The physical examination of a neonate with RSV will often reveal:
1) a change in point of maximum impulse (PMI).
2) excessive secretions.
3) expiratory grunting.
4) cyanosis.

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Excessive secretions, expiratory grunting, and cyanosis are common findings in neonates with Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) infection, reflecting respiratory distress and hypoxemia. A change in PMI is not typically associated with RSV.

The Physical Examination of a Neonate with RSV Will Often