Neonate 0.0 / 5 ? OtherAnatomy and PhysiologyUniversityNone Created by: libsdCreated on: 23-01-19 12:19 Reflexes Root, ****, moro, grasp, step 1 of 22 What is a neonates emptying time 2.5-3hrs 2 of 22 What is the poo reflex Illeocaecal valve opens when food enters the stomach 3 of 22 What is different about a neonates gut at birth It is sterile 4 of 22 When is meconium present in the large intestine 16 weeks gestation 5 of 22 How long does it take for meconium to be passed Should be passed within 24hrs 6 of 22 When is meconium totally excreted by 48-72hrs 7 of 22 What does meconium contain Bile, fatty acids, mucus and epithelial cells 8 of 22 At day 5 what should stool look like Brownish yellow colour 9 of 22 What do babies lack in their blood Vitamin K 10 of 22 What immunogobulin do babies get across the placental barrier lgG 11 of 22 What indicates a chance of intrauterine infection high lgM levels 12 of 22 How quickly does a baby need to feed after birth 2-3hrs 13 of 22 How can neonates lose heat by conduction If placed on a cold surface 14 of 22 How can neonates lose heat by evaporation If not dried 15 of 22 How can neonates lose heat by convection If there is a draft 16 of 22 How can neonates lose heat by radiation If placed near a cold surface 17 of 22 What percentage of a babies weight is the brain? 12% 18 of 22 What type of folicles are present in a female baby at birth Primordial 19 of 22 What is brown adipose tissue Tissue that neonates are born with to increase metabolic processes and heat production 20 of 22 What is physiological jaundice Build up of bilirubin in the blood 21 of 22 What makes neonates at risk of jaundice They have immature livers meaning there is not enough enezymes to break down the bilirubin from red blood cells 22 of 22
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