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ATI Maternal Newborn
Nursing Chapter 27 Test
Bank | Practice Questions
& Study Guide
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Terms in this set (42)
What congenital physical defects/long-term Feeding problems, CNS dysfunction (mental retardation and cerebral
complications are newborns with fetal alcohol palsy), behavioral difficulties such as hyperactivity, language
syndrome at risk for? abnormalities, future substance use, delated growth and development,
and poor maternal-newborn bonding
Abstinence withdrawal CNS findings? Increased wakefulness, high-pitched cry, irritability, tremors, increased
Moro reflex, increased muscle tone, hyperactivity, increase deep tendon
reflexes, and convulsions
Abstinence withdrawal respiratory findings? Nasal congestion with flaring, frequent yawning, tachypnea > 60/min,
sweating, and temp greater than 37.2 (99)
Abstinence withdrawal GI findings? Poor feeding, regurgitation, diarrhea, and excessive and uncoordinated
sucking
Opiate withdrawal Lasts 2-3 weeks, rapid changes in mood, hypersensitivity to noise and
external stimuli, dehydration, and poor weight gain
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ATI Maternal Newborn
Nursing Chapter 27 Test
Bank | Practice Questions
& Study Guide
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Terms in this set (42)
What congenital physical defects/long-term Feeding problems, CNS dysfunction (mental retardation and cerebral
complications are newborns with fetal alcohol palsy), behavioral difficulties such as hyperactivity, language
syndrome at risk for? abnormalities, future substance use, delated growth and development,
and poor maternal-newborn bonding
Abstinence withdrawal CNS findings? Increased wakefulness, high-pitched cry, irritability, tremors, increased
Moro reflex, increased muscle tone, hyperactivity, increase deep tendon
reflexes, and convulsions
Abstinence withdrawal respiratory findings? Nasal congestion with flaring, frequent yawning, tachypnea > 60/min,
sweating, and temp greater than 37.2 (99)
Abstinence withdrawal GI findings? Poor feeding, regurgitation, diarrhea, and excessive and uncoordinated
sucking
Opiate withdrawal Lasts 2-3 weeks, rapid changes in mood, hypersensitivity to noise and
external stimuli, dehydration, and poor weight gain
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