MCN Questions: 1. Differentiate Pediatric Congenital Heart Disease from Pediatric Acquired Heart Disease. PCHDs are heart disorders that already exist in newborns even before birth, while PAHD are acquired after birth. 2. Trace the respiratory system from the upper to the lower part of the system. Nose – paranasal sinuses – pharynx – larynx – epiglottis – trachea – bronchi – bronchiole – alveoli – right & left lungs 3. Trace the circulation of blood in the heart. Vena cavas – R atrium – R ventricle – pulmonary artery – lungs – pulmonary veins – left atrium – left ventricle – aorta – rest of the body 4. A reflex to clear excess mucus or foreign body from the respiratory tract. Coughing 5. Fast respiration. Tachypnea 6. Blackish or bluish discoloration of the skin. Cyanosis 7. Causes clubbing of fingers. Increased capillary growth. 8. Enumerate the types of adventitious sounds. Rhonchi Stridor Wheezing Rales 9. Explain Ventricular Septal Defect. One or more myocardial walls the separate the right from the left ventricles. 10. Heart disorder where the aortic valves does not open fully. Aortic Stenosis.
MCN Questions:1. Differentiate Pediatric Congenital Heart
Disease from Pediatric Acquired Heart Disease. PCHDs are heart
disorders that already exist in newborns even before birth, while
PAHD are acquired after birth.2. Trace the respiratory system from
the upper to the lower part of the system. Nose paranasal sinuses
pharynx larynx epiglottis trachea bronchi bronchiole alveoli right
& left lungs3. Trace the circulation of blood in the heart.
Vena cavas R atrium R ventricle pulmonary artery lungs pulmonary
veins left atrium left ventricle aorta rest of the body4. A reflex
to clear excess mucus or foreign body from the respiratory tract.
Coughing5. Fast respiration. Tachypnea6. Blackish or bluish
discoloration of the skin. Cyanosis7. Causes clubbing of fingers.
Increased capillary growth.8. Enumerate the types of adventitious
sounds. Rhonchi Stridor Wheezing Rales9. Explain Ventricular Septal
Defect. One or more myocardial walls the separate the right from
the left ventricles.10. Heart disorder where the aortic valves does
not open fully. Aortic Stenosis.
