A 33 week infant is delivered due to poor fetal growth. The…

A 33 week infant is delivered due to poor fetal growth. The mother previously had an amniocentesis for genetic testing, which was normal. On admission to the NICU, the infant’s hemoglobin is 9.2 g/dL. You suspect a fetal-maternal hemorrhage. To confirm this, you need to order:

A mother presents for an ultrasound secondary to size greate…

A mother presents for an ultrasound secondary to size greater than dates. The ultrasound shows that the infant has hydrops fetalis and a FHT tracing concerning for anemia. The mother reports a recent illness with rash and painful joints. You suspect the infant’s symptoms are caused by:

A 42 week LGA infant of a diabetic mother develops hypoglyce…

A 42 week LGA infant of a diabetic mother develops hypoglycemia and respiratory distress in the newborn nursery shortly after birth. You are called to evaluate the infant and find him plethoric, acrocyanotic, and irritable. You obtain a CBC that shows a Hgb of 22.5 g/dL and a Hct of 67%. You recognize that this infant has: