Newborn Head to Toe Assessment
Compete to answer questions about a normal newborn assessment.
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Topics of this game:
- Prolonged increased work of breathing is a normal finding in a newborn assessment.
- A collection of blood and fluid at the back of the head that crosses the suture lines is
- Lung sounds should be coarse after delivery
- Bleeding behind the head that may extend to the neck is
- A urethral opening on the underside of the penis is called
- Assistive delivery devices such as forceps or a vacuum are more likely to cause
- It is normal for a baby to have a delayed sucking reflex
- Hands and feet that appear bluish in color is an emergency and should be reported
- Babies born via c-section are more likely to exhibit respiratory distress after delivery
- A fontanelle that is closed means the head is developed normally
- All newborns should have a heart murmur
- A newborn has a largely distended abdomen. You should:
- You change a newborn girls diaper and notice some bloody discharge:
- A newborn appears to be breathing fast and her RR is 56 BPM
- A mother asks how long it will take for her baby's cephalohematoma to resolve
- You are doing Ortolani's maneuver and notice a clicking sound
- You lift a babies arms up and drop her back in the bed and she startles
- You are listening to a baby's heart rate and auscultate 70 BPM
- You are doing an exam and notice a dark blueish/brown spot over the baby's sacrum
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