Comparison of a fetus & a newbornRespiratory ys
The respiratory system of a newborn
What is:
Fluid filled, high pressure system causes blood flow to be shunted from the lungs through the ductus arterioles to the body.
Hemoglobin
What is
16-18 g/dl
Greenish-black tarry stool
What is :
Meconium?
First period of reactivity
What is:
The period from Birth to 30 minutes to 2 hours after birth? or
What I the period when the newborn is alert, moving, may appear hungry?
Orientation
What is:
The newborn's response to stimuli?
The gas exchange of the fetus.
What is the:
Placenta?
Hematocrit
What is:
46-68%
Seedy greenish-brown stool
What is:
Thransitional stool?
Period of decreased responsiveness
What is:
The period the newborn is from 30 to 120 minutes old?
Habituation
What is:
The newborn's ability to process and respond to auditory and visual stimuli; ability to block out external stimuli after newborn has become used to activity
The thermoregulation of the fetus?
What is:
What is the body temperature is maintained by the maternal body temperature and the warmth of the intrauterine environment?
Platelets
What is:
150,000-350,00'uL
Yellow-gold loose stool
What is:
a 1-week-old newborn milk stool, which in a breast-fed newborn stool that appears as yellow-gold loose, stringy to pasty, and sour-smelling?
Second period of reactivity
What is:
The period from 2 to 8 hours after birth?
Motor maturity
What is:
The newborn's ability to control movements?
The respiratory system of a newborn
What is:
Air-filled, low-pressure system that encourages blood flow through the lungs for gas exchange; increased oxygen content of blood in the lungs contributes to the closing of the ductus arteriosus (becomes a ligament).
Red blood cells
What is:
4.5-7.0 (1,000,000/uL)
Yellow-green soft formed stool
What is:
A stool of a newborn who is receiving formula.
Period of decreased responsiveness
What is :
The period of sleep or decreased activity of the newborn?
Self-quieting ability
What is:
The newborn's consolability or ability to control herself or himself.
The thermoregulation of the newborn
What is:
Body temperature is maintained through a flexed posture and brown fat?
White blood cells
What I:
10-30.000/mm3
A still followed by a meconium.
What is"
Transitional stool?
Second period of reactivity
What is :
The period where the newborn awakens and shows an interest in stimuli?
Social behaviors
The is:
What is the newborn's cuddling and snuggling ability?