Intercostal retractions | Dr. Amr Arafa psychiatrist

Nurse Jess on Instagram: "PRAC 6830 FINAL EXAM PREP Advanced Pediatric Nursing Practicum III Specialty Care ANSWERED 2024/2025 What are the three main types of congenital heart defects and how do they affect blood flow in the heart? (3 points) - The three main types of congenital heart defects are acyanotic, cyanotic, and obstructive. - Acyanotic defects allow blood to flow from the left side of the heart to the right side, causing increased pulmonary blood flow and volume overload. Examples are

GSR AIIMS - 100 K 🔵™ on Instagram: "📝 Short Clinical Note – Chest Retractions in Newborn👇👇 🔹 Definition: Chest retractions are visible inward movement of the chest wall during inspiration, indicating increased work of breathing. 🔹 Types: Subcostal – below the rib cage Intercostal – between ribs Substernal – below sternum Suprasternal – above sternum Credit @talim_nursing_stm 🔹 Causes: Respiratory Distress Syndrome (RDS) Pneumonia Bronchiolitis Meconium Aspiration Airway obstruction 🔹 Cli