Question 196 · LEK · Gastrointestinal malformations
Frothy bubbles of mucous in the oral and nasal cavity of a newborn, despite regular clearing, accompanied with a loud heart murmur and limbs defect is characteristic of:
- A. cytomegalovirus infection.
- B. tetralogy of Fallot.
- C. Down syndrome.
- D. oesophageal atresia.
- E. intrauterine hypotrophy with coexisting generalized infection.
Hint
Persistent frothy saliva despite suction suggests a mechanical problem; the heart and limb defects point to a known association.
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