What condition(s) is essential to treat for a hospitalized near and wet drowning patient?

The presence of ___________ burns is a classic predictor of thermal injury. A. Facial B. Neck  C. Arm D. Leg

Identify the congenital heart defects that are cyanotic (three).

A chest radiograph was taken of a patient with RSV. What finding can be expected? A. Elevated diaphragms B. “Steeple point” sign C. Lobar atelectasis D. Pneumothorax

What is the treatment for HLHS?

What week of gestation does the diaphragm not develop properly in congenital diaphragmatic hernia? A. 8-10 Weeks B. 12-16 Weeks C. 18-20 Weeks D. 21-24 Weeks

A classic epiglottis lateral neck radiograph will visualize a _____________.

What direction is the shunt for non-cyanotic CHDs?

A patient with worsening BPD will have which of the following chest radiograph findings? A. Ground-glass granular pattern B. Emphysematous bullae C. Honeycomb appearance D. Patchy opaque areas of atelectasis next to areas of dark translucency

Which cardiac anomaly is associated with coeur-en-sabot on a chest radiograph?