Evolve Case Study Newborn with Jaundice-Ivy Family
Answers
1. A
Dry infant quickly with warm blankets
2. B
Prepare to give oxygen
3. C
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4. B
Low forceps delivery
5. C
Place a cover on the scale
6. D
Give eye prophylaxis
7. A
Document the findings in the EMR
8. B
Document the finding in the EMR
9. B
Diminished movement in one arm
10. A
Slightly raise the infant's head and trunk and allow the infant to drop back to 30
degrees.
11. C, D, E
Peeling parchment-like skin
Thin, with loose skin and little subcutaneous tissue
Deep creases at the base of the toes, extending to the heels.
12.A
Select the middle part of the vastus lateralis for use.
13. D
Cover the entire conjunctiva with ointment after gently retracting the lid.
14. C
Use a bulb syringe to clear the mouth and nose
15. D
He needs burping at the start of the feeding and after each ounce (30ml) of formula.
16. D.
The infant should have 1-2 voids per day.
17. A
Remove the bottle from the infants mouth.
18. C
Well outlined swelling that does not cross suture lines
19. C
A newborn rash is very common but it will disappear soon.
Answers
1. A
Dry infant quickly with warm blankets
2. B
Prepare to give oxygen
3. C
6
4. B
Low forceps delivery
5. C
Place a cover on the scale
6. D
Give eye prophylaxis
7. A
Document the findings in the EMR
8. B
Document the finding in the EMR
9. B
Diminished movement in one arm
10. A
Slightly raise the infant's head and trunk and allow the infant to drop back to 30
degrees.
11. C, D, E
Peeling parchment-like skin
Thin, with loose skin and little subcutaneous tissue
Deep creases at the base of the toes, extending to the heels.
12.A
Select the middle part of the vastus lateralis for use.
13. D
Cover the entire conjunctiva with ointment after gently retracting the lid.
14. C
Use a bulb syringe to clear the mouth and nose
15. D
He needs burping at the start of the feeding and after each ounce (30ml) of formula.
16. D.
The infant should have 1-2 voids per day.
17. A
Remove the bottle from the infants mouth.
18. C
Well outlined swelling that does not cross suture lines
19. C
A newborn rash is very common but it will disappear soon.
