Ambulatory
Weight gain
1st month weight gain: 20g/day
regain weight at 2 wks, 2x at 4 months, 3x at 12 months
Fontanelle
big posterior fontanelle: hypothyroidism
3rd fontanelle: Down
Red Reflex
no red reflex:
retinoblastoma
cataracts
Hip dysplasia
always US at 6 wks, at risk for hip dysplasia
Benign Murmur
physiological peripheral pulmonary stenosis, reassure parent.
IVH
Layers of scalp:
Caput succedaneum: between skin and galea aponeurosis
subgaleal hemorrhage: between galea aponeurosis and periosteum
cephalhematoma: between periosteum and bone
Cephalhematoma
path/pt: subperiosteum hematoma (rupture of blood vessels between skull and periosteum) caused by surgical trauma. Do not cross suture lines. Most common parietal
symptoms
bulging head
hyperbilirubin from hemolysis
rare: anemia, hypotension
treatment: observe. Resolve in weeks to months.,
Subgaleal
path: bleed between galea aponeurosis and periosteum
pt: vacuum apply to head in delivery. Insidous growth
symptoms
boggy mass over occiput. Cross sutures and obscure fontanelle
hemorrhagic shock
treatment: resolve in 72 hrs. Observe and support.,
Caput succedaneum
path: subcutaneous, extraperiosteal, between skin and galea
pt: pressure against dilating cervix in head first delivery (vertex)
symptoms
extend across midline/sutures
poorly defined margins
discoloration
treatment: resolves over the first few days. Observe.,
Nutrient gain
100, 50, 20 kcal for every 10 kg
20 kcal/oz
1 oz = 30 ml
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