A neonate presents with dyspnea (shortness of breath) and cyanosis. The possible diagnoses include A: transposition of great vessels with patent ductus arteriosus B: tetralogy of Fallot C: total anomalous venous connection D: interventricular septal defect E: E
A neonate presents with dyspnea (shortness of breath) and cyanosis. The possible diagnoses include A: transposition of great vessels with patent ductus arteriosus B: tetralogy of Fallot C: total anomalous venous connection D: interventricular septal defect E: E
The right normal urinary output of neonate is A: 1- 3 ml/kg.h B: 2- 3 ml/kg.h C: 1- 10 ml/kg.h D: 1- 5 ml/kg.h E: 1- 20 ml/kg.h
The right normal urinary output of neonate is A: 1- 3 ml/kg.h B: 2- 3 ml/kg.h C: 1- 10 ml/kg.h D: 1- 5 ml/kg.h E: 1- 20 ml/kg.h
Which of the following is normal neonate calorie intake A: 90 to 100 calories per kilogram. B: 110 to 130 calories per kilogram. C: 30 to 40 calories per lb of body weight. D: At least 2mL per feedin
Which of the following is normal neonate calorie intake A: 90 to 100 calories per kilogram. B: 110 to 130 calories per kilogram. C: 30 to 40 calories per lb of body weight. D: At least 2mL per feedin
Diabetes ( ). A: is associated with a decreased incidence of congenital abnormality B: is associated with postmaturity rather than prematurity, resulting in increased birth weights C: is associated with an increased incidence of respiratory distress in the neonate D: is associated with a reduced insulin requirement in pregnancy E: is maternal hypoglycaemia which can' t occur in the puerperium
Diabetes ( ). A: is associated with a decreased incidence of congenital abnormality B: is associated with postmaturity rather than prematurity, resulting in increased birth weights C: is associated with an increased incidence of respiratory distress in the neonate D: is associated with a reduced insulin requirement in pregnancy E: is maternal hypoglycaemia which can' t occur in the puerperium