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CCRN Critical Care Nursing

Category - Neonatal

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When a child is suspected of having a cardiac problem there are three common symptoms they could present with. One is a murmur the other is cyanosis, so what would be the third most common presentation?

Chest pain
Swollen glands
Vomiting
Respiratory problems

Explanation

Answer: D - Respiratory problem are the third most common presentation of cardiac problems other than murmur and cyanosis. The nurse must be on the watch for potential pulmonary infection when observing clinical presentation.

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