Nutrition
Bilirubin
IDM
NB assessment
HodgePodge
100
Moms with this condition should be counseled NOT to breastfeed
What is HIV?
100
Common treatment for hyperbilirubinemia
What is phototherapy?
100
Babies of moms with GDM should be monitored for this
What is hypoglycemia?
100
Normal NB temp (F)
What is 97.7-99.5*F?
100
One of 2 interventions for sore nipples during breastfeeding
What is:
1. Observe latch-on
2. Ensure mom knows how to remove baby from breast
200
This substance is secreted by the mom for the first 2-3 days and is high in immunoglobulins
What is colostrum?
200
Normal bilirubin for cord blood should be less than this number
What is 2 mg/dL?
200
Normal blood glucose for term newborn on day one
What is 40-60 mg/dL?
200
One of these can sometimes lead to high bilirubin levels. Give the name.
What is cephalohematoma?
200
Application of this helps with pain of engorgement
What are cold compresses?
300
This mineral (present in breast milk) must be added to formula
What is iron?
300
Non-physiological jaundice is also called this
What is pathological?
300
Priority intervention for a newborn with blood glucose level of 50 mg/dL
What is feed them?
300
These must be documented so as not to be confused with signs of abuse
What are Mongolian spots?
300
These are the 3 types of stools, in order of appearance
What are meconium, transitional, and milk stools?
400
This nursing intervention should be done if Baby weighs 4 kg at birth, and at 3 days weighs 3750 g.
What is document as normal?
400
Eye covers prevent damage to this part of the eye during phototherapy
What is retina?
400
This hormone acts as a growth hormone for baby
What is insulin?
400
Normal respirations for term newborn
What is 30-60 bpm?
400
Name one significant problem caused by Cold stress (there are at least 3)
What are hypoglycemia, respiratory distress, and failure to convert to newborn cardiovascular circulation?
see slide 10 of NB assessment part 1 ppt
500
This nursing intervention should be done if Baby weighs 9 lbs, 1 oz at birth, and at 3 days weighs 8 lbs.
What is evaluate for feeding problems?
500
One of 3 criteria for pathological jaundice
What is:
1. Jaundice w/in the first 24 hours
2. High levels of bilirubin
3. Fast rising bilirubin
500
These are 3 s/s of hypoglycemia in infant
What are poor feeding, breathing problems, hypothermia, jitteriness, and high-pitched cry?
500
2 tests that are utilized here
What are Barlow and Ortolani?
500
Order: Pitocin 3 mu/min (milliunits/min).
You have: Pitocin 20 units in 1000 mL of NS
This is the rate to set the pump (mL/hr)
What is 9?