Study notes

Gestational hypertension and pre-eclampsia: progression, treatment and delivery

Neonatal mortality: burden, timing, and major causes

Definitions of neonatal periods, live birth, and fetal death

Classification of neonates by gestational age and birth weight

Extremely low birth weight and neonatal mortality measures

Birth asphyxia and neonatal resuscitation needs

Primary and secondary apnea in birth asphyxia

Lung inflation and pulmonary circulation at birth

Neonatal asphyxia: circulation, resuscitation readiness, and Apgar assessment

Temperature care and equipment for neonatal resuscitation

Neonatal resuscitation: airway, breathing, circulation, and preparation

Initial newborn assessment, routine care, and cord clamping

Initial steps of neonatal resuscitation

Suctioning in neonates born through meconium-stained liquor

Evaluation after initial neonatal resuscitation steps

Neonatal color, breathing, and heart rate assessment

Delivery of supplemental oxygen to a neonate

Neonatal positive pressure ventilation and initial oxygen use

Delivering and assessing neonatal positive pressure ventilation

Monitoring response and gastric decompression during neonatal ventilation

Neonatal endotracheal intubation: indications and tube selection

Neonatal laryngoscopy and endotracheal tube advancement

Neonatal chest compressions: indications, technique, and reassessment

Medications in delivery-room newborn resuscitation

Medication administration during neonatal resuscitation

Levels of newborn care and delivery-room resuscitation medications

Newborn stabilization units and special newborn care units

Family participatory care for hospitalized neonates

Mother-neonatal intensive care units

Standard precautions and the five cleans at birth

Preventing hypothermia immediately after birth

Immediate newborn care: skin contact, cord care, cleaning, and identification

Neonatal care in the initial hours: weighing, examination, and breastfeeding

Newborn discharge readiness, maternal advice, and follow-up

Early neonatal weight changes, vitamin K, and family-centered care

Ongoing neonatal care: cord care, breastfeeding, and sleep position

Harmful traditional newborn practices and timing of discharge

Newborn discharge examination and abdominal wall findings

Routine neonatal care and common benign findings

Neonatal breast engorgement, erythema toxicum, and pyoderma