A minor facial abnormality usually located anterior to the tragus with a high autosomal dominant inheritance describes:

A mother with systemic lupus erythematosus delivers a term infant.  You are called to the nursery because the nursery nurse heard an irregular rhythm. You also auscultate arrhythmia. What is this baby at risk for?

You are called to the bedside in the NICU to assess eye drainage in a 3 day old newborn undergoing evaluation for congenital hydronephrosis.  Upon examination you note bilateral light yellow drainage and “crusting” along the eyelids.  The sclera is red but the infant has stable vitals signs.  This can indicate which of the following eye disorder in a newborn?

You are asked to evaluate a newborn in the nursery with 4-5 white macules that measure at least 3 mm with non-distinct borders.  These hypopigmented skin abnormalities can be associated with which disorder?

Central cyanosis becomes visible upon examiner inspection when which of the following condition occurs?

Wrist flexibility and resistance to extensor stretching describes which criteria on the New Ballard Examination for gestational age?

You are reviewing the maternal history of a 34 week gestation scheduled for a c-section for severe maternal hypertension and preeclampsia.  You recognize there is also an increased risk for which of the following?

Q14-6 points Prove the statement (if true), or disprove it by giving a counterexample (if false)    Assume that x and y are real numbers. If x² = y², then x = y.

Both the “Golden Hour” guidelines and the S.T.A.B.L.E program are focused on:

A male newborn infant is 4 hours of age and having periods of irregular respirations accompanied by apnea and reported cyanosis while rooming in with the mother.  Based upon your knowledge of normal transition for newborn infants, Which of the following is the best management strategy for this infant?