RDS AND TTN

Lung surfactant develops at:

• 24 weeks AOG

• 26 weeks AOG

• 34 weeks AOG

• 28 weeks AOG

When the insulin increases, what happens to lung surfuctant?

• decreases

• increases

• destroyed

• none of the above

The other term for Respiratory Distress Syndrome is:

• Hypercapnia

• Respiratory Acidosis

• Hyaline Membrane Disease

• Transient Tachypnea of the Newborn

What dhormone is not stimulated during C-section

• Corticosteroid

• Cortisol

• Epinephrine

• Norepinephrine

What happens to the Beta Cells when glucose crosses placental barrier?

• Increase in number

• Decrease in size

• Increase in size

• Decrease in number

what is the normal Respiratory Rate of a newborn?

• 20-40cpm

• 30-60cpm

• 35-45 cpm

• 25-55 cpm

Skin over the breastbone and ribs are manifestations of

• Chest indwelling

• Stridor

• Chest retractions

• None of the above

These measure the amount of oxygen, carbon dioxide and acid in the blood

• Arterial Blood Gas

• Blood Chemistry

• Complete Blood Count

• None of the above

  This machine gently pushes air or oxygen into the lungs to keep the air sacs open.

• Incentive Spirometry

• Continuous Positive Airway Pressure

• Ventilator

• Oxygen Support

This test is a type of ultrasound that looks at the structure of the heart and how it is working.

• ECG

• PET Scan

• CT Scan

• 2D Echo