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Common Newborn Issues - Coggle Diagram

- - - - HIV+, HTLV-1, Herpes, Galactosemia, medications
    - - Poor latch, infrequent feeds, low milk supply, pain, mastitis, abscess
    - - Using Express breast milk or iron fortified formula
- - - - Patch at nape of neck, eyelides, glabella and most fade by 12 months
  - - - Superficial pustules that rupture easily, and last for a day or 2 and then pigment spots persist up to 3 months
  - - - Waxes and wanes over 3-6 days up to 2 weeks
      - Onset day 2-3, mostly on term babies, and a white-yellow papule surrounded by erythemia
  - - - May be present at birth, and tiny white papules that are discrete and typically on face and scalsp that resolve within few months
  - - - Sweat duct obstruction that leasd to sweat retention due to thermal Stress
    - - Remove heat stress to let lesions resolve quickly
  - - - First few weaks, and "Cradle cap" where greasy yellow plaques appear on scalp, forehead, eyebrows
    - - Mild tar shampoo, oatmeal baths, avoid soaps,a nd sometiles topical steroid
  - - - Pustules over cheap, but over entire face and scalp, resolved without scarring
  - - - Mositure/irrtation from ruine/stool, and can become superinfected with candida albicans
    - - Use of barrier creams, topical nystatin, topic steroid may be needed
  - - - Bluish-benign skin pigmentation that fade in first few years of life that can be confused with bruises on child
- - - - Pretem babies, males, asian, Dehydratoon
    - - G6pd Deficiency, Isoimmune hemolytic disease, Respiratory distress
  - - - Regular feeding for hydration/stool and repeat measurements
    - - UV light exposure to skin, oral feeding, repeat measurmenets
    - - Intensive Phototherapy, may need double volume exchange transfusion, frequent bili measurements