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The clinical condition that may best respond to a rapid ventilating rate of 60-150 breaths/minute is:

Rapid infusion of solutions in the critically ill premature infant will result in rapid volume expansion and increase the incidence of intraventricular hemorrhage. 

Identifty the congenital cardiac defect illustrated in the diagram below:

The side effect of Prostaglandin E1 which  may necessitate intubation and mechanical ventilation is:

Which of the following results will be obtained if an infant’s hypoxemia is due to cyanotic heart disease?

Thanks to advances in screening for congenital heart disease, what percentage of newborns already have an established diagnosis at the time of birth?

All of the following are TRUE of Exchange Transfusion, EXCEPT:

Which of the following action is recommend for the preterm infant that is HIGH RISK or bilirubinemia?

The sexually transmitted infection that is frequently asymptmatic in the mother but may cause a severe bacterial ocular infection in neonates is:

Identify the congenital cardiac defect illustrated in the diagram below: