physiologic & behavioral adaptations of the newborn 2

desquamation

peeling skin

erythema toxicum

harmless rash

breech or facial bruises

from being in a certain position for a while

nevus

birthmark

nevus vascularis

strawberry hemangioma

nevus flammeus

port-wine stain

harlequin sign

half the body is red while the other is pale

hemangioma

red mass/tumor

preauricular sinus

small opening in the front of the ear

smegma

collection of oils and other substances under the foreskin

at birth, more _________ is present than ossified bone

cartilage

a newborn’s spine should be easily ______

flexed

talipes equinovarus

clubfoot

galant’s sign

stroke one side of spine and baby curves that way

2 sleep states

deep and light

four awake states

drowsy, quiet alert, active alert, and crying

habituation

communicate by crying