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NICU AUDIT August 2014
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Patient Profile C.A. Live Preterm Baby Girl Delivered Via Stat Primary Cesarean Section for Non- Reassuring Fetal heart rate pattern to a 36 y/o G2P2 (1102) 28 4/7 weeks AOG MT 32, SGA APGAR score 9,9
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Anthropometrics Birth weight: 950 grams Birth Length: 38 cm Head circumference: 26 cm Chest circumference: 21 ½ cm Abdominal Circumference: 20 cm
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MATERNAL HISTORY: GDM since 20 weeks AOG on Diet modification; Gestational HTN at 15 weeks maintained on Methyldopa 250 mg TID PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: GERD; admitted 1 day prior due to chest pain. FAMILY HISTORY: DM OB HISTORY: G1- Live Full term female, NSD, no complications G2- Present pregnancy
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Upon Delivery Good cry and activity HR 150-160 Acrocyanotic Good cardiac tone Good air entry
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At the NICU SubjectiveObjectiveAssessmentPlan Good cry and activity Spontaneous breathing HR 150’s Good cardiac tone Good air entry acrocyanotic Live Preterm Baby Girl Place inside a plastic bag for thermoregulation Hooked to 1 lpm via nasal Cannula Umbilical catheterization NPO Blood Culture CBC Blood Typing Hgt Chest Xray D10 W TFR 80 Ampicillin 105.2 mkdose q12 Amikacin 17.89 mkdose q36 hrs Vitamin K Tobramycin
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At the NICU SubjectiveObjectiveAssessmentPlan Good cry and activity Spontaneous breathing HR 150’s Good cardiac tone Good air entry acrocyanotic Live Preterm Baby Girl D10 W TFR 80 Ampicillin 105.2 mkdose q12 Amikacin 17.89 mkdose q36 hrs Vitamin K Tobramycin
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CBC6 th hr of life Hgb Hct WBC Band Neutro Lympho Mono Platelet 165 49 6.3 02 60 35 03 183 2 nrbc/100 wbc Blood TypeO+ Blood Culture No growth for 7 days CRP0.25 Chest XrayGround glass opacities noted with some air bronchogram suggesting an element of surfactant deficiency; Pneumonia may not be excluded UVC at the level of 9 th vertebral body Hgt70
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13 th Hour of life SubjectiveObjectiveAssessmentPlan NPO No cyanosis No vomiting HR 135 RR 53 O2 Sat 100% at 1 lpm Good air entry Subcostal retractions Live Preterm Baby Girl; Neonatal Pneumonia Discontinue Amikacin, Start Cefotaxime 52.63 mkdose q12
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Day 1 of life SubjectiveObjectiveAssessmentPlan NPO No cyanosis No vomiting Spontaneous breathing HR 128 RR 65 O2 Sat 98% at 0.25 lpm Good air entry Subcostal and intercostal retractions Live Preterm Baby Girl; Neonatal Pneumonia TFR increased to 100 IVF shifted to D10IMB Ampicillin Day 2 ½ Cefortaxime Day 2
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Day 2 of life SubjectiveObjectiveAssessmentPlan 3 ml of D5W given via OGT every 3 hrs then supplemental feeding was started 3 ml every 3 hrs No cyanosis No vomiting Spontaneous breathing Occasional desaturations HR 163 RR 63 O2 Sat 99% at 0.25 lpm Light jaundice to abdomen Good air entry Subcostal and intercostal retractions Live Preterm Baby Girl; Neonatal Pneumonia; Hyperbilirubinemia, unspecified TFR increased to 120 Single Overhead Phtototherapy started OGT inserted Ampicillin Day 3 ½ Cefortaxime Day 3
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Day 3 of life SubjectiveObjectiveAssessmentPlan Tolerates supplemental feeding was given 4 ml every 3 hrs No cyanosis No vomiting Spontaneous breathing HR 155 RR 61 O2 Sat 97% at 0.25 lpm Pink skin Good air entry Subcostal and intercostal retractions Live Preterm Baby Girl; Neonatal Pneumonia; Hyperbilirubinemia, unspecified TPN started Single Overhead Phtototherapy- discontinued OGT inserted Hgt 87 Ampicillin Day 4 ½ Cefortaxime Day 4
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The patient remained stable and was transferred to another institution at the 7 th day of life.
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FINAL DIAGNOSIS Live Preterm baby girl delivered via Stat Primary Cesarean Section for Non-reassuring Heart rate pattern to a 30 year old G2P2 (1102) at 28 4/7 weeks AOG, Apgar score 9,9, Maturity Testing 32 weeks, SGA Infant of mother with GDM and Gestational Hypertension Neonatal Pneumonia Hyperbilirubinemia, unspecified.
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