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What causes neonatal Transplacental transfer of anti-TSH antibodies from
thyrotoxicosis? mothers with Grave's disease irrespective of
treatment. It usually resolves as the antibodies wear
of. Treat with methimazole and beta-blocker.
What's the main concern with infants Hypoglycemia.
of diabetic mothers?
What facial features are seen in fetal Smooth philtrum, thin upper lip, short palpebral
alcohol syndrome? fissures.
What drug increases risk of SIDS and Tobacco.
IUGR?
What are the clinical manifestations -high pitched cry, sneezing, yawning, emesis,
of Neonatal Opioid Withdrawal diarrhea, tremors, jitteriness, poor sleep, poor
Syndrome? feeding, seizures
, What is the tx for Neonatal Opioid nonpharmacologic first, narcotic (morphine or
Withdrawal Syndrome? methadone) replacement and wean
What defines SGA? Weight <10th percentile for gestational age.
What is fetal hydrops? Fluid accumulation in multiple fetal compartments.
What causes fetal hydrops? Rh blood group incompatibility (immune hydrops),
or antenatal infection with Parvovirus B19
(nonimmune hydrops)
What are the signs of TTN? tachypnea (grunting, flaring, retracting), increased
O2 requirement, normal ABG
How do you dx TTN? air bronchograms, perihilar streaking, fluid in fissure
How do you tx TTN? Supportive - IVF, supplemental O2, repeat studies
if not improving clinically
What is meconium aspiration Baby inhales first stool; causes respiratory distress.
syndrome?
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Terms in this set (35)
What causes neonatal Transplacental transfer of anti-TSH antibodies from
thyrotoxicosis? mothers with Grave's disease irrespective of
treatment. It usually resolves as the antibodies wear
of. Treat with methimazole and beta-blocker.
What's the main concern with infants Hypoglycemia.
of diabetic mothers?
What facial features are seen in fetal Smooth philtrum, thin upper lip, short palpebral
alcohol syndrome? fissures.
What drug increases risk of SIDS and Tobacco.
IUGR?
What are the clinical manifestations -high pitched cry, sneezing, yawning, emesis,
of Neonatal Opioid Withdrawal diarrhea, tremors, jitteriness, poor sleep, poor
Syndrome? feeding, seizures
, What is the tx for Neonatal Opioid nonpharmacologic first, narcotic (morphine or
Withdrawal Syndrome? methadone) replacement and wean
What defines SGA? Weight <10th percentile for gestational age.
What is fetal hydrops? Fluid accumulation in multiple fetal compartments.
What causes fetal hydrops? Rh blood group incompatibility (immune hydrops),
or antenatal infection with Parvovirus B19
(nonimmune hydrops)
What are the signs of TTN? tachypnea (grunting, flaring, retracting), increased
O2 requirement, normal ABG
How do you dx TTN? air bronchograms, perihilar streaking, fluid in fissure
How do you tx TTN? Supportive - IVF, supplemental O2, repeat studies
if not improving clinically
What is meconium aspiration Baby inhales first stool; causes respiratory distress.
syndrome?
