You are performing static balance activities with your patient. They start to sway forward outside their limits of stability. What should the patient most likely do next?

Which of the following is part of the biomechanical system?

Which of the following interventions would be the most appropriate to address the postural faults identified?images.jpg 

A 39-week infant has optimal lung volumes and good perfusion. Echocardiogram shows a structurally normal heart, high RV pressure, right to left ductal shunting, and adequate LV function. OI index is 24. Which therapy is the most appropriate?

A term infant has severe labile hypoxia despite verification of the ETT and good lung volumes. Which test most directly defines cardiac anatomy, shunt direction, and ventricular function?

A 37-week infant delivered by scheduled cesarean section without labor has tachypnea, mild retractions, good perfusion, and has an oxygen need of 25%. Chest radiograph show mild hyperinflation, prominent perihilar streaking, and fluid in the fissure. Which diagnosis is most likely?

A 37-week male infant with an exam and chest radiograph consistent with transient tachypnea of the newborn has an oxygen requirement of 25% that has been decreasing, showing improved clinical symptoms, and has stable perfusion. Which management plan is most appropriate?

A 37-week infant initially thought to have transient tachypnea of the newborn has a rising O2 need, increasing distress, and persistent hypercapnia at 36 hours of life. Which management plan is most appropriate?

If I am taking a course during an 8-week summer term, the average number of hours spent per week on the course;

A late preterm infant with clinical signs of persistent pulmonary hypertension has good lung volumes and was recently placed on iNO at 20ppm after a STAT ECHO. Which clinical response by the infant best supports that treatment is effective?