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Neonatology

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what is primary apnea in neonates? some assistance with breathing resolves with stimulation and warming when bradycardic
what is secondary apnea is neonate? more bradycardic and respiratory distress doesn't respond to initial stimulation
what are the most common birth defects and when do they occur? heart defects within the first trimester
what are the 3 categories of congenital anomalies increased pulmonary blood flow, decrease pulmonary blood flow, and obstruct flow
what defects are included in the increasing of pulmonary blood flow? ASD, PFO; VSD, PDA (patent ductus arteriosus)
defects producing decreased pulmonary blood flow Tetralogy of Fallot (TOF), Dextro-transposition of the great arteries Levo-transposition of the great arteries
what defects occur to obstruct blood flow in the fetal heart coarctation of the aorta pulmonary or aortic stenosis truncus arteriosus hypoplastic left heart syndrome
what 4 abnormalities found with tetralogy of fallot? pulmonary stenosis, right ventricular hypertrophy, overriding aorta, ventricular septal defect
characteristic of D-TGA two cardiovascular systems RV to the aorta and LV to the pulmonary artery
characteristic of L-TGA left ventricle on the right side leading into the pulmonary artery and right ventricle on the left side feeding aorta = decreased capacity for contraction and cardiac output
what is an important indicator of fetal distress? heart rate
what are basic measures in the inverted pyramid treatment of newborns? drying, warming, positioning, suction, tactile stimulation, oxygen, BVM, chest compressions
what are ALS measures with newborn care? intubation and medication
what is the dose to treat hypoglycemia in a newborn? D10 5-10mL/kg
What is the dose to treat hypoglycemia in a 2mo-2yo? D25 2-4mL/kg
What is the dose to treat hypoglycemia in a 2yo+? D50 1-2mL/kg
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