Neonatal infections — Flashcards

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

Can patients with necrotizing enterocolitis present with yellow, seedy stools? _____

Found in a newborn (day 1) _____

Hint: Diagnosis

Test to differentiate between neonatal melena being from baby's blood loss vs. ingested maternal blood? _____

Ppx. and treatment of gonorrhea conjunctivitis? _____

What is the most commonly acquired congenital infection? _____

Immediately after delivery of a vigorous infant, initiate _____ with mom

Neonate that required positive pressure ventilation is now tachypneic? _____ _____

Hint: Diagnosis?

CPR ratio in neonates? _____

Mild eyelid swelling with watery, serosanguinous, or mucopurulent eye discharge in a 5-14 day newborn is suggestive of _____

Hint: diagnosis