Newborn Assessment
Newborn Complications
Newborn Complications II
Medications
100

This is the gestational age, in weeks, for a preterm infant

What is <376 weeks

100

This type of bacteria is commonly associated with neonatal sepsis and treated with antibiotics during labor 

What is GBS (Group Beta Strep)

100

This opening between the pulmonary artery and the aorta can remain open for 3-5 days after delivery. 

What is the ductus arteriosus (PDA)

100

This medication should be given within an hour of life to help prevent bleeding in the newborn.

What is Vitamin K

200

A newborn's oxygen saturation should be ___ or above after 10 minutes of life. 

What is 90%? 

200

This complication occurs when the newborns respirations remain above 60 bpm after the initial recovery period.

What is Transient Tachypnea of the Newborn (TTN)

200

This bacteria is one of the most common causes of neonatal sepsis

What is group B strep infection? 

200

This "medication" can prevent hypoglycemia of the newborn if "given" within the first hour of life

What is breastmilk/formula

300

Bowel sounds are expected to be present in the newborn within ___ of birth 

What is 1 hour? 

300

This is the number one complication a baby born to a diabetic mother can experience within the first hour of life.

What is hypoglycemia

300

These complications can be seen in a LGA infant after delivery (Name 2)

What is hypoglycemia, fractures, and Erb's palsy?

300

This STI was the main reason erythromycin ophthalmic ointment was given to newborns at birth

What is Gonorrhea? 

400

This organ is not yet mature in the newborn within the first week of life, and contributes to bleeding issues

What is the liver

400

This time frame is when physiologic jaundice usually peaks

What is 72 hours?

400

This condition affects the preterm infants eyes when high concentrations of oxygen are given for resuscitation

What is retinopathy of prematurity

400

This drug can't be given to a newborn who was born to an opioid addicted mother.

What is naloxone (narcan)

500

These four types of heat transfer can affect the newborns temperature

What is convection, radiation, conduction and evaporation? 

500

This disease process occurs mostly in formula fed pre-term infants and presents with a distended abdomen, poor feedings, and bloody stools

What is necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC)

500

The APGAR score at 1 min for the following preterm infant is: infant is blue and floppy, has a weak cry, a heart rate of 90bpm, and grimaces with suctioning.

What is 3

500

This vaccine is typically given to all newborns at 1 hr of life

What is hepatitis B vaccine

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