RNC-OB: The Newborn Exam with all Correct & 100% Verified
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1. bleeding in the potential space between the
Subgaleal hematoma
skull, pe-riosteum and the scalp galea
aponuerosis; most com-mon with vacuum
delivery
2. normal newborn blood pressure is 56--50
3. normal newborn mean arterial pressure (MAP) is42-60
4. the mean BP of a preterm infant should match the number of
ges-
tational age
5. heart murmurs are common in the first 24 hours,
but 48 if they persist after hours, this may
indicate an abnormality
6. the infant takes its first breath within the first 10 seconds
7. which is more reliable: capillary blood gases or arterial arterial
blood gases
8. bowel sounds are usually present minutes 30-60
after birth
9. demarcated, unraised red/purple area nevus flammeus
(port wine stain)
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, RNC-OB: The Newborn Exam with all Correct & 100% Verified
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10. raised, demarkated, dark red lesion
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nevus vascularis (straw-
berry mark)
11. bluish hands and feet in the first 2-6 hours acrocyanosis
12. perifollicular lesions, white or yellow pustules, erythema toxicum
usually transient
13. small raised white spots on the face milia
14. limp tone may indicate (3) - hypoxia
-CNS abnormalities
-hypoglycemia
15. spasticity may indicate cerebral palsy
16. the suck reflex is fully developed at weeks 36
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1. bleeding in the potential space between the
Subgaleal hematoma
skull, pe-riosteum and the scalp galea
aponuerosis; most com-mon with vacuum
delivery
2. normal newborn blood pressure is 56--50
3. normal newborn mean arterial pressure (MAP) is42-60
4. the mean BP of a preterm infant should match the number of
ges-
tational age
5. heart murmurs are common in the first 24 hours,
but 48 if they persist after hours, this may
indicate an abnormality
6. the infant takes its first breath within the first 10 seconds
7. which is more reliable: capillary blood gases or arterial arterial
blood gases
8. bowel sounds are usually present minutes 30-60
after birth
9. demarcated, unraised red/purple area nevus flammeus
(port wine stain)
1/
10
, RNC-OB: The Newborn Exam with all Correct & 100% Verified
Answers |Actual Complete Update |Already Graded A+
10. raised, demarkated, dark red lesion
1/
10
, RNC-OB: The Newborn Exam with all Correct & 100% Verified
Answers |Actual Complete Update |Already Graded A+
nevus vascularis (straw-
berry mark)
11. bluish hands and feet in the first 2-6 hours acrocyanosis
12. perifollicular lesions, white or yellow pustules, erythema toxicum
usually transient
13. small raised white spots on the face milia
14. limp tone may indicate (3) - hypoxia
-CNS abnormalities
-hypoglycemia
15. spasticity may indicate cerebral palsy
16. the suck reflex is fully developed at weeks 36
