PSI COSMETOLOGY PRACTICE TEST
PRACTICE EXAMINATION 2026
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED
A+
◍ Systematic Approach video 2: 3-year-old child in yellow shirt. Does this
patient need immediate intervention?.
Answer: No
◍ Respiratory video case discussion 2: 2-year-old shirtless boy in green shoes
Does this patient need immediate intervention?.
Answer: No
◍ You are caring for a 3-year-old with vomiting and diarrhea. You have
established IV access. The child's pulses are palpable, but faint, and the
child is now lethargic. The HR is variable (range: 44-62 bpm). You begin
bag-mask ventilation with 100% oxygen. When the HR does not improve,
you begin chest compressions. The rhythm shown here is seen on the
cardiac monitor. What would be the most appropriate therapy to consider
next?.
Answer: transcutaneous pacing
◍ Respiratory video case discussion 1: 3-year-old child with nasal cannula, in
diaper, lying on mother's chest (child with special healthcare needs) Does
this patient need immediate intervention?.
Answer: No
◍ What oxygen delivery system most reliably delivers a high (≥90%)
concentration of inspired oxygen to a 7-year-old child?.
Answer: nonrebreathing face mask
, ◍ Respiratory video case discussion 2: 2-year-old shirtless boy in green shoes
What is your assessment?.
Answer: Respiratory distress, lower airway obstruction
◍ You and another rescuer begin CP
R. Your colleague begins compressions, and you notice that the
compression rate is too low. What should you say to offer constructive
feedback?.
Answer: 'You need to compress at a rate of 100-120/min'
◍ Normal sinus.
Answer: nan
◍ Systematic Approach video 1: Blonde, 18-month-old child with pacifier.
What is the patient's work of breathing?.
Answer: Increased work of breathing
◍ Systematic Approach video 1: Blonde, 18-month-old child with pacifier.
What is this patient's color?.
Answer: Pale
◍ What is chest compression fraction?.
Answer: Proportion of time that compressions are performed
◍ What chest compression fraction is recommended, and what goal is often
achievable with good teamwork?.
Answer: 60%; 80%
◍ Sinus bradycardia.
Answer: nan
◍ Primary Assessment video 1: Patient with dragon nebulizer. Is the airway
maintainable?.
Answer: Yes
◍ Respiratory video case discussion 2: 2-year-old shirtless boy in green shoes
What interventions do you anticipate?.
Answer: Administer nebulized albuterol and ipratropium bromide
PRACTICE EXAMINATION 2026
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED
A+
◍ Systematic Approach video 2: 3-year-old child in yellow shirt. Does this
patient need immediate intervention?.
Answer: No
◍ Respiratory video case discussion 2: 2-year-old shirtless boy in green shoes
Does this patient need immediate intervention?.
Answer: No
◍ You are caring for a 3-year-old with vomiting and diarrhea. You have
established IV access. The child's pulses are palpable, but faint, and the
child is now lethargic. The HR is variable (range: 44-62 bpm). You begin
bag-mask ventilation with 100% oxygen. When the HR does not improve,
you begin chest compressions. The rhythm shown here is seen on the
cardiac monitor. What would be the most appropriate therapy to consider
next?.
Answer: transcutaneous pacing
◍ Respiratory video case discussion 1: 3-year-old child with nasal cannula, in
diaper, lying on mother's chest (child with special healthcare needs) Does
this patient need immediate intervention?.
Answer: No
◍ What oxygen delivery system most reliably delivers a high (≥90%)
concentration of inspired oxygen to a 7-year-old child?.
Answer: nonrebreathing face mask
, ◍ Respiratory video case discussion 2: 2-year-old shirtless boy in green shoes
What is your assessment?.
Answer: Respiratory distress, lower airway obstruction
◍ You and another rescuer begin CP
R. Your colleague begins compressions, and you notice that the
compression rate is too low. What should you say to offer constructive
feedback?.
Answer: 'You need to compress at a rate of 100-120/min'
◍ Normal sinus.
Answer: nan
◍ Systematic Approach video 1: Blonde, 18-month-old child with pacifier.
What is the patient's work of breathing?.
Answer: Increased work of breathing
◍ Systematic Approach video 1: Blonde, 18-month-old child with pacifier.
What is this patient's color?.
Answer: Pale
◍ What is chest compression fraction?.
Answer: Proportion of time that compressions are performed
◍ What chest compression fraction is recommended, and what goal is often
achievable with good teamwork?.
Answer: 60%; 80%
◍ Sinus bradycardia.
Answer: nan
◍ Primary Assessment video 1: Patient with dragon nebulizer. Is the airway
maintainable?.
Answer: Yes
◍ Respiratory video case discussion 2: 2-year-old shirtless boy in green shoes
What interventions do you anticipate?.
Answer: Administer nebulized albuterol and ipratropium bromide
