PEPP EXAM FULL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS ALREADY PASSED
RESOURCE
●● At what heart rate should you start bagging an infant
Answer: <100bpm (ventilate at 40-60bpm)
●● Sync Cardioversion Voltages
Answer: 0.5-1.0j/kg (can increase to 2j/kg)
●● Defibrillation voltage
Answer: 2j/kg, then 4j/kg (max 10j/kg)
●● What should you do if patient has difficulty breathing with a
Tracheostomy Tube
Answer: Suction first if patient is having difficulty breathing
●● What should you do if child is having trouble breathing?
Answer: Put them in position of comfort
●● What position to place a child in shock?
Answer: Trendelberg position
, ●● Should you provide supplemental O2 for newborns or infants?
Answer: NO
●● What GCS score should you intubate a child
Answer: <8
●● Tx for Croup?
Answer: Epi
●● Tx for Asthma
Answer: Nebulized Albuterol
●● What infants CAN have O2?
Answer: Infants/neonates born with Congenital Heart Defects. Deliver in
transportation
●● Target ETCO2 for increased ICP?
Answer: 30-35mmHg
●● Two conditions of obstructive shock
Answer: Cardiac Tamponade
CORRECT ANSWERS ALREADY PASSED
RESOURCE
●● At what heart rate should you start bagging an infant
Answer: <100bpm (ventilate at 40-60bpm)
●● Sync Cardioversion Voltages
Answer: 0.5-1.0j/kg (can increase to 2j/kg)
●● Defibrillation voltage
Answer: 2j/kg, then 4j/kg (max 10j/kg)
●● What should you do if patient has difficulty breathing with a
Tracheostomy Tube
Answer: Suction first if patient is having difficulty breathing
●● What should you do if child is having trouble breathing?
Answer: Put them in position of comfort
●● What position to place a child in shock?
Answer: Trendelberg position
, ●● Should you provide supplemental O2 for newborns or infants?
Answer: NO
●● What GCS score should you intubate a child
Answer: <8
●● Tx for Croup?
Answer: Epi
●● Tx for Asthma
Answer: Nebulized Albuterol
●● What infants CAN have O2?
Answer: Infants/neonates born with Congenital Heart Defects. Deliver in
transportation
●● Target ETCO2 for increased ICP?
Answer: 30-35mmHg
●● Two conditions of obstructive shock
Answer: Cardiac Tamponade