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Question 1

Onset of drug withdrawal symptoms for a neonate whose mother used heroin during pregnancy is

A.3-12 hours postnatal
B.248 hours (up to I month) postnatal
C.4-7 days (upto 14 days) postnatal

Correct Answer: B

The onset of withdrawal symptoms in a neonate varies depending on the mother's type of drug use, but the onset of symptoms of narcotics, such as heroin or methadone, is longer than for other drugs, ranging from 48-72 hours for most but can be up to one month, so many of these neonates may be discharged prior to onset of symptoms. Mothers should be carefully screened to try to identify infants at risk.

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Question 2

A neonate delivered by Cesarean to a mother who smokes exhibits dyspnea, mild sternal retraction, expiratory grunt, nasal flaring, and poor feeding. ABGs show mild hypoxemia.
The most likely cause is

A.transient tachypnea of newborn (TTN)
B.birth asphyxia
C.meconium aspiration syndrome (MAS)

Correct Answer: A

Transient tachypnea of newborn CT TN) occurs when fluid in the lungs is not adequately absorbed after birth. The neonate usually exhibits symptoms within 36 hours of birth and the condition typically resolves within 3 days. T TN is most common in infants delivered by Cesarean section, but premature birth and mothers who smoke or have diabetes increase risk to infant.
Symptoms include:
*Dyspnea (>60/min).
*Sternal retraction (mild).
*Expiratory grunt.
*Nasal flaring.
*Poor feeding (because of increased respiratory rate).

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Question 3

Which of the following medications may be given to slow down preterm labor contractions?

A.Cytotec
B.Terbutaline
C.Pitocin

Correct Answer: B

Tocolytics are drugs that are given to slow down or stop preterm labor. They are generally not used before 23-24 weeks of pregnancy and may be used as late as 36 weeks of pregnancy.
Terbutaline is in a class of drugs called beta-mimetics. It is used to decrease uterine contractions by relaxing the uterine musculature. It can cause nervousness, tremors, headache, and tachycardia.
Cytotec is given as a pill or vaginal suppository to help soften the cervix to induce labor. Pitocin is used to increase uterine contractions and cervical dilation to induce labor.

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Question 4

A newborn has been diagnosed with neonatal testicular torsion that has left one testicle unsalvageable. The other testicle is not affected. The parents are asking if their son will have fertility problems when he is older because of this. The most appropriate

A.there is a very low chance of this causing any fertility issues long-term
B.he will need to see an endocrinologist for hormone testing to determine the long-term
C.there is an approximately 50% chance that he will be infertile

Correct Answer: A

Unilateral neonatal testicular torsion generally has little, if any, effect on future futility.
Bilateral torsion can result in bilateral testicular dysfunction, which can involve deficiencies in sex steroid hormones. Those patients should be seen by an endocrinologist to determine what sex steroid hormone replacement therapy will be necessary for normal development.

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Question 5

The relationship between the total loading dose of an administered drug and the serum concentration refers to the

A.absorption
B.distribution
C.clearance

Correct Answer: B

Distribution: The volume of distribution is the relationship between the total loading dose of drug administered and the serum concentration (volume of body fluid required to dissolve the amount of drug found in the serum). Absorption: This relates to the rate at which a drug enters the bloodstream and the amount of drug. Clearance: Elimination pathways (liver, kidney) can become saturated if dose of medications is too high or administration is too frequent. Ideally, a drug concentration should be maintained at a steady state (average).

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