Thermoregulation
APGAR
Physical Assessment
Transition
Discharge
100

Heat loss due to conversion of fluid on skin to air vapor

What is evaporation?

Reduced by

- throughly drying newborn

- removing wet linens

-delaying initial bath between 6 & 24 hrs

100

APGAR is assessed at _____ & _____.

What is 1 minute & 5 minutes?

100

Tool used to perform gestational age assessment

Ballard Scale

100

37- 41 6/7 weeks of gestation

What is term?

100

When  initial newborn screen (PKU) should be performed?

What is 24-48 hours of life?

200

Heat transfers from newborn's body to the surrounding air and influnenced by: 

-amount of skin exposed to air

- air temp

- speed or turbulence of air movement

What is convection?


-reduced by swaddling and using a hat

-eliminating sources of drafts

-maintaining a warm room temp

200
One minue APGAR for a newborn. She is pink all over and has a pulse of 130. As you dry her off she begins to cry vigourouslly and kick her legs. Her APGAR is ____
What is 10?
200

Cyanosis of the hands, feet and sometimes oral area despite being pink centrally

What is acrocyanosis?

200

Serves as the fetal lungs and is responsible for oxygen and CO2 exchange as well as waste removal

What is placenta?

200
Period of time AAP reccomends infants should ride rear facing in thr back seat

2 years or when they exceed weight/length allowed by car seat manufacturer

300

Heat loss generated by contact between cool surfaces and newborn's body

What is Conduction?

Reduced by

-skin to skin

-preheating radiant warmers

300

You just delivered a baby boy. His body is pink, but his hands and feet are blue. Vital Signs are P 110, R rapid and irregular. He has a weak cry when stimulated and resits attempts to straighten his leg

What is 7? 

A1 P2 G1 A1 R2

300

Pink, macular lesions located located on the eyelids, forehead, neck, nose and upper lip

Most common vascular birthmarks seen in 30-50% of newborns

WHat are nevus simplex lesions or stork bites?

300

Compression of chest during birth removes _______ from newborns lungs. _____ replaces  the ____ in the lungs with chest reexppansion at birth

Compression of chest during birth removes FLUID from newborns lungs. AIR replaces  the FLUID in the lungs with chest reexpansion at birth

300

Indications for Car Seat Study

< 37 weeks or <2500 grams.

400

Heat Loss transferred from solid objects not in direct conflict with the neonate

What is radiation?


Reduced by

-using prewarmed radiant warmers

- moving cribs away from cooler exterior walls

400

It has been 5 minutes since your patient delivered her baby. The infant is crying weakly ans is curling his arms and legs. He is pink all over with a pulse of 90 and weak respirations. WHat is the APGAR Score?

A2 P1 G1 A1 R1

400

Sound produced on expiration when air passes through a partially closed glottid

What is grunting?

400
Prior to ________ weeks there is limited amount of surfactant available to sustain inflaiton of the alveoli

What is 32-34 weeks 

400

2 nonivasive measured to screen newborns for hearing loss

What are Automatic Acoustic Brainstem Response (ABR) & Evoked Otoacoustic Emmisssions (OAE)?  

ABR: This test records activity of the cochlea and auditory brainstem pathway. Electrodes are placed on skin surface of newborn's head

OAE: Records acoustic responses in the ear canal to indicate the outer hair cell function. Small microphones placed in the newborn's ear

500

Newborns have limited ability to shiver, therefore heat must be genersted through ___________

What is nonshivering thermogenesis?


Newborns experiencing nonshivering thermogeneis utilize higher amounts of oxygen and glucose. 

500

A neonatal patient has pink color, a pulse rate of 102, respiration rate o 27. SHe grimaces in repsonse to stimuli, has limited muscle movement. This patient has an APGAR score of?

What is 7?

  A2 P2 G2 A0 R1

500

Vibrations heard due turbulent blood flow.  


They are common in ____ ____ ___ ____ ___

What is murmur?

What is first 48 hours of life?

500

Describe neonatal cardiovascular changes.

- With the first breaths, the fetal pulmonary vascular bed dilates and blood flow to the newborn's lung increases

- Pressure in R atrium decreases

-Pressure in L atrium decreases

- Foramen ovale, ductus arteriosis  and ductus venosus close spontaneously as a result of these changes

500

5 AAP recommendations for Safe Sleep

1. Back to sleep 2. Roomsharing without bedsharing 3. Keep soft objects, pillows and loose bedding out the the crin to reduce risk of SIDS, suffocation, entrapment and strangulation. 4. Infant sleep clothing prefereable to blnakets 5. No bumpers 6. Never leave baby on a sofa, armchair or in a sitting device to sleep 7. Firm sleep surface with a fitted sheet and firm crib mattress