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CCRN neonatal Questions & Answers
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Link to questions - ✔https://coursewareobjects.elsevier.com/objects/elr/AACN/certification5e/ onlineevolveexam/ Fetal fibronectin - ✔biochemical marker useful for predicting preterm birth within 2 weeks placental α-microglobulin-1 (PAMG-1) protein - ✔presence indicates rupture of membranes Fetal heart rate variability - ✔best indicator of fetal oxygenation status (absence of metabolic acidemia) Biophysical profile - ✔-fetal tone -fetal breathing -fetal movement -nonstress test -amniotic fluid volume Late decelerations - ✔transient response to hypoxemia during contractions Variable decelerations - ✔cord compression -tx: amnioinfusion, intrauterine pressure catheter Maternal serum α-fetoprotein - ✔-Elevated: neural tube defect, abdominal wall defect, EA/duodenal atresia -Decreased: Down syndrome Target preductal sat after birth - ✔-1 minute 60-65% -2 minutes 65-70% -3 minutes 70-75% -4 minutes 75-80% -5 minutes 80-85% -10 minutes 85-90% Arterial cord blood gas - ✔reveals the metabolic status of the fetus before delivery and strongly correlates with perinatal asphyxia Turner syndrome - ✔-SGA with a broad chest -widely spaced nipples -edema of the extremities -short webbed neck Trisomy 13 - ✔-cutis aplasia -overlapping digits -low-set ears, cleft palate -microcephaly -microphthalmia -polydactyly -rocker bottom feet -numerous organ abnormalities (including cardiac)
Trisomy 18 - ✔-low birth weight -ears that are low set and/or of abnormal shape -micrognathia -microstomia -rocker-bottom feet -clenched hand with flexed fingers -flexion contraction of the middle two fingers Trisomy 21 - ✔-brachycephaly with flattened occiput -low-set and malformed ears -generalized hypotonia -hyperflexibility of the joints -clinodactyly of the fifth fingers -wide spacing between the first and second toes -loose skinfolds in the posterior neck DiGeorge Syndrome - ✔-deletion in chromosome band 22q -heart defects -poor immune system function (small/absent thymus) -cleft palate -hypocalcemia -developmental delays Beckwith-Wiederman syndrome - ✔-macroglossia -hypoglycemia -macrosomia -umbilical hernia -omphalocele -abnormally large organs -ear creases or pits -kidney abnormalities Congenital varicella - ✔-Cicatricial scarring -Limb hypoplasia -microphthalmia Congential toxoplasmosis - ✔-chorioretinitis -intracerebral calcifications Congenital rubella - ✔-micropthalmia -cataracts, glaucoma, chorioretinitis, and congenital heart disease. Congenital syphillis - ✔-Purulent or bloody nasal discharge -copper-colored maculopapular rash that goes on to blister and peel Neonatal lupus erythematous - ✔-congenital heart block (ECHO at birth) -cutaneous lupus rash -pancytopenia Congenital hypothyroidism -
Digoxin - ✔-inhibits sodium-potassium-adenosine triphosphatase; this results in calcium influx into the myocardial cells, which enhances contractility (inotropy) -higher risk for toxicity with hypokalemia RDS in IDM babies - ✔Delayed lung maturation (surfactant production) = higher rates of RDS TET - ✔Severity of symptoms dependent on RV outflow obstruction Indomethacin - ✔Closely monitor UOP - can decrease renal blood flow BP cuff selection - ✔25% greater than the width of the extremity Hyperoxia test - ✔100% FiO2 for ten minutes Tests for RDS vs cardiac issues Preductal PaO2 > 150 = RDS Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome - ✔Presents with SVT Milrinone - ✔-Decreases afterload (vasodilation - systemic and pulmonary) -Improves contractility PDA - ✔-increased pulmonary vasculature and cardiomegaly on chest radiograph -bounding peripheral pulses -widening pulse pressure with a low diastolic blood pressure -Unexplained acidosis Pericardial tamponade - ✔-caused by fluid in the pericardial space (can be related to central line placement) -quiet/absent heart sounds/pulses/circulation despite EKG rhythm -tachycardia followed by bradycardia -can require needle decompression Pacing wires - ✔Used after surgeries to repair defects near the conduction system (high risk for arrhythmia) Fetal anemia - ✔Can lead to CHF postnatal PGE side effects - ✔potent vasodilator -apnea -fever -hypotension Pre/post saturations - ✔-Pre > post: PPHN -Pre < post: TGA Tetralogy of fallot - ✔1. VSD
Dobutamine - ✔-inotropic vasopressor and increases myocardial contractility -decreases systemic and pulmonary vascular resistance -only slightly increases heart rate sharp edge sign - ✔-cardiac border and the diaphragm are seen in sharp contrast -radiographic finding of a pneumothorax Sail sign - ✔-results from free air lifting the thymus -radiographic sign of pneumomediastinum Subglottic stenosis - ✔Can result from prolonged intubation Ventilation perfusion mismatch - ✔-Va/Qc ratio expresses the interaction between pulmonary ventilation and perfusion -Matching ventilation and perfusion is required for efficient gas exchange -Mismatching is the most common cause of hypoxia Targeted preductal sats at delivery - ✔-1 minute: 60-65% -2 minutes: 65-70% -4 minutes: 75-80% -10 minutes: 85-95% Intermittent mandatory ventilation - ✔delivers breaths at a predetermined rate, irrespective of where the patient's spontaneous breath is in the respiratory cycle DIC - ✔-low platelet count -prolonged prothrombin time -partial thromboplastin time (although they may initially be normal) -increased level of fibrin split products -low fibrinogen level -increased level of D-dimer (the marker for DIC) Cryoprecipitate - ✔greatest concentration of fibrinogen for DIC Kleihauer-Betke test - ✔Test for prenatal hemorrhage by looking for fetal hemoglobin in maternal blood Hemophilia A - ✔-Factor VIII deficiency -normal or prolonged partial thromboplastin time -normal prothrombin time -normal platelet count ABO incompatibility - ✔-mothers have blood group O and the babies have blood group A or B -more common than Rh incompatibility, but less severe Neonatal alloimmune thrombocytopenia - ✔-leading cause of severe thrombocytopenia in the newborn -occurs when maternal platelets come into contact with fetal platelets containing an antigen lacking in the mother -baby will have widespread petichiae, oozing, possible IVH w/ normal clotting factors (mom has normal plt level excluding autoimmune thrombocytopenia in both)