1
Q
TTN/WLS
A
- hyperinflation
- prominent pulmonary vascular markings
- flattening of the diaphragm
- fluid in the horizontal fissure of the right lung
- Prominent hilar streaking
2
Q
RDS/HMD
with poor surfactant
A
- poor lung expansion
- air bronchograms
- reticular granular appearance
3
Q
MA
A
MA produces area of atelectasis and emphysema throughout the lung
- hyperinflation
- cardiomegaly
- diaphramic flattning
- patchy atelectasis and consolidation
suctioning the trachea and nasopharynx under direct vision ONLY.
the is risk of a:
1. pneumothorax
2. pnuemomediastinum
3. persistent pulmonary hypertension
4
Q
pneumonia
A
- SIMILAR TO HMD
5
Q
pneumothorax
A
- absent lung markings
- collapsed lung
- mediastinal shift (tension pneumothorax)
6
Q
persistant pulmonary hypertension
A
- many be normal
- can show vermin, meconium aspiration
7
Q
diaphramic hernia
A
- polyhydramnios
- shift of the maximal heart sounds to the right
- scaphoid appearance of the diaphragm.
- bowel sounds may be heard in the chest.
the is can be pulmonary hypoplasia
8
Q
Where does the pigment accumulate in the brain in jaundice (kernicterus)
A
in the basal ganglia
9
Q
syphilis
A
- Metaphyseal lucency
- Wimberger’s Sign
10
Q
MAS
Who is at risk?
A
- Term or post-term babies who have been stressed in utero.
- More at risk if wasted or UGA
11
Q
HMD
AIM for saturation and reason
A
Aim to maintain sats 88-92% to prevent the complications of oxygen toxicity
12
Q
HMD
Complications
A
- Respiratory failure
- Pneumothorax
- Peri-and intraventricular hemorrhage
- PDA leading to heart failure
- Secondary pneumonia
- Chronic lung disease
