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Fetal-to-newborn circulation and shunt direction

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Fetal-to-newborn circulation and shunt direction

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01 / WHAT MATTERS ON THE EXAM

Original educational diagram; interactive labels reveal concise exam facts.

02 / WHAT TO LOOK FOR

Birth lowers PVR and raises LA pressure; d-TGA needs mixing between parallel circuits.

03 / WATCH OUT FOR

After birth, falling pulmonary resistance increases left atrial pressure and functionally closes the foramen ovale; in d-TGA, survival instead depends on mixing between parallel circulations.

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RFetal and neonatal circulationPage anchor pending

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Block 1 · Q21S1-B01-021
Block 1 · Q25S1-B01-025

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