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1. GBS occurs during 1 week of life
what age
2. Signs of neonatal de- Suken eyes, cold feet, excessive sleepiness, fussiness, suken fontanelles
hyrdation
3. Biophysical Profile Assessment of five variables in the fetus that help to evaluate fetal risk:
(BPP) breathing movement, body movement, tone, amniotic fluid volume, and fetal
heart rate reactivity.
4. Caput Succedaneum Edema under scalp- pressure part of head against the cervix
5. How does caput suc- soft, spongy, crosses suture lines
cedaneum feel
6. When does ca- in a few days
put succedaneum re-
solve?
7. Fetal fibronectin 99% probability of birth within 2 weeks
(fFN)
8. Fetal circulation in is constricted with very little blood flow due to increase PVR
blood vessels
9. APGAR 4-6 indicates focused resucitation efforts
10. APGAR <3 intensivie rescuitation efforts
11. Fetus responses to redistruction of blood to vital organ, transient bradycardia, and anerobic
hypoxia by metabolsim
12. visual acuity and congenitive ability
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essential fatty acids
(EFAs) help to im-
prove
13. Oxygenation partial pressure of oxygen within arterial blood reflects the exchange of
oxygen
14. Factors that impact percentage of oxygen delivered and mechanical mean airway presse(paw)
oxygenation
15. Ventilation removal of co2
16. What impacts infant pulmonary blood flow and generated infant breath
co2 removal
17. In conventional ven- tidal volume (amp of the bx by PIP -PEEP) and frequency
tilation strategies for
co2 removal is most
affected by
18. PEEP promotes and FRC
improves
19. Mean Airway Pres- avg pressure applied to the lung during the respiratory cycle
sure (Paw)
20. Paw is affected by PIP, PEEP, iT, frequency, & gas flow
21. Time constant resistance x compliance
22. Compliance change in volume divided by change in pressure
23. Resistance change in pressure divided change in flow
24. Tidal volume difference between PIP and PEEP
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