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Eye prophylaxis ✔Correct Answer--Should be given within 1 hr. of birth
-Erythromycin
What is a cephalhematoma? ✔Correct Answer-A collection of blood that overlies a cranial
bone and does not extend across the suture line.
What are the typical presentations of cephalhematoma? ✔Correct Answer-Bleeding usually
over one or both parietal bones, scalp not discolored, swelling several hours or days after birth,
does not transilluminate.
What are the common causes of cephalhematoma? ✔Correct Answer-Ruptured blood
vessel(s), difficult labor, mechanical trauma.
What is the management for cephalhematoma? ✔Correct Answer-Usually no treatment
needed; blood loss may require transfusion.
What is a potential complication of cephalhematoma? ✔Correct Answer-Severe
hyperbilirubinemia due to blood loss.
What is the typical outcome for cephalhematoma? ✔Correct Answer-Most resolve in 2 weeks
to 3 months.
What is the definition of choanal atresia? ✔Correct Answer-Membranous or bony complete
nasal obstruction
What is a common presentation of choanal atresia? ✔Correct Answer-Cyanotic when at rest
or when eating (mouth closed), pink when crying (mouth open)
What is the cause of choanal atresia? ✔Correct Answer-Sporadic, Treacher Collins, Down,
Crouton syndomes, CHARGE
How is choanal atresia managed initially? ✔Correct Answer-Check nasal patency with NG
tube, oral intubation until surgical repair
What is the presentation/assessment for cleft lip/palate? ✔Correct Answer-Cleft lip/palate is
assessed through physical examination and imaging as needed.
What are the causes of cleft lip/palate? ✔Correct Answer-Causes include environmental
factors and medications taken during the first trimester.
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Eye prophylaxis ✔Correct Answer--Should be given within 1 hr. of birth
-Erythromycin
What is a cephalhematoma? ✔Correct Answer-A collection of blood that overlies a cranial
bone and does not extend across the suture line.
What are the typical presentations of cephalhematoma? ✔Correct Answer-Bleeding usually
over one or both parietal bones, scalp not discolored, swelling several hours or days after birth,
does not transilluminate.
What are the common causes of cephalhematoma? ✔Correct Answer-Ruptured blood
vessel(s), difficult labor, mechanical trauma.
What is the management for cephalhematoma? ✔Correct Answer-Usually no treatment
needed; blood loss may require transfusion.
What is a potential complication of cephalhematoma? ✔Correct Answer-Severe
hyperbilirubinemia due to blood loss.
What is the typical outcome for cephalhematoma? ✔Correct Answer-Most resolve in 2 weeks
to 3 months.
What is the definition of choanal atresia? ✔Correct Answer-Membranous or bony complete
nasal obstruction
What is a common presentation of choanal atresia? ✔Correct Answer-Cyanotic when at rest
or when eating (mouth closed), pink when crying (mouth open)
What is the cause of choanal atresia? ✔Correct Answer-Sporadic, Treacher Collins, Down,
Crouton syndomes, CHARGE
How is choanal atresia managed initially? ✔Correct Answer-Check nasal patency with NG
tube, oral intubation until surgical repair
What is the presentation/assessment for cleft lip/palate? ✔Correct Answer-Cleft lip/palate is
assessed through physical examination and imaging as needed.
What are the causes of cleft lip/palate? ✔Correct Answer-Causes include environmental
factors and medications taken during the first trimester.
