High Risk Newborn
10 Questions
| Attempts: 4874
.
Questions and Answers
- 1.A new born presenting with exterme prematurity, critical illness, and needing surgical intervention should be treated at what NICU level?
- A.
Level 4
- B.
Level 2
- C.
Special Care Nursies
- D.
Level 3
- 2.Which of these infants have the highest mortality rate? SELECT ALL THAT APPLPY
- A.
Preterm
- B.
SGA
- C.
LGA
- D.
AGA
- 3.What are your main assessments for a high risk newborn?
- A.
Vital Sign
- B.
Risk for infection
- C.
Skin care
- D.
Hand washing
- E.
Aterial Blood Gas
- 4.RDS fis characterized by which of the following, select all that apply?
- A.
Poor nutrition
- B.
Impaired gas exchange
- C.
Lack of exercise
- D.
Ventaltion failure
- E.
High blood sugar
- 5.A newborn that presents with tachypnea, retractions, labored breathing, substernal retractions, rales, expiratory grunting, nasla flaring, and cyanosis is exibiting which respiratory concern?
- A.
RDS
- B.
TTN
- C.
MAS
- D.
SIDS
- 6.Lack of surfactant related to RDS is measured with which diagnostic?
- A.
L/S ratio of 1:1
- B.
CXR
- C.
Colasped bronchioles
- D.
Respirations of 60 breaths per minute
- 7.Clinically, a portion of lung that colaspes is know as;
- A.
Atectasis
- B.
Resipratory acidosis
- C.
Hypoxemia
- D.
Retraction
- 8.Which intervetion is not a treatment for RDS?
- A.
THermoregulation
- B.
Oxygen administration
- C.
Mechanical ventalation
- D.
CPAP
- E.
Parenteral feeding
- F.
Administration of surfactant
- G.
Monitor blood glucose
- H.
Correct repiratry and metabolic acidosis
Featured Quizzes
Back to top