NRP
ROP
Medications
NEC
Seizures
100

Newborns equal to and greater than 35 weeks getation begin with this mount of oxygen.

What is 21%

100

This is the #1 risk factor for developing ROP.

What is prematurity?

100

This medication is given during a Code Blue.

What is Epi?

100

NEC is most prevalent in this population.

What is premature infants?

100

You are caring for an infant having a seizure. this is the first thing you should do.

What is access airway and breathing?

200

For newborns less than 32 weeks gestation, it is recommended you should do this upon delivery.

What is neowrap?

200

This stage is considered the most mild form of ROP.

What is stage 1?

200

This IV solution is given as a volume expander for hypovolemia and unstable bloop pressures.

What is NS?

200

EArly administration of this helps prevent the development of NEC.

What is breast milk?

200

HIE Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy is most commonly seen in these infants.

What is term infants?

300

This intervention is recommended prior to starting compresssions.

What is advanced airway/intubation?

300

This famous musician was diagnosed with ROP and retinal detachment.

What is Stevie Wonder?

300

This volume of oral morphine would be administered for a 0.3mg dose, the concentration is 500mcg/ml.

What is 0.6ml?

300

Two possible clinical sings include.

What is 

Feeding intolerance                A-B-D events

Visible bowel loops                 Bloody stool

Abdominal distention             Very large resdiuals

300

To rule out a metabolic cause of a neonatal seizure, you should check this.

What is glucose?

400

This phrase is used to remember corrective stwps during NRP.

What is MR SOPA?

400

This eye drop produces dilitation for a ROP exam.

What is Cyclomydril?

400

The maximum amount of Epi 0.1mg/ml would be administered to a neonate weighing 3 kg during a code.

What is 0.9ml?

400

This xray finding looks like soap bubbles.

What is pneumatosis?

400

This type of seizure occurs in preterm infants.

What is tonic?

500

This intervention is started when a baby is exhibiting apnea/gasping and a hert rate < 100.

What is PPV?

500

This can happen after a ROP exam.

What is A-B-D events?

500

This eye drop is used to numb the eye during a ROP exam.

What is tetracaine?

500

Two medical interventions for the treatment of NEC include

What is 

NPO                          Gastric decompression

Antibiotics                   IVF/electrolytesSlow

Slow reintroduction of feeds

500

This medication is administered as a first line during a seizure.

What is phenobarbitol?

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