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colton

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The nurse is assessing an infant and notes that the infant's urine has a musty odor. Which of the following would the nurse suspect?
 
  A) Maple syrup urine disease
  B) Tyrosinemia
  C) Phenylketonuria
  D) Trimethylaminuria

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A group of students are reviewing information about major and minor congenital disorders. The students demonstrate understanding of the information when they identify which of the following as a minor disorder?
 
  A) Webbed neck
  B) Omphalocele
  C) Cutaneous hemangioma
  D) Facial asymmetry



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The urine of a child with phenylketonuria has a mousy or musty odor. For the child with maple syrup urine disease, excretions have a maple syrup odor. With tyrosinemia, excretions have a cabbage-like or rancid butter odor. With trimethylaminuria, excretions smell like rotting fish.

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A minor congenital anomaly is webbed neck. Omphalocele, cutaneous hemangioma, and facial asymmetry are considered major congenital anomalies.




colton

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Reply 2 on: Jun 27, 2018
Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it


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Gracias!

 

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