Showing posts with label NEONATOLOGY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NEONATOLOGY. Show all posts

Sunday, 2 October 2011

DOWNLOAD NEONATOLOGY LECTURE NOTES

Contents:

01. physical examination of the newborn.
02. Estimation of gestational age ...
03. Physiology of. organ adaptation. after birth.
04. Postnatal adaptation 05. Fetal circulation
06. Neonatal circulation
07. Characteristics of hemodynamics
08. Characteristics of lung function
09. Kidney development

Newborn and infant murmurs

Newborn and Infants Murmurs ....
No adverse physiology.
VSD, small to moderate. PDA, small to moderate.
ASD. Coarctation of aorta, ... balloon dilation.

Common Disorders and Management in NewbornPhysiology

– RBCs have shortened life span.
– Erythrocyte precursors degrade post birth ....
---Train birth attendants to identify problems in the newborn, ...


Distinguishing Characteristics of Neonatal

Distinguishing Characteristics of Neonatal Physiology.
High oxygen consumption;
Dependence on heart rate to maintain CO and BP;
Large extracellular fluid ...

DOWNLOAD NEONATOLOGY POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONS

Neonatal Herpes Simplex InfectionCongenital Syphilis
Congenital Syphilis,2Congenital Syphilis3
Congenital Syphilis4
MyelomeningoceleTemperature Control in the NeonateCleft Lip & Cleft PalateAssisted Reproductive TechnologyPulmonary Mass in a NeonateApproach to Inborn Error of Metabolism in a NeonatePPHNCoagulopathies in NBNeonatal HypertensionBronchopulmonary DysplasiaNewborn with ThrombocytopeniaPersistant Ductus ArteriosusBrachial Plexus Injury In NeonatesPrematurity Labor DeliveryFetus with a Lethal ConditionNeonatal SeizuresNeonatal Seizures2
Infant of a Diabetes Mother
Hepatitis BCongenital Adrenal HyperplasiaHydronephrosisAbdominal Wall DefectsTrisomy 21 - Down SyndromeThyrotoxicosis in NeonateOsteopenia of Prematurity
Group B StreptococcusNeonatal Jaundice & Biliary Atresia

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