The long-term effects of a smoke inhalation injury are: A. obstructive lung disorders. B. restrictive lung disorders. C. obstructive and restrictive lung disorders. D. neither obstructive nor restrictive lung disorders, since there is normally complete recovery.

What agent can be administered postnatally to a preterm infant to help reduce lung inflammation and the incidence of BPD? A. Vitamin D B. Bronchodilators C. Ribavirin (Virazole) D. Corticosteroids

Paraphrasing is cool! 

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 _____________.