Why Is Pulmonary Development Often Stifled in Children Who Have

question 8

Multiple Choice

Why is pulmonary development often stifled in children who have asphyxiating thoracic dystrophy?

• A) Because of gas exchange problems
• B) Because the chest cavity is decreased
• C) Because the thorax is too compliant
• D) Because of a hypoplastic right ventricle

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