You are caring for a 3 day old 26 week male who has a history of placental abruption at birth followed by congenital anemia. He has been hypotensive, has required multiple blood product transfusions, and remains intubated on ventilatory support despite 2 doses of surfactant. You obtain a cranial ultrasound that shows acute ventricular dilatation with blood products filling > 50% of the ventricles bilaterally and extending into the surrounding white matter. This finding is consistent with a:

Bird feathers are laid out in well-defined tracts called apteria.

An A+ blood type infant is born to an O+ blood type mother. This infant is ____

Persistent pulmonary hypertension results in:

The purple pin is inserted into a tympanic membrane. What bone(s) is/are located underneath? 

Which of the following immunoglobulins is present in breastmilk?

An infant has a scalp laceration that becomes erythematous, swollen, warm to touch, and painful when touched. These clinical findings are an example of a:

Antidiuretic Hormone (ADH) is secreted from:

Which vessel allows oxygenated blood to bypass the liver during fetal circulation?

Transepidermal water loss is _______ in an infant born at 26 weeks gestation  as compared to an infant born at 36 weeks gestation.