ATI maternal Newborn set II baby questions with correct answers

APGAR what stands for? Correct Answer - APGAR is taken at 1 minute and 5 minutes after delivery and then every 5 minutes until baby is stable (score of 7 or higher) APGAR *Activity* (muscle tone) *Pulse* *Grimace* (Reflex irritability) *Appearance* (Skin color) *Respiration* Point Score for APGAR Correct Answer - Point score for APGAR:0 points= Absent, Absent, Flaccide, (blue, pale) Absent 1 point= Arms and legs flexed, below 100 bpm, some flexion of extremities, (body pink, extremities blue), slow, irregular 2 points= active movement, over 100 bpm, (active motion see, cough, pull away etc.) (Completely pink) Vigourous cry Overall Point scale for APGAR:Severely depressed 0-3 Moderately depressed 4-6 Excellent Condition *7-10* New Ballard Scale: Correct Answer - Newborn maturity rating scale, assesses neuro and physical maturity, 6 developmental areas for 1-5 values. Totals are added to give maturity rating in weeks of gestation (35 indicates 38 weeks of gestation) Neuromuscular Maturity Correct Answer - • Posture ranging • Square window • Arm recoil • Popliteal angle • Scarf sign • Heel to ear Physical Maturity Correct Answer - • Skin texture • Lanugo presence • Plantar surface • Breast tissue amount • Eyes and ears for amount eye opening and ear cartilage • Genitalia development,