BABIES
What is 'late preterm' babies?
ROP stands for
What is retinopathy of prematurity?
The position many premies like that often helps their respiratory effort and confines.
What is prone?
The type of nutrition needed for patients unable to PO or who are NPO.
What is TPN (Total Parental Nutrition)?
The expected finding of a neonate whose maternal hx includes persistent use of methadone.
What is Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome?
A 35 week IDM male is most at risk for what complication?
What is hypoglycemia?
The day we typically do ROP exams.
The toy/device available in most patients rooms where families can record their voice, use a sound machine, or play music.
What is Wyatt The Whale?
They smallest amount of feeds we start patients on when reintroducing milk to the pt's GI tract?
What is trophic feeds?
The pain score used for assessing pain in a neonate.
What is N-PASS (Neonatal Pain and Sedation Scale)?
What is hyperbilirubin?
The drug used to dilate our patient's eyes for their ROP exam?
What is Cyclomydril?
The supportive hold for neonates 24-28 weeks that is often needed during care times to confine and decrease stimulation for patient.
What is 'hand hugs'?
Something parents/nurses can do for patients NPO who have moms BM available- it is an order.
What is Oral Immune therapy?
The three components of the scoring scale we use for patients with NAS?
What is Eat, Sleep, and Console ?
The simple coordination of these 3 things that often require a lot of effort for a late preterm infant.
What is suck, swallow, breathe?
The reason it is important to monitor ROP in our patient population.
What is the risk for blindness?
The position important to maintain no matter if your patient is side-lying, prone, or supine. (T-shirt rolls, frogs are helpful for maintaining this position)
What is flexion?
The additive used to increase calories in MBM?
What is Similac Human Milk Fortifier?
The appropriate range of Morphine per dose.
What is 0.03mg/kg-0.2mg/kg?
Three interventions needed for a 36 wk 4 days old who is being admitted for poor PO, lethargy, and a bili level of 25.
What is start IV fluids, encourage PO feeds, triple phototherapy?
The treatment for severe ROP.
What is Avastin
Repositioning intubated patients from side to side decreases the risk of this condition.
What is Torticollis?
The 2 supplements that can't be given together in NG feeds, often used for treatment of osteopenia.
The three medications most often used on the unit for pharmalogical intervention.