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The assessment of the child with a respiratory problem,ment as they aid in the confirmation of a diagnosis. The nurse is involved in caring for children before, during and after these investigations to ensure that the results are accurate and that the child comes to no harm.

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Care of the neonate with respiratory distress syndrome,more babies alive. However, the babies who survive have a high risk of developing long-term complications such as intraventricular haemorrhage. Respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) may also be known as ‘idiopathic respiratory distress syndrome’ (IRDS) or ‘hyaline membrane disease’ (HMD).

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Care of the young infant with bronchiolitis,hildren usually have four or five such infections each year, varying in severity from mild to life threatening. The severity of these illnesses and the child’s response to the infection is related to several factors:

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