An infant has been diagnosed with pulmonic stenosis. Which manifestations does the nurse document as normal findings for this condition? (Select all that apply.)
A.
Cough
B.
Dyspnea
C.
Enlarged liver
D.
Puffy eyelids
E.
Retractions
ANS: C, D
Right-sided heart failure occurs with pulmonic stenosis. Manifestations include hepatomegaly (enlarged liver) and puffy eyelids. Cough and dyspnea are more likely due to left-sided heart failure. Retractions can occur with respiratory distress despite the cause.
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