EC Reproductive Exam - quick question

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Specializes in Cardiac.

I posted this on the EPN board about 2 days ago but I have not got an answer yet so I thought I would try here so I can make sure I am studying in the right direction, testing for this on Friday.

Here is the question: On congenital anomolies there are diseases listed on Section A and Clinical Manifestations listed on Section B, each are broken down by body system.

Example: Cardiac Conditions: PDA, Ventricular Defect, Tetralogy of Fallot. Cardiac S/S or Clinical Manifestations: Cyanosis, Tachycardia and Squatting.

So 3 disorders and only 3 s/s are given. Are these the only s/s of these diseases I really need to know for exam purposes.

Any help would be appreciated.

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Specializes in homecare, rehab,sub acute.

Hey nervous I passed this one last week, yes focus on those congenital abnormalities you named and also know what s/s for Hashimoto disease, cystic fibrosis and PKU and diets to feed these kids. You will be fine Good luck !!!

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Specializes in Cardiac.
Hey nervous I passed this one last week, yes focus on those congenital abnormalities you named and also know what s/s for Hashimoto disease, cystic fibrosis and PKU and diets to feed these kids. You will be fine Good luck !!!

Hashimoto or Hirshsrungs disease.....I have not seen Hashimoto in the content guide but the others are?

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Specializes in homecare, rehab,sub acute.

Yeah I meant Hirshsrung's disease got to love my IPhone auto correct.

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Specializes in EMS, ED, Trauma, CEN, CPEN, TCRN.

Hirschsprung's, also known as MEGACOLON! I say that in a very big way ... MEGACOLON! :D

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