Question 302 · LEK · Other
Meconium aspiration syndrome is the most common:
- A. following a pre-mature release of the amniotic fluid.
- B. in pre-mature babies.
- C. after a breech birth.
- D. in full-term or post-mature babies.
- E. following C-sections.
Hint
Passage of meconium in utero depends on the maturity of the foetal gut, so think about the gestational ages in which it is most frequent.
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