PALS - Team Response Scenario: Noah Johnson COMPLETE SOLUTION 2022

PALS - Team Response Scenario: Noah Johnson COMPLETE SOLUTION 2022 Document Content and Description Below PALS - Team Response Scenario: Noah Johnson COMPLETE SOLUTION 2022 Following the pediatric assessment triangle (PAT), record the findings from the rapid assessment of Noah. - There are no sig ns of airway compromise and Noah is alert and acting appropriately, but he is obviously tachypneic, which is evidence of abnormal breathing. He is quite diaphoretic and told Ann that his heart feels like it is beating out of his chest. These findings indicate abnormal circulation. Next, we'll move to the primary assessment to find out more. Which of the following are included in the primary assessment of Noah? - 1. 12-lead ECG 2. Radial pulse 3. Pulse ox 4. Blood pressure 5. Respiratory rate As the team continues assessing Noah, which additional piece of equipment should be prepared to use? - Nasal cannula In observing this ECG reading, you note which wave form is not clearly identifiable? - The unidentifiable P wave in this reading means Noah is in SVT. Next, observe his condition and consider this as you continue providing care. Based on the ECG findings and Noah's current condition, what is the team's immediate next action? - Instruct Noah to perform a vagal maneuver by instructing him to "bear down" as if trying to pass a bowel movement for 20 seconds. The vagal maneuver was unsuccessful. The medication team member has started an IV using an IV set with a 3-way stopcock on Noah's left antecubital space. The doctor asks the team to prepare the medication that should be administered at this time. What is the correct medication and dose to prepare based on Noah's weight of 72.7 pounds? - Adenosine, 3.3mg IV - it s