Stability
The monitor allows the newborn to have this range:
HR 80-200
RR 0-100
Apnea 20 seconds
02 sat 88-100 or 88-96
What safety check is being verified?
What is verify alarm settings
What is the fifth vital sign?
What is Pain
Fontanels can be described as
4 types
What is
Soft
Flat
Sunken
Bulging
When assessing stool consistency what should you assess for?
(Ways it can look)
What is
soft
seedy
liquid
loose
mucus
blood
Ways preterm infants lose heat
What is:
Placed near a window
Unwrapped
Placed on a scale
The isolette doors open
What are signs of acute pain?
changes in vital signs
what is increased HR, RR, BP
decreased saturations
Sutures can be described as
3 ways:
What is:
Approximated
overriding
separated
What is bowel sounds
Goal temperature for preterm infant is
What is 97-99F
how should the temperature be taken on a newborn
What is axillary
Listening to your preterm newborn a murmur has been auscultated, what could be the cause
What is PDA (Patent Ductus Arteriosus)
What type of breathing is described: Around the collar bone and ribs the chest pulls in with each breath.
what is retractions
Cold stress leads to
What is hypoxia
What is the heart rate after auscultating 8 beats in 6 seconds
What is 80 beats
What does respiratory distress look like?
(Effort)
What is
Increased 02 needs
Retractions
Grunting
Nasal Flaring
Apnea
5 answers
hypoxia
metabolic acidosis
tachycardia
decreased BP
tachypnea
What are 2 Isolette control modes
What is Servo (skin control)
What is Air Control
Chronic pain symptoms
What is:
Few body movements
Decreased HR
Respiratory variability & oxygen consumption
Breath sounds should be (Within Normal Limits)
What is bilateral clear & equal
What are physical signs of pain symptoms?
What is change in color, vomiting, dilated pupils, facial expressions, crying