When looking at a pressure-volume curve, a lung with respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) would have a ___________ curve compared to a normal lung.

The fetal lung receives _____% of total cardiac output.

Which is correct regarding the oxygen dissociation curve?  

In inborn errors of metabolism, presenting symptoms are generally due to specific metabolic effects caused by:

Persistent pulmonary hypertension results in:

An infant has a scalp laceration that becomes erythematous, swollen, warm to touch, and painful when touched. These clinical findings are an example of a:

The range of environmental temperatures in which an infant can maintain a normal body temperature with metabolic rate at a minimum with nonevaporative processes only is known as:

What is the most common reason for unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia in the neonate?

Which of the following heart defects is considered ductal-dependent?

The ability of the neonatal heart to operate according to the Frank-Starling law is ____compared to the normal adult heart?