Which of the following conditions DOES  increase the risk for developing RDS? Pick All that Apply

Tetralogy of Fallot consists of which four concomitant conditions?  (PICK ALL THAT APPLIES)

What one set of actions causes the systemic circulation to transition from a low-resistance system to a high-resistance system?

Normal circulatory changes occurring within the transitional stage at birth include which of the following?o I.A decrease in pulmonary vascular resistanceo II.A decrease in systemic vascular resistanceo III.A decrease in pulmonary artery pressureo IV.An increase in left ventricular pressureo V.An increase in pulmonary blood

Which of the following are true statements concerning the development of the circulatory system?o I.Heart development is completed by about 32 weeks of gestation.o II.Heart development, other than growth, is complete when valve formation is complete.o III.Angiogenic clusters supply nutrition in the earliest stages of the growing embryo.o IV.The right-side myocardial fibers begin contracting before the left side to provide blood flow to the lungs.o V.At about 3 weeks, two heart tubes fuse into what will become the basic structure of the four-chamber heart.

What are the minimal developmental features required for an immature human fetus to survive outside the uterus?o I.   32 weeks of gestationo II.  Sufficient alveolar and vascular surface area for gas exchangeo III. Sufficient endoplasmic reticulum productiono IV.  22 to 24 weeks of gestationo V.   Near completion of the canalicular stage of lung development

The alveolar epithelial lining undergoes cell division into type I and type II pneumocytes. Which of the following correctly describe the pneumocytes?o I.Type I pneumocytes account for more than 97% of the alveolar surface area.o II.Type II pneumocytes form a gas-permeable membrane for diffusion of gases.o III.Surfactant production occurs in the lamellar bodies of type II pneumocytes, which release surfactant by exocytosis.o IV.Type I pneumocytes are responsible for surfactant production and storage.o V.Type I pneumocytes are squamous shaped and optimized for gas exchange; type II pneumocytes are cube shaped and may differentiate into type I cells.

This muscle acts on the shoulder flexion, adduction, internal rotation, and horizantal adduction. It originates anteriorly on the clavicle, sternum, and upper costal cartilage.  It inserts onto the biciptal groove of the humerus and the crest of the greater tubercle.

If this nerve is damaged, a person would lose the ability to adduct the thumb. A positive Froment’s Sign would confirm this.

Manual therapy techniques should be the main focus of a client’s occupational therapy session.