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, What results from placental transfer of maternal antibodies directed against paternally
inherited antigens present on the fetal platelets, but absent from maternal platelets? -
Answers:•Isoimmune thrombocytopenia
What complication is the Most common transfusion reaction in a neonate? -
Answers:Volume overload
Cryoprecipitate is primarily used in the neonate to provide? - Answers:Fibrinogen
One important factor in assessment of the thrombocytopenic infant includes what? -
Answers:Maternal history of low platelets
Assessment of a preterm neonate includes generalize pinpoint petechiae, oozing from
heel stick puncture sites, and bloody ET secretions. Recent labs include: hematocrit
44%, platelets 76,000 mm/L, PT 22 seconds, PTT 65 seconds, and fibrinogen 80 Mg/L.
An appropriate intervention is to administer: - Answers:Platelets
A term, 3 Kg neonates presents present with plethora, venous hematocrit 68%,
jitteriness, and tachypnea. An appropriate management would include a (n) what? -
Answers:Partial exchange transfusion with 26ml NS
An important growth factor for development of fetal RBCs is what? -
Answers:Erythropoietin
What are signs of anemia of prematurity? - Answers:Signs may include tachycardia,
pallor, poor feeding, respiratory distress
The mother with known idiopathic thrombocytopenia purpura (ITP) is admitted to labor &
delivery. The NICU needs to know that her baby is what? - Answers:Likely to
experience platelet count Nadir on day two of life.
The oxygenation-hemoglobin dissociation curve does what? - Answers:Reflects the
affinity of hemoglobin for oxygen
Critically ill neonates have an increased risk of developing disseminated intravascular
coagulation because of what? - Answers:Decreased levels of antithrombin and protein
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Phototherapy leads to what? - Answers:Movement of extra vascular bilirubin into the
vascular space to facilitate albumin binding
Bilirubin conjugation does what? - Answers:It creates a fat soluble metabolite
A term neonate at five days of age presents to the local ED with, lethargy, mild
hypotonia, poor suck, decreased activity, and a high pitched cry. The mother tells you
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[Document subtitle]
[DATE]
[COMPANY NAME]
[Company address]
, What results from placental transfer of maternal antibodies directed against paternally
inherited antigens present on the fetal platelets, but absent from maternal platelets? -
Answers:•Isoimmune thrombocytopenia
What complication is the Most common transfusion reaction in a neonate? -
Answers:Volume overload
Cryoprecipitate is primarily used in the neonate to provide? - Answers:Fibrinogen
One important factor in assessment of the thrombocytopenic infant includes what? -
Answers:Maternal history of low platelets
Assessment of a preterm neonate includes generalize pinpoint petechiae, oozing from
heel stick puncture sites, and bloody ET secretions. Recent labs include: hematocrit
44%, platelets 76,000 mm/L, PT 22 seconds, PTT 65 seconds, and fibrinogen 80 Mg/L.
An appropriate intervention is to administer: - Answers:Platelets
A term, 3 Kg neonates presents present with plethora, venous hematocrit 68%,
jitteriness, and tachypnea. An appropriate management would include a (n) what? -
Answers:Partial exchange transfusion with 26ml NS
An important growth factor for development of fetal RBCs is what? -
Answers:Erythropoietin
What are signs of anemia of prematurity? - Answers:Signs may include tachycardia,
pallor, poor feeding, respiratory distress
The mother with known idiopathic thrombocytopenia purpura (ITP) is admitted to labor &
delivery. The NICU needs to know that her baby is what? - Answers:Likely to
experience platelet count Nadir on day two of life.
The oxygenation-hemoglobin dissociation curve does what? - Answers:Reflects the
affinity of hemoglobin for oxygen
Critically ill neonates have an increased risk of developing disseminated intravascular
coagulation because of what? - Answers:Decreased levels of antithrombin and protein
C
Phototherapy leads to what? - Answers:Movement of extra vascular bilirubin into the
vascular space to facilitate albumin binding
Bilirubin conjugation does what? - Answers:It creates a fat soluble metabolite
A term neonate at five days of age presents to the local ED with, lethargy, mild
hypotonia, poor suck, decreased activity, and a high pitched cry. The mother tells you
