpura)
define SGA
wt < 2500
when is prediction of school performance better determined?
age 5
cracked, dry peeling skin, creases over sole, long nails, no lanugo over back, palpable breast buds, stiff ear w/ ready recoil, rugated scroums;
labia majora in girls that cover minor and clitoris
? age of baby
post term
sniffles, sensorineural hearing loss, shins-periostal changes of long bones, scaling of palms/soles
HPSM, jaundice, macululopap rash
Syphyllis: SSS: sniffles, Sensorniural hearing loss; shins, scaling
red papules, pustules, scaling; hi M/M
candidiasis
PNA, conjunctivitis
Chlamydia
early onset 1st wk > birth; septicemia; PNA, mengigits, shock, hypoxic resp failure
GBS (s. agalactiae)
what are risk factors for DDH?
female, breech, + FH
how dx baby with DDH < 6 mo, > 6 mo?
< 6 mo: U/s
> 6 mo: xray
tx of DDH < 6 wks, > 6 wks?
< 6 wks: pavlik harness; > 6 wks: sugery