You attend the delivery of a 37 4/7 week infant with history of light stained meconium fluid.  The infant receives basic neonatal resuscitation intervention and 30 seconds of CPAP in the delivery room and is assigned Apgars of 7 and 8 at 1 and 5 minutes.  Upon completing a physical examination at 20 minutes of age, you note multiple large hemangiomas.  Your next immediate examination intervention should be:

A common abnormal facial finding in an infant with Cornelia De Lange is:

Clinical presentation of central cyanosis is:

Maternal Gravida and Para are part of which section of a comprehensive history?

Appropriate tip location for a correctly placed high umbilical arterial catheter placement using thoracic landmarks on X-ray is between:

Which of the following usually has pre-procedural informed parental consent?

Presence of jaundice, petechiae, or purpura especially on the head and truck often describes dermatologic findings associated with:

Priority purpose of completing formal behavioral assessment tools on infants in the NICU is to:

Pupil response to light should be present and can be accurately assessed at what gestational age?

White mucosal discharge with light red streaks in the diaper of a female infant is contributed to: