NUR 148 Test 3
- "First period of reactivity" or "Golden Hour"
Answer -Lasts 30-60 mins -baby alert and active -HR irregular and high as 180bpm -RR as high as 80/min -Fine crackles in lungs -hypoactive bowel sounds (NOT absent) -breastfeeding initiated
- "Period of decreased responsiveness"
Answer -lasts from 60-100 mins (hours 2-4 of life) -bowel sounds more audible -HR and RR return to baseline -activity decreases -acrocyanosis improving
- "Second period of reactivity"
Answer -awake again and alert -lasts 4-6 hours (hours4-8 of life) -HR and RR increase -skin color change->overall pinkness -pass 1st stool -interest in feeding 1 / 3
110-160 bpm
- is normal for the first hours to days after birth while cardiac and
respiratory systems are adjucting to extra uterine life.
Answer acrocyanosis
- Term neonates lungs hold about how much fluid per kg prior to birth?
Answer 20cc or mL
- What does clamping the cord initiate?
Answer breathing (crying)
- Factors that initiate newborn first breaths?
Answer -chemical
-mechanical (passage through birth canal) -thermal (cold air) -sensory (senses)
- Normal breath sounds in newborn?
Answer -abdominal breathing
-shallow and irregular->30-60 bpm -nasal flaring -retractions -tachypnea
- Normal respiratory rate for newborn?
Answer 2 / 3
30-60/min
- Targeted pre-ductal SpO2 after birth...
Answer -1 min 60-65%
-2 min 65-70 -3 min 70-75% -4 min 75-80%
-5 min 80-85 % -10 min 85-95%
- Normal apical pulse for newborn?
Answer 110-160 bpm
- PDA fetal circulation...
Answer left ventricle (unoxygenated blood)->pulmonary artery->PDA (mixes unoxygenated blood between p. artery and aorta)->aorta
- This septal defect in atria mixes oxygenated and unoxygenated blood?
- Foramen ovale shunts blood around the .
Answer - PFO
Answer lungs
- Benefits of delayed cord clamping and cutting....
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Answer