Neonatology — Flashcards

Failure to initiate respiratory effort at birth is called _____

Which pediatric disorder will present with hyperinflation, patchy infiltrates, and coarse streaking on chest x-ray?

Problems of infants with IUGR and pathogenesis: _____: due to decreased uteroplacental perfusion during labour+chronic fetal hypoxia, meconium aspiration syndrome

The ratio of compressions to ventilation in resuscitation of the newborn is _____, where compromise of gas exchange is nearly always the primary cause of cardiovascular collapse

The most common finding in Neonatal Lupus Erythematosus is erythematous eruption around face and eyes, also called _____ sign

According to modified Bell staging, presence of pneumoperitonium is classified as stage _____

Best area to check the postductal saturation is the _____.

Kramer zone 5 corresponds to palms and soles and is suggestive of approximate TSB level of _____ mg/dL

If despite effective chest compressions and PPV, the newborn's HR remains < 60 bpm, the next step is to provide _____

Phototherapy maybe useful in the management of breast_____ jaundice