Newborn Assessment Flashcards
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Normal newborn respiratory rate?
Answer: 30-60 breaths per minute
Newborns breathe much faster than adults.
Signs of neonatal jaundice?
Answer: Yellow skin and eyes from elevated bilirubin
This condition causes characteristic color changes.
Why is vitamin K given to newborns?
Answer: Prevents hemorrhagic disease by supporting clotting
Newborns cannot produce adequate clotting factors.
When should first breastfeeding occur?
Answer: Within first hour during skin-to-skin
Early initiation promotes successful lactation.
Normal newborn heart rate?
Answer: 120-160 bpm
A newborns heart beats much faster than an adults.
What newborn screening tests are done?
Answer: Blood spot for metabolic conditions, hearing screen, pulse oximetry
Multiple different tests screen for various conditions.
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