5. But this is not the case every time

9. HOW ? 3 IMPORTANT THINGS

10. COMMON NEONATAL PROBLEMS

11. BIRTH TRAUMA

18. INTRACRANIAL BLEED

20. INJURY TO BRACHIAL PLEXUS ERB`S PALSY

22. Asymmetric MORO`S Reflex

23. FACIAL PALSY

25. COMMON CONGENITAL ANOMALIES APPARENT AT BIRTH

26. POLYDACTYLY

27. OPERATIVE INTERFERANCE NEEDED

33. TELIPES EQUINO VARUS

35. ALTERNATE COMMONLY USED TERMS

36. Congenital Dislocation of Hip Joint

37. CLEFT LIP AND CLEFT PALATE

39. POST OPERATIVE RESULTS

41. LET HIM SMILE AND HIS FAMILY TOO

43. PIERRE ROBIN SYNDROME

46. HYDROCEPHALUS

47. SUN SETTING SIGN

48. VP SHUNT

49. UMBILICAL POLYP GRANULOMA

54. HYPOSPADIAS

56. AMBIGUOUS GENITALIA

58. MALE(XY) with poor growth of penis/scrotal sac due to lack or Insensitivity to male hormones or FEMALE(XX) with enlarged clitoris due to excess of male hormones

60. ACRO-CYANOSIS VR CENTRAL CYANOSIS

61. INFANT OF DIABETIC MOTHER [ I D M ]

64. INFANT OF DIABETIC MOTHER  Macrosomia  HYPOGLYCEMIA  Hypocalcemia  Hypomagnesemia  Peri-natal Asphyxia and Birth Injuries  R D S  T T N  HYPERTROPHIC CARDIOMYOPATHY  Polycythemia and Hyperviscosity  Renal Vein Thrombosis

65. HYPOGLYCEMIA DEFINITION: Blood Glucose Level < 45 mg/dl WHAT TO DO: Recheck it & send sample to Lab Is the infant symptomatic ?(off feed,lethargic, Jittery,fits,coma) Is Mother Diabetic ? How is the feeding?

66. HYPOGLYCEMIA(cont.) Common Causes : Peri-natal Stress Sepsis IUGR Preterm, Post term Babies IDM Poor Feeding

67. HYPOGLYCEMIA(cont.) #If SYMPTOMATIC or Sugar Level < 25 mg/dl IMMEDIATELY give 2ml/kg of 10% Dextrose through I.V. push at 1 ml per min # then provide continuous I.V. infusion at 6 – 8 mg of 10% Dextrose per kg per min # if sugar level is between 25 --- 45 mg/dl then oral feeds are preferred # CONTINUOUS OBSERVATION #CONTINUOUS MONITORING OF GLUCOSE LEVELS #TREAT THE CAUSE

68. HEMORRHAGIC DISEASE OF NEW BORN

70. 1 MG OF VITAMIN K AT BIRTH

71. No stool in 48 hours

74. MECONIUM PLUG SYNDROME

76. NECROTIZING ENTERO-COLITIS N E C

78. TRACHEO – ESOPHAGEAL FISTULA T E F

80. NO URINE IN 48 HOURS OLIGURIA : LESS THAN 0.5 – 1 ml/kg /hour IMMEDIATE QUESTION : bladder palpable or not D/D PRE RENAL CAUSES (Poor Renal Perfusion) Hypotension, Sepsis, Dehydration RENAL CAUSES Renal Agenesis, Pylonephritis, Renal Vein Thrombosis POST RENAL CAUSES( Obstruction) #Neurogenic Bladder #Urethral Stricture #POSTERIOR URETHRAL VALVES

81. POSTERIOR URETHRAL VALVES

83. P U V CAN BE DIAGNOSED ANTE - NATALLY

84. Conjunctivitis

85. BLOCKED NASO - LACRIMAL DUCT

86. UMBILICAL SEPSIS

87. SERIOUS NEONATAL INFECTIONS  SEPTICEMIA  MENINGITIS  PNEUMONIA  TORCH INFECTIONS  TRANSMISSION OF HEPATITIS B & C  TRANSMISSION OF AIDS VIRUS

88. HYPOTHYROID CHILD