Neonatology — Flashcards

_____ describes a condition in newborns where the infant is covered by a parchment-like membrane.

The immediate next step in managing an apneic baby whose mother has been administered narcotics (meperidine) shortly before delivery is to do _____

If at 60 seconds of life, the newborn has **HR < 100 bpm**, the next step is to provide _____

The lifespan of neonatal RBCs is _____ days.

_____-onset sepsis in neonates is characterised by respiratory distress and pneumonia

Head circumference is more than chest circumference by _____ cm at birth.

What technique is recommended for surfactant administration when babies showed signs of RDS and needed more than 30% inspired oxygen to maintain saturation in the normal range?_____

Expanded new Ballard score is used to calculate gestational age from _____ weeks

Neonatal tetanus typically manifests within _____ days of birth as progressive difficulty in feeding.

Which is the least common type of seizure in a neonate?_____