Neonatal infections — Flashcards

What is the treatment for neonatal hyperbilirubinemia when phototherapy fails? _____

What is the assumed diagnosis in a premature baby with bloody diarrhea? _____

Total bilirubin > 20 mg/dL in 1-day-old baby is managed with _____

Hint: next step

_____ conjunctivitis = days 2-5 and purulent exudate _____ conjunctivitis = days 5-14 and mucoid/watery discharge

ABO incompatability typically occurs between a mother with blood _____ and an infant with blood _____ which can cause _____

Spasms/hypertonicity in an infant of a poorly-immunized mother with poor umbilical stump management is suggestive of _____

Hint: diagnosis

Within first 10 mins of birth, with either a pulse <100 or respiratory difficulties (gasping, apnea), what is the next best step in management? _____

What is the preventative treatment for conjunctivitis in a neonate who's mother had chlamydia? _____

What is seen for activity in the APGAR score? 0: _____ 1: _____ 2: _____

Which congenital infection is associated with seizure and temporal lobe hemorrhage without evidence of intracranial calcifications? _____