You are performing an admission examination of a 36 week male infant.  You note bilateral cryptorchidism and a micropenis.  You should also consider?

To identify predictive risk factors for all newborns at risk for adverse postnatal transition and to plan for timely intervention is the:

You are performing a daily physical examination on a 26 week male infant who is now 3 weeks old on bubble NCPAP.  The infant becomes tachypneic, and mottled.  You recognize these are symptoms indicate:

Rupture of the tentorium, occipital diastasis, falx lacerations, or rupture of superficial cerebral veins usually caused by birth trauma is the usual pathophysiology of which types of hemorrhage?

One example of a fetal anomaly associated with history of severe maternal polyhydramnios is:

Form of dwarfism characterized by frontal bossing and shortened limb deformities:

Application of preventative procedures to minimize contamination by pathogens describes:

An infant with an intact organizational ability to integrate physiological and behavioral systems in response to a loud environment would have the following response:

 Approximately 10% of newborns need assistance in the delivery room after birth and the need for intervention is based upon:

The examiner uses both auditory and olfactory senses in which one of the four components of physical examination?