Which of the Following Clinical Features Characterizes a Critical Aortic

question 21

Multiple Choice

Which of the following clinical features characterizes a critical aortic stenosis in a neonate?

• A) Chest radiography reveals pleural effusion and pulmonary engorgement.
• B) The neonate often has metabolic alkalosis.
• C) The neonate presents in cardiogenic shock with hypotension.
• D) These infants are rarely symptomatic during the first month of life.

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