Newborn Physical Characteristics
Most newborns don't look like the Gerber baby. Can you match the pictures and descriptions with the correct physical characteristic or condition?
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on April 29, 2015
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Which of these shows edema?
newborns.stanford.edu
Swelling in face, legs and pubic area
www.forestlanepediatrics.com
sebaceous cysts that disappear around the 2nd week
farm4.static.flickr.com
red skin at nape of neck or around the eyes; disappear or fade by the second year
dermaamin.com
red skin at nape of neck or around the eyes; disappear or fade by the second year
newborns.stanford.edu
bluish to slate colored skin on the back, usually fades with time
newborns.stanford.edu
swelling under the scalp from pressure during delivery; usually disappears in a couple of days
mychildguide.net
smooth, flat angioma on the face. May disappear on it's own, may need treatment.
newborns.stanford.edu
bluish skin due to decreased oxygenation to the skin
www.mayoclinic.org
the "soft spot" where the skull will eventually fuse together
i27.photobucket.com
appears at 3-5 weeks, rough, rashy skin that will resolve shortly
classconnection.s3.amazonaws.com
fine, soft hair found on the baby's body and/or face
carowoods.files.wordpress.com
the "soft spot" where the skull will eventually fuse together
thebabybrain.files.wordpress.com
bright, red spot that can appear anywhere on the body; usually disappear by age 10
upload.wikimedia.org
flaky, dry skin or yellowish scaling on the head or face and sometimes creases of the body
www.scarymommy.com
a result of flowting in amniotic fluid for several months
Congratulations!
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