A two day old infant is admitted to the NICU with bilious em…

A two day old infant is admitted to the NICU with bilious emesis and history of poor breastfeeding.  Upon examination the infant is active, abdomen distended, no stool for last 24 hours and is hemodynamically stable.   Which of the following are appropriate for the immediate management of this infant?

You are in radiology reviewing X-rays with the radiologist. …

You are in radiology reviewing X-rays with the radiologist.  You note the following on the Xray of a 28 week infant with h/o severe respiratory distress:  Cyst-like luciencies described as “worms” or “dots” with hyperinflation of the lung fields.  This history and X-ray findings are consistent with:

You are caring for a 23 week premature infant who received s…

You are caring for a 23 week premature infant who received surfactant.  The neonate has acute clinical changes of bradycardia, desaturation, hypotension, and absent right side breath sounds.   Based on this history and clinical presentation, the immediate concern is for: