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1- tachypnea and retractions.
tachypnea is because of respiratory acidosis which stimulates respiratory centre in brain and retractions hecause the intercoastal muscles which are accessory muscles of respiration are used .
2- true . Yes the latest figures ahow that there is 39% chance of survival . But it depends on each country .in some countries its its than 50%.
3- she would become sensitised to Rh +ve antigen ,unless she were treated by Rho GAM.
If mother is Rh-ve in guest pregnancy tgethe Rh antigen from fetus sensitises mother causing mother to produce anti Rh antibodies . In subsequent pregnancy with Rh +ve fetus ,these anti Rh antibodies cross placenta and attack the fetus blood causing hemolysis and jaundice m manifests as erythroblastosis fetalis. To prevent thia the mother is administered with anti D immunoglobulins.
4- false.
Unconjugated bilirubin causes kernicterus and crosses BBB because its lipid soluble and can penetrate neuronal membranes. Unconjugated bilirubin is bound to albumin in blood.
5- seizures.
Meningitis or sepsis manifests as seizures , Brudzinsky's sign , stiff neck , fever , vomittig , etc . Retra tions occur with breathing problems. Seizures occur due to pressure building up in the brain due to oedema . Febrile seizures are sometimes the obly symptom of meningitis in neonates.
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