A _______ is defined as having a birth weight of _______.
A normal newborn is defined as having a birth weight of ≥ 2.5 kg.
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The _______ lasts for the _______ of life.
The newborn period lasts for the first 4 weeks of life.
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_______ is defined as _______ and _______ as _______.
Low birth weight is defined as < 2.5 kg and very low birth weight as < 1.5 kg.
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_______ can be caused by _______ and _______.
Intrauterine growth retardation can be caused by uteroplacental insufficiency and genetic defects.
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_______ includes monitoring the _______ and growth curves.
Assessment of IUGR includes monitoring the ponderal index and growth curves.
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_______ typically have limbs that are _______ and show _______.
Preterm babies typically have limbs that are extended and show absent arm recoil.
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A _______ usually has limbs that are _______ and shows _______.
A term baby usually has limbs that are flexed and shows present arm recoil.
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_______ in preterm infants is often due to _______.
Respiratory distress syndrome in preterm infants is often due to surfactant deficiency.
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_______ can occur in newborns due to _______ the immature blood-brain barrier.
Kernicterus can occur in newborns due to bilirubin crossing the immature blood-brain barrier.
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_______ for a newborn is _______.
Normal heart rate for a newborn is > 100 beats/min.
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A _______ may be used to irritate the _______ in newborns.
A nasogastric tube may be used to irritate the nasal mucosa in newborns.
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_______ for newborns should be maintained between _______.
Temperature for newborns should be maintained between 36.5°C to 37.8°C.
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_______ is a common rash seen in newborns, characterized by _______.
Onset occurs _______.
Erythema toxicum is a common rash seen in newborns, characterized by papulosaquamous lesions.
Onset occurs 7 hours after birth.
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_______ and _______ appear within _______.
Pustules and hyperpigmented patches appear within 24 hours after birth.
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_______ can be found in various sites including _______.
Keratin deposits can be found in various sites including Epstein pearls.
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_______ and _______ are other sites of keratin deposition.
_______ are due to the presence of _______ in the dermis instead of the epidermis.
Gum and Bohn’s nodules are other sites of keratin deposition.
Hyperpigmented macules are due to the presence of melanocytes in the dermis instead of the epidermis.
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A _______ is present on the _______ due to _______.
A salmon patch is present on the nape of the neck due to vascular ectasia.
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Normal newborn findings include _______ and _______ from the nipple.
Normal newborn findings include breast engorgement and milk-like discharge from the nipple.
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_______ in female babies leads to _______.
Uterine shedding in female babies leads to bleeding per vagina.
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_______ or _______ may occur.
Small subconjunctival or retinal hemorrhage may occur.
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A normal newborn is defined as having a birth weight of ≥ 2.5 kg.
neonatologybirthweightnewborn
The newborn period lasts for the first 4 weeks of life.
neonatologydevelopmentnewborn
Low birth weight is defined as < 2.5 kg and very low birth weight as < 1.5 kg.
neonatologybirthweightdefinitions
Intrauterine growth retardation can be caused by uteroplacental insufficiency and genetic defects.
neonatologyiugrcauses
Assessment of IUGR includes monitoring the ponderal index and growth curves.
neonatologyiugrassessment
Preterm babies typically have limbs that are extended and show absent arm recoil.
neonatologypretermdifferences
A term baby usually has limbs that are flexed and shows present arm recoil.
neonatologytermdifferences
Respiratory distress syndrome in preterm infants is often due to surfactant deficiency.
neonatologycomplicationsrds
Kernicterus can occur in newborns due to bilirubin crossing the immature blood-brain barrier.
neonatologycomplicationskernicterus
Normal heart rate for a newborn is > 100 beats/min.
neonatologyvital_signsheart_rate
A nasogastric tube may be used to irritate the nasal mucosa in newborns.
neonatologyproceduresnasogastric
Temperature for newborns should be maintained between 36.5°C to 37.8°C.
neonatologyvital_signstemperature
Erythema toxicum is a common rash seen in newborns, characterized by papulosaquamous lesions.
Onset occurs 7 hours after birth.
neonatologyskinrashes
Pustules and hyperpigmented patches appear within 24 hours after birth.
medicalnewbornpustules
Keratin deposits can be found in various sites including Epstein pearls.
medicalkeratinepstein
Gum and Bohn’s nodules are other sites of keratin deposition.
Hyperpigmented macules are due to the presence of melanocytes in the dermis instead of the epidermis.
medicalgumnodules
A salmon patch is present on the nape of the neck due to vascular ectasia.
medicalsalmon_patchectasia
Normal newborn findings include breast engorgement and milk-like discharge from the nipple.
medicalnewbornbreast
Uterine shedding in female babies leads to bleeding per vagina.
medicalfemaleuterine
Small subconjunctival or retinal hemorrhage may occur.
medicalhemorrhageretinal
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