Neuro and the neonate

4. type of investigation when baby is suspect of a structural brain lesion (multiple congenital anomalies): -ultrasound
6. of baby more at risk for seizures -premature
9. common cause of neonatal seizures, abbreviation: -HIE
10. route to give phenobarbital maintenance therapy (Abbreviation): -PO
12. for the use of anticonvulsant medication -recurrence
14. lab-investigation should always be done in the work-up of seizures (abbreviation: -BGL
15. in a neonate are rarely ……… (caused by) -idiopathic
16. cause of encephalopathy, but could double if you marry the child of your uncle: -genetic

1. myoclonus by definition never happens when the baby is fully…….. - awake
2. IV must be given…….. -slowly
3. is usually preserved if a baby has subtle seizures -consciousness
5. anti-epileptic drug in neonatal seizures: -levetiracetam
7. uncommon side effect of phenobarbital in the neonate -apnoea
8. what type of seizures would eye blinking or lip-smacking fall? -Subtle
11. like movements that stop when you hold the baby’s hand/arm: -jitteriness
13. week of life when neonatal seizures most commonly present -first
14. deficiency should you consider in a well appearing baby of a mother under TB-treatment -pyridoxine