1.a. Patient has meconeum ilius soon after birth explains that patient may have CF
2.e. As patient has deficiency of macro and micro nutrients and energy is being consumed extra for breathing which makes him malnourished.
3. d. Postural drainage will help to loosen secretions and remove them from airways, thus facilitating gas exchange
4.e. Patient may have all three manifestations as there will be fluid accumulation in body because of right ventricle failure.
based on laboratory test results, which types of nutritional supplementation should be enhanced? CASE STUDY CYSTIC...
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