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What are the primary needs of a newborn?
What are the primary needs of a newborn?
- Sunlight exposure, vaccination, and hydration
- Proper respiration, body temperature, prevention of infection, infant-parent bond (correct)
- Regular vaccinations, breastfeeding, and sensory stimulation
- Social interaction, sleep, and exercise
What is the cause of Polydactyly?
What is the cause of Polydactyly?
- Maternal drug ingestion
- Amniotic band formation
- Virus invasion
- Congenital skeletal disorders (correct)
What is the main feature of Torticollis in newborns?
What is the main feature of Torticollis in newborns?
- Passive stretching exercises
- Twisted sternum
- Lung volume increase
- Muscle injury in the neck (correct)
What does Craniosynostosis involve?
What does Craniosynostosis involve?
What is a characteristic feature of Achondroplasia / Chondrodystrophia?
What is a characteristic feature of Achondroplasia / Chondrodystrophia?
What is commonly known as clubfoot in newborns?
What is commonly known as clubfoot in newborns?
What is the primary characteristic of an umbilical hernia?
What is the primary characteristic of an umbilical hernia?
Which of the following is a typical assessment finding for an umbilical hernia?
Which of the following is a typical assessment finding for an umbilical hernia?
When does an umbilical hernia usually resolve without surgery?
When does an umbilical hernia usually resolve without surgery?
What is the recommendation for surgical repair of an umbilical hernia?
What is the recommendation for surgical repair of an umbilical hernia?
What is the therapeutic management option for an asymptomatic umbilical hernia?
What is the therapeutic management option for an asymptomatic umbilical hernia?
What patient education measure is recommended to prevent pain at a hernia when sneezing?
What patient education measure is recommended to prevent pain at a hernia when sneezing?
What is the key difference between omphalocele and gastroschisis?
What is the key difference between omphalocele and gastroschisis?
Which condition is associated with a hard portion of meconium blocking the intestinal lumen?
Which condition is associated with a hard portion of meconium blocking the intestinal lumen?
What is a common symptom of meconium ileus in infants?
What is a common symptom of meconium ileus in infants?
How is diaphragmatic hernia different from meconium ileus?
How is diaphragmatic hernia different from meconium ileus?
What intervention can be used for meconium plug syndrome?
What intervention can be used for meconium plug syndrome?
How does intestinal obstruction differ from imperforate anus?
How does intestinal obstruction differ from imperforate anus?
What is a common complication affecting the nervous system in newborns with physical or developmental challenges?
What is a common complication affecting the nervous system in newborns with physical or developmental challenges?
Which condition is characterized by absent or malformed extremities in newborns?
Which condition is characterized by absent or malformed extremities in newborns?
In newborns, which gastrointestinal condition involves a defect in the abdominal wall?
In newborns, which gastrointestinal condition involves a defect in the abdominal wall?
What is a common skeletal abnormality seen in newborns with physical or developmental challenges?
What is a common skeletal abnormality seen in newborns with physical or developmental challenges?
Which condition involving the gastrointestinal system is characterized by an abnormal connection between the esophagus and trachea?
Which condition involving the gastrointestinal system is characterized by an abnormal connection between the esophagus and trachea?
What is the main reason for hydrocephalus?
What is the main reason for hydrocephalus?
Which type of hydrocephalus occurs when there is an obstruction in the free circulation of CSF?
Which type of hydrocephalus occurs when there is an obstruction in the free circulation of CSF?
What is the result of overproduction of fluid by the choroid plexus in the brain?
What is the result of overproduction of fluid by the choroid plexus in the brain?
Which structure may get enlarged in hydrocephalus due to the accumulation of excess cerebrospinal fluid?
Which structure may get enlarged in hydrocephalus due to the accumulation of excess cerebrospinal fluid?
What neural tube disorder is characterized by an opening in the skull where brain tissue protrudes?
What neural tube disorder is characterized by an opening in the skull where brain tissue protrudes?
Which condition involves the development of an incomplete closure of the spinal cord and meninges, with no external protrusion?
Which condition involves the development of an incomplete closure of the spinal cord and meninges, with no external protrusion?
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