Neonatology — Flashcards

Kramer zone 4 corresponds to legs/arms and forearms and is suggestive of approximate TSB level of _____ mg/dL

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

_____ is a benign finding in newborn caused due to exaggerated physiologic vasomotor response on exposure to low environmental temperature.

Formula feeds maybe useful in the management of breast_____ jaundice

_____ is a benign finding in neonates consisting of nests of epithelial cells, that appear as whitish/yellowish spots on hard palate

The preferred imaging modality in preterm neonates with hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) is _____

The early phase of kernicterus (acute form) includes poor suck, stupor, _____tonia, and seizures.

Lethargy in a newborn with hypothermia, apnea, cyanosis, and seizures suggests _____.

Is Hirschsprung disease common in preterm infants?_____

What is the primary feeding method for an infant born between 28-32 weeks?_____