<unk>  = ophthalmia neonatorum
First 30 days of life
Chemical, Gonococcal, Chlamydial, other bacterial, and viral
Historically due to ocular prophylaxis with silver nitrate
Occurs on 1st day of life, resolves within 48 hrs
Less common now with erythromycin ointment replacing silver nitrate
Presents at 2-7 days of life (peak 3-5)
Bilateral conjunctival erythema, chemosis
Copious purulent discharge
Has potential to cause loss of vision
Similar exam to gonoccocal but starts at 7-14 days of age
Peaks from 1wk to 1 month after birth
Leading cause of preventable blindness in the world
May present with otitis and chlamydial pneumonia with staccato cough
Peaks at 6-14 days of life
Presents with inflammation and edema, less likely purulence
Look for other mucocutaneous lesions and assess mother for herpes
May lead to keratitis and disseminated infection
Vesicles +<unk>  = acyclovir + full sepsis w/u, including for disseminated herpes
5 weeks to 5 yrs
Neonatal conjunctivitis
Nasolacrimal duct obstruction
Neonatal jaundice
Dacrocystitis
Breast milk jaundice
Conjunctivitis
Neonatal rashes
Chemical