Which respiratory assessment in the patient who has an oxygen saturation of 96% on room air is most concerning?
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The neonate experiences respiratory distress immediately after birth and is intubated after receiving bag-mask ventilation. The nurse notes copious oral secretions and is unable to pass a nasogastric tube or an orogastric tube. Upon assessment, the nurse notes the child has small eyes, malformed ears, and a micropenis. Which of the following genetic disorders does this neonate most likely have?
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- Difficulty: 9
Rank these conditions from most (1) to least (4) life-threatening.
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