intercostal retractions

How Can You Identify Intercostal Retractions?

Identifying intercostal retractions involves observing the child's chest while they breathe. Signs may include:
Visible sinking of the skin between the ribs
Labored breathing
Rapid breathing rate
Flaring of the nostrils
Grunting or wheezing sounds
Parents should watch for these signs and seek medical attention if they notice their child is experiencing difficulty breathing.

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