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this head bleed causes edema to CRoss suture lines, overlie occipital bones and portions of parietal bones bilaterally
Palpation: non-pitting swelling; whats dx and tx? |
Caput Succednaeum: crosses sutures
-no therapy, spontaneous resolution w/ in few days |
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collection of blood within scalp extending under epicranial aponeurosis (sandwiched b/w Epicranial aponeurosis and periosteum)
-Palpation: boggy due to palpated clotted blood under epicranial aponeurosis |
Subgaleal hematoma; most dangerous; watch for hypovolemia, check for serial hct/ monitor blood los
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head bleed under periostom, usually U/L, can b B/L;
borders are limited by suture lines Palpation: border may feel elvated, center depressed (2 bumps ) risk of ? |
cephalhematoma;
-slow course; risk of jaundice, from breakdown/resorption of blood complx: cysts |
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bleed under skill
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extradural
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how do you treat a fractured clavicle in NB?
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immobilize ipsilateral limb and shoulder w/ elbow flexed 90 degrees and dc when callus is palpable at 8-10 days
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most common N. damage due to forceps trauma or compression, decreased facial movement on side of palsy, eyelid elevation, flat nasolabial folds, drooped side
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U/L facial N palsy
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wiater's tip; baby's arm hangs limply adducted, internally rotated, what nerves?
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C5,6,7; upper spinal segments, Erb's; good prognosis
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claw hand,
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worse prognosis; Klumpke's C7,8, T1
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what defect is ~ with posterior parietal scalp; "punched out" lacks normal dermal elements ~ chromosomal anomalies ~ T13, but can be in normal infant
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ectodermal dysplasia
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F> M; breech, oligo, 1st born, superior capsular laxity, shalow acetubulum; what test? but not before ?
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hip dislocations; not before 2 wks; ortho consult 1 st 6 mo life
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when do u do surgery for hydrocele?
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> 6 mo or w/ inguinal hernia (communicating hydrocele)
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when do you repair umbilical hernia?
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u don't; spont resolution in first few yrs of life; > 3 yrs of life, then repair
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what factors r in Breast milk?
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Ig MAGD, immune modulating factors (lactoferrin, lysozyme, lactoperioxidase)
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why give supplemental formular w/ BM to premie?
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need increased protein
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what's most common complx of IDM? and others?
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septal defects;
-septal hypertrophy, coarc, truncus, TGA -Others: small L colon, duodenal atresia, hdyronephrosis, NTD; -low Ca, Mag, polycythemia; increased risk of cong anomolies -no risk of neonatal sepsis |
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IDM baby w/ tacypnea and hypoglcyemia, what do you do?
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CXR + pulse ox, r/o RDS
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asymptomatic infant of + GBS mom, who spikes a Fever postpartum, what do you do?
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nothing to baby since asymp
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symptomatic infant of + GBS mom, who spikes a Fever postpartum, what do you do?
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CBC, blood cx, and antbx
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what's def of PROM?
how many hrs is considered significant? |
ruptured amniotic sac not followed by onset of labor w/in 8 hrs;
- significant if > 18 hrs |
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risk of ? if PROM > 36 wks vs ? risk < 36 wks
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chorioamniotis: PROM > 36 wks; GBS risk if < 36 wks
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short palpebral fissures, flat nasal bridge w/ epicanthal folds, microphtalmia w/ short palpebral fissures, thin vermillino border of upper lip, long upturned lip, smooth philtrum,
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Fetal alcohol syndrome
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hairy, microcephaly, hyperactive, developmental delay, septal defects
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Fetal alcohol syndrome
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CNS abnl, vasoconstriction-->placental abruption, PVL (periventricular leukomalacia);
SIDS, neurobehavioral probs -vascular obstruction --> cerbral infarction, urogenital anomlies, limb reduction defects |
Cocaine
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Low BW baby ~ ;
and it's w/drawal sx in baby: poor feeding, increased tone, and sleep abnl**** |
methamphetamines
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IUGR, decreased wt, increased risk of placental abruptino/insufficiency, misscarriage;
-increased risk: asthma, OM, HTN, sids, premie, cleft lip/palate, CV defects |
Smoking
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preterm abruptino, IUGR, preterm labor
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opiates
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w/drawal of this drug causes tremulsousness, convulsions, sz, shrill cry and what's tx?
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opiates (mophine);
-tx: long acting opiates weaned over wks |
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Seizures, stippled epiphyses of axial skeleton, smashed nose, nasal hypoplasia, IUGR, MR ~ upper airway obstruction--> trach
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Warfarin (S "WAR): sz, stippled, smashed nose
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hypertelorism, low nasal bridge, low set ears, epicanthal folds
Cardiac: PDA, ext: SHORT fingers, NAIL HYPOPLASIA, hip dislocation |
Phenytoin (funny facies); Fetal anti-convulsant sondrome; -carbamezapine;
PHB |
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myelomeningocele, midface abnl, narrowed bifrontal diameter; hi forehead w/ epicanthal folds, midface hypoplasia w/ small mouth w/ risk of cleft lip/eye probs
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Valproic acid: cardiac, limb, renal, NTD
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ebstein's anomaly; hypothroid goiter, cyanosis, hypotonia, nephorgenic DI
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lithium
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thymic and aortic probs; CNS abnl, ear/clefting abnl
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Vitamin A tox/retinoids
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vaginal/cervical adnocarcinoma
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DES
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Rental tubular dysplasia, IUGR
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ACEI
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bone/teeth stianing
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tetracyclines
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limb abnl, phocomelia/ear hypoplasia; deafness
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thalidomide
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goiter, aplasia cutis
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thyroid meds: methimazole, PTU, iodine def
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which drug causes increased tremulous activity, decreases bili concentration
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Phb
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craniofacial : depressed nasal bridge, b/l microtia, ocular hypertelorism;
Cardiac: T. arteriosus CNS: hdyrocephalus Face: cephaly, cleft palate |
retinoic acid : accutane embryopathy
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lethagy, hypotonia, resp depression ;risk for meconium plug syndrome (decreased GI motility)
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increased Magnesium (mag sulfate used in pregnant mom for HTN)
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