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Neonatal Definitions

TermDefinition
Fetus before birth
Neonate birth - 1 month
infant 1 month - 1 year
Hemoglobin Electrophoresis blood test to detect different types of hemoglobin in the blood
Coomb's test Evaluates blood type incompatibility
L/S ration test to determine lung maturity
Shake test mixing of amniotic fluid and 95% ethanol and shaken to detect bubbles or surfactant
Transplacental (congenital) results in microbes circulating in the mother's blood
Perinatal acquired during or after delivery
Gravida number of pregnancies
Para number of pregnancies resulting in a potentially viable infant
Primigravida woman's first pregnancy
Pregnancy induced hypertension elevated blood pressure after 20th week of gestation
Pre-eclampsia maternal hypertension accompanied by proteinuria or edema
Eclampsia maternal hypertension accompanied by seizures or coma
Local anesthesia injection of an anesthetic agent into the epidural space or spinal fluid to provide pain relief
Genral anesthesia induced unconsciousness
Vertex or Cephalic head first
Frank breech buttocks first
complete breech buttocks and lower extremities
Footling or incompleet breech lower extremities
Transverse lie shoulders first
Non-stress testing recording fetal heart rate externally through the mother's abdominal wall
Stress test assess placenta's function during uterine contractions and its ability to withstand labor and delivery
PROM rupture of amniotic sac before 37 weeks
Placenta previa abnormally low implantation of the placenta in uterus
Abruptio Placentae premature separation of a normally implanted placenta from the uterine wall
Dubowitz method combination of 7 physical and 6 neurological findings
New ballard modification of dubowitz method for infants <28 wks or birth weight <1500 grams
APGAR score common clinical method of evaluating infant immediately after birth
Cyanosis 5 grams of desaturated hemoglobin per 100 mL of blood
Acrocyanosis cyanosis of hands and feet
Nasal flaring attempt to achieve airway dilation
Grunting sound heard at the end of expiration just before rapid inspiration
Silverman Anderson scoring used for grading severity of retractions and grunting
Dysmorphic features abnormal appearance or shape
Scaphoid abdomen hollow or concave abdomen usually due to bowels in the chest cavity
Omphalocele condition in which protruding intestines are contained within a translucent membrane or sac and the umbilical cord originates within the membrane
Gastroschisis usually lateral to the umbilical stump and the protruding intestines are not contained in a membrane
Myelomeningocele defect of the central nervous system where hernial sac contained portion of the spinal cord, meninges, and cerebrospinal fluids outside of the body
Potter syndrome atypical physical appearance of a fetus due to oligohydramnios
Mottled irregular patchy discoloration of skin due to intense vasoconstriction
Petechiae & Purpura non blanching purple discoloration
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