Neonates with chronic renal failure require:

A 38 week hydropic infant is admitted to the NICU. Initial vital signs are HR 197, RR 45, BP 42/20 (29). What is the first treatment you would order to manage the infant until the cause of the shock is identified?

A 29 week mother has a fundal height measuring greater than dates. An ultrasound is performed and the infant is found to have ascites and pleural effusions with an estimated fetal weight of 2.45 kg. What is the most likely cause for these findings?

A term male infant presents immediately after birth with a scalp lesion. On exam you observe grouped vesicles on an erythematous base resembling dew drops on a rose petal. Treatment should include: 

Initial fluid management for a term infant with hydrops fetalis includes:

A white pupil on a routine physical exam would raise concern for:

A 38 week infant is 225 grams above birthweight on DOL 3 and remains on the ventilator support for management of congenital pneumonia. His urine output is 1 ml/kg/hr for the last 24 hours. He is on TPN and has a UAC with normal saline infusing. Total fluids are 75 ml/kg/day. His sodium today is 131. How will you manage his sodium level?

An enlarged pupil, leukocoria, and strabismus in one eye is concerning for:

Which neonatal tumor may be associated with imperforate anus, genitourinary abnormalities, or defects of the sacral bone?

A 12 month old infant with history of cleft lip and palate presents to developmental follow-up clinic. He was treated for acute otitis media 3 weeks ago with amoxicillin. His mother reports that he had another cold last week, then did not sleep well last night and woke with a fever this morning. On exam, you see an erythematous, bulging tympanic membrane with purulent fluid. What antibiotic will you order?