What is it??
for a newborn to be considered LGA, they must weight more than _____??
***grams or pounds accepted***
what is 4,000g or 8.8lbs
name three risk factors for SGA
what is maternal substance abuse, maternal disease/infection, multiple gestations, abnormal placenta, htn, poor nutrition, GDM, pre-term, congenital/chromosomal anomalies
for which condition would you expect to find a large head, hypoglycemia, and loose, dry skin??
what is SGA
as a nurse, you should expect to evaluate what lab value within an hour of a LGA newborn??
what is blood glucose
a SGA should have ____,___ feedings
what is early, frequent
SGA are in what percentile for weight
what is less than 10th percentile
name two risk factors for transient tachypnea
what is prolonged labor, macrosomia, maternal asthma
list three expected findings in a preterm newborn
what is thin translucent skin, visible veins, decreased fat storage, abundant laguno, feeding difficulties
what diagnostic test can be used to help diagnose RDS or meconium aspiration??
what is chest x-ray
for a preterm newborn, bonding should be encourage through what type of care??
**Hint for half the points (elimination of a close answer)**
what is kangaroo care
a blood glucose level of below what indicates hypoglycemia??
what is 45mg/dL
name three risk factors for hypoglycemia
what is LGA, SGA, MGD, preterm, stress at birth
name three expected findings a nurse would see in a baby who is in respiratory distress
what is nasal flaring, expiratory grunting, cyanosis, tachypnea, retractions
an abdominal x-ray may be use to identify what in a preterm newborn??
what is NEC
skin to skin contact promote what two things??
what is breastfeeding and thermoregulation
what is the difference between the "what is it" with RDS and transient tachypnea??
what is RDS is surfactant deficiency and TT is fetal fluid in lungs
the two risk factors listed for neonatal substance withdrawal were ___ and ___??
***half points available but only after steals***
what is substance abuse prior to knowing you are pregnant and while you are pregnant
name four expected findings associated with hypoglycemia
what is jitteriness, tremors, hypothermia, poor feedings, weak cry, lethargy, flaccid muscle tone, seizures, coma
name one of the medications that was listed to treat RDS
what is berctant, calfactant, lucinactant
if a patient is having trouble with vaginally delivering a LGA baby, the nurse might have to assist the mother into what position??
what is McRobert's position
how many different preterm categories are there?? name them with their perimeters
what is three. what is extremely preterm (<28wks), very preterm (28-32wks), moderate to late preterm (32-37wks)
pick a complication and name its risk factors
***100pts per risk factor unless 5 were not discussed***
what is (see presentation)
pick a complication and name its expected findings
***100pts per risk factor unless 5 were not discussed***
what is (see presentation)
what tests are done for a drug screen??
***hint for half points***
what is urine, meconium, hair analysis
name three nursing actions for NSW
what is check for med incompatibilities, decrease environmental stimuli, cluster care, monitor f & e, try various nipples for suck reflex