Health management

5 Written Questions

1. fetal alcohol syndrome caused from mother drinking alcohol while pregnant
2. 1-37 weeks
3. done to try to draw out bilirubin from the skin using fluorescent light
4. indirect coombs (maternal), direct coombs (infant), bilirubin
5. jaundice, anemia, neurological damage

5 Matching Questions

1. risks for infant born to diabetic mom
2. AGA
3. SGA
4. macrosomia
5. term

1. a average for gestational age
2. b excessive size and stature
3. c 38-41 weeks
4. d macrosomia, hypoglycemia, perinatal asphyxia, hypocalcemia, resp difficulties, hyperbilirubinemia
5. e small for gestational age

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. caused by ABO or Rh incompatibility
   1. S/S of hemolytic disease
   2. hemolytic disease
   3. hyperbilirubinemia
   4. affects of FAS
2. large for gestational age
   1. FTT
   2. SGA
   3. AGA
   4. LGA
3. sub Q fat on an infant, preterm babies don't have
   1. RhoGAM
   2. FTT
   3. FAS
   4. brown fat
4. malnutrition, hypoglycemia, resp distress
   1. phototherapy
   2. S/S of hemolytic disease
   3. risks of postterm pregnancy
   4. postterm
5. given to mom at 28-30 wks and within 72 hours after delivery
   1. AGA
   2. RhoGAM
   3. LGA
   4. SGA

5 True/False Questions

1. affects of FAS → can cause CNS, facial abnormalities, growth retardation and FTT, SGA, feeding disorders

   True        False

2. postterm → 1-37 weeks

   True        False

3. perinatal asphyxia → done to try to draw out bilirubin from the skin using fluorescent light

   True        False

4. hyperbilirubinemia → excessive size and stature

   True        False

5. FTT → fetal alcohol syndrome caused from mother drinking alcohol while pregnant

   True        False