Diagnostic criteria for NAS
What are maternal history and baby's symptoms?
First line treatment option for NAS according to CHOC Care Guidelines
What is morphine?
A reason why buprenorphine is not used routinely
Substances that can cause NAS
What are medications or illicit drugs? (opioids, stimulants, antidepressants and sedatives)
Adjunct treatment options for NAS, often used when exposure was to more than one substance
What are phenobarbital and clonidine?
The two areas where buprenorphine has demonstrated superiority over morphine for NAS
What are decreased length of stay and shortened treatment duration?
The three areas of disturbance assessed by Finnegan scoring
What is the CNS, Metabolic/Vasomotor/Respiratory systems and the Gastrointestinal tract?
Finnegan scores prompting pharmacologic treatment of NAS
What is the 24 Rule? (2 scores >/=12 or 3 scores >/=8)
Proposed half-life of buprenorphine in term neonates
What is 11 hours?