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Transient tachypnoea of the newborn is also called

Wet lung dx

Water

What xteristic feature will you see on CXR?

Sunburst appearance

Heat

Risk factors of TTN

Diabetic mums


Preterms


CS


Maternal sedation

Nothing for you 😌

How long does it take a child to recover from TTN?

24 - 72 hours

Xteristic feature seen on CXR in pts with RDS

Ground glass

Differences between neonatal & congenital pneumonia

1. Congenital occurs within the 1st 3 days of life while neonatal occurs after the 1st 3 days of life.


2. No maternal infections in neonatal, ascending infections from genital tract responsible in congenital

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