Caring for @entity1 with XXXX and their families.

@entity1 @entity473 @entity712 @entity851 @entity75 @entity3886 @entity1757 @entity2461 @entity7405 @entity849 @entity1498 @entity519 @entity74 @entity299 @entity118 @entity472 @entity4297
@entity4297 are classified into two broad categories: acyanotic and @entity75 . The most common @entity75 are @entity1757 , @entity118 , @entity473 , @entity849 , @entity2461 , @entity472 and @entity1498 . @entity712 is the primary concern in @entity1 with @entity75 . The most common @entity75 are tetralogy of @entity3886 . In @entity1 with @entity75 , @entity519 is more of a problem than @entity712 . Suspicion of a @entity4297 should be raised by the presence of feeding difficulties in association with @entity7405 , sweating and @entity74 , or severe @entity851 . Follow-up of @entity1 with @entity299 should follow the schedule of routine care for healthy babies with some modifications, such as administration of influenza and pneumococcal vaccines. More frequent follow-up is required if @entity712 is present. Family psychosocial issues should also be addressed. One of the main roles for the family physician is to help the parents put the diagnosis in perspective by clarifying expectations and misconceptions, and answering specific questions.
