Neonatal Assessment Terminology Crossword

A bluish discoloration of the hands and feet due to sluggish peripheral circulation
This assessment rules out congenital hip instability. A positive sign is palpable dislocation.
A collection of fluid in the soft tissues of the scalp that may override the suture lines and resolves within 24-48 hours
A hematoma that that is limited to the suture lines and visually develops of parietal bones
Gab between abdominal recti muscles
Small, white, round epithelial cysts on hard palate and along gum margins
A "newborn rash" characterized by red, elevated papules appearing around 24-48 hours after birth
AKA a "soft spot"
fine downy hair covering the body that is normally seen on shoulders
White, pinpoint papules on chin and/or nose resulting from unopened sebaceous glands
Shaping of the head caused by overriding of cranial bones to facilitate movement through birth canal
An area of bluish-black pigmentation over buttocks and lower back often seen in non-Caucasian races
Discoloration of skin in irregular areas resembling a lace-like pattern
A procedure to rule out congenital hip dislocation; a positive sign is a "click"
A flat area of capillary dilation appearing as small clusters of pink-red spots on nose, nape of neck, lower occipital bone, and eyelids that blanch easily (stork bites)
A white cheese-like substance covering the body and noticeable in creases of the skin
Folds of tissue over scrotum that allow for expansion of the tissue