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Question 21

A neonate, 2 days after birth, develops a generalized rash with erythematous papules, vesicles, and some pustules everywhere but on the palms and soles of feet. The most likely diagnosis is

A.erythema toxicum
B.neonatal pustular melanosis
C.cutis marmorata

Correct Answer: A

Erythema toxicum is a skin eruption of erythematous papules, vesicles, and sometimes pustules. Erythema toxicum is essentially benign and occurs in 250% of newborns. It is a generalized rash everywhere except the palms and soles of the feet, usually occurring 2-3 days after birth. Neonatal pustular melanosis is a benign rash (vesicles and macules) but not associated with erythema. Cutis marmorata is a disorder in which the infant's skin mottles or marbles when exposed to cold, because the superficial blood vessels dilate and contract at the same time.

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Question 22

The parents of a newborn with strabismus express concern about how this is going to be treated. The most appropriate response is

A.the surgery is usually tolerated very well by children
B.usually patching and eye glasses to strengthen the eye muscles are affective at resolving this condition
C.there is no treatment and the condition will resolve on its own in a few months

Correct Answer: B

Strabismus is a misalignment of the eyes, usually from a weak or defective eye muscle. As the child becomes older, patching and eyeglasses can help with strengthening the weak muscle to help align the gaze of the eyes. If left untreated or in the rare cases that patching and eyeglasses are not affective, strabismus can become severe and result in a full cross-eyed appearance. Occasionally surgery will need to be performed to correct the misalignment.

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Question 23

Early onset group B strep infection in the newborn is most likely to cause

A.meningitis
B.malabsorption syndromes
C.sepsis

Correct Answer: C

Early onset group B strep infection in the newborn is most likely to cause sepsis. It can also cause pneumonia. Meningitis can occur with early onset group B strep, but it is not as common as sepsis. Meningitis is more likely to occur with late onset of the infection. Group B strep infection is passed from the mother to the fetus. Screening pregnant women for group B strep is routine so that it can be treated with antibiotics to prevent transmission during pregnancy and birth.

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Question 24

A neonate exhibits the following:
*Long narrow torso with short arms and legs.
*Proximal segment of the limbs (upper arms and thighs) disproportionately short.
*Head large with frontal bossing and midface hypoplasia.
These characteristics are consistent with

A.Down syndrome
B.achondroplasia
C.fragile X

Correct Answer: B

Achondroplasia is the most common cause of dwarfism. Bone growth is inhibited as the result of an abnormal gene on chromosome 4. Achondroplasia can be inherited in an autosomal dominant fashion, but the majority of cases (75-80%) occur with spontaneous mutations. Clinical features apparent at birth include a long narrow torso with short arms and legs. The proximal segment of the limbs (upper arms and thighs) is disproportionately short. The head is large, with frontal bossing and midface hypoplasia. A small hump (gibbus) may be present in the mid-to-lower back. Mild, generalized hypotonia may be present.

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Question 25

When placing a temperature probe on a supine neonate to monitor thermoregulation, a good location for the probe is over the

A.mid-scapular region of the back
B.liver
C.mediastinum

Correct Answer: B

A common probe placement for a supine infant is over the liver. The probe should not be placed over a bony area or an area with abundant brown adipose tissue, such as around the neck, the mid-scapular region of the back, the mediastinum, and organs in the thoracic cavity, kidneys, and adrenal glands. If the probe makes poor skin contact, it will indicate that the infant is cold, and the warmer will deliver increased amounts of heat, possibly causing hyperthermia. If the probe is underneath the infant, it may indicate an artificially warm temperature and decrease heat to the infant, causing hypothermia.

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