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LET’S CONTINUE: You realize that giving this baby oxygen has improved some of his symptoms of respiratory distress. His oxygen levels have also improved since starting the supplemental oxygen. Now that you know that the infant is stable and improving, you decide to check more of mother’s history. Mother’s first baby was born premature. Her second baby was born healthy at term (on time). She went into labor and delivered this baby “precipitously”, or very quickly. She had no fever in labor. Her prenatal ultrasounds (ultrasounds performed in pregnancy) were normal. She was diagnosed with a urinary tract infection during her second trimester of pregnancy, which was treated with antibiotics. STOP AND CONSIDER: What component of this history may point to a potential cause of this infant’s respiratory distress? 2 points The infant was delivered precipitously Mother had a urinary tract infection in pregnancy Mother had normal prenatal ultrasounds Previous child was born premature
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