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159 Multiple choice questions
Term 1 of 159
For pediatric bradycardia <60 bpm you should...
give NS bolus 20 ml/kg up to 60 ml/kg
start a dopamine infusion
perform synchronized cardioversion
administer atropine 0.5 mg iv
Term 2 of 159
for obvious fractures...
obtain vascular access
hypotension and/or respiratory depression
give NS bolus 20 ml/kg up to 60 ml/kg
immobilize and assess distal pulse
Term 3 of 159
APGAR of __________ is normal while ___________ requires resuscitative measures.
7-10
4-7
1-3
8-10
5-7
3-6
0-3
7-10
,Term 4 of 159
Burn patients are prone to...
hypothermia
hypoxemia
tachycardia
hypotension
Term 5 of 159
For patients with suspected acute coronary syndrome you should....
apply heat pack, encourage deep breathing exercises, administer anticoagulants, and
monitor for allergic reactions
perform ecg, administer antibiotics, provide oxygen therapy, and check blood glucose
levels
obtain vascular access, keep spo2 >94, give 324 mg ASA PO, and assist pt with own NTG
as prescribed may repeat 3x
administer iv fluids, monitor blood pressure, apply ice pack, and elevate legs
Term 6 of 159
Shock is often present with normal vital signs and may present insidiously. ______________ may be
the only manifestation.
Bradypnea
Tachycardia
Hyperthermia
Hypotension
,Term 7 of 159
For a pediatric pt opiate OD you should...
give Naloxone 0.1 mg/kg IN/IM/IV may repeat to max dose of 10 mg
administer insulin and monitor blood sugar levels
apply cold compresses and monitor respiratory rate
perform abdominal thrusts and check for airway obstruction
Term 8 of 159
If BG is <60...
E: CCC, apply AED and defibrillate if prompted, insert OPA/NPA and begin BVM at 8
BPM
A: whether you shock or not continue CPR for 2 min and obtain vascular access, consider
extraglottic airway
elevated body temp, cool moist skin, dizziness/headache, weakness, anxious tachypnea
Vitals: tachycardia, hypotension
E: give oral glucose
A: give D10 25g IV, repeat 1x if needed in 5 min, glucagon 1.0 mg for no IV access
*w/ no improved mental status consider 500 ml IV NS up to 2000 ml
-give 25 g D10 (250 mL of 10% solution) may repeat x1 in 5 min
-glucagon 1.0 mg IM for no IV access
Term 9 of 159
For pediatric dystonic reaction you should give...
Epinephrine 0.01 mg/kg Im max dose 0.3
Amoxicillin 10 mg/kg Po max dose 500
Benadryl 1 mg/kg IM/IV max dose 50
Tylenol 1 mg/kg Po max dose 100
, Term 10 of 159
Sexual assault victims 18 and older should be transported to...
COCHRANE
SAFE
SUNRISE
UMC
Term 11 of 159
If pediatric BG >250 then give...
1 ml/kg bolus
give ns bolus 20 ml/kg up to 60 ml/kg
11 ml/kg bolus
10 ml/kg bolus
Term 12 of 159
For pediatric smoke inhalation you should...
E: keep spo2 >94
A: vascular access and NS bolus, 20 ml/kg up to 60 ml/kg for hypoperfusion
E: keep spo2 >=94
A: consider vascular access and consider albuterol 2.5 mg SVN
E: give O2 15 L nrb
A: give albuterol 2.5 in 3.0 ml SVN repeat until improvement
E: assist w/ own MDI
A: give 2.5 mg in 3.0 ml SVN albuterol repeat until improvement and consider vascular
access
159 Multiple choice questions
Term 1 of 159
For pediatric bradycardia <60 bpm you should...
give NS bolus 20 ml/kg up to 60 ml/kg
start a dopamine infusion
perform synchronized cardioversion
administer atropine 0.5 mg iv
Term 2 of 159
for obvious fractures...
obtain vascular access
hypotension and/or respiratory depression
give NS bolus 20 ml/kg up to 60 ml/kg
immobilize and assess distal pulse
Term 3 of 159
APGAR of __________ is normal while ___________ requires resuscitative measures.
7-10
4-7
1-3
8-10
5-7
3-6
0-3
7-10
,Term 4 of 159
Burn patients are prone to...
hypothermia
hypoxemia
tachycardia
hypotension
Term 5 of 159
For patients with suspected acute coronary syndrome you should....
apply heat pack, encourage deep breathing exercises, administer anticoagulants, and
monitor for allergic reactions
perform ecg, administer antibiotics, provide oxygen therapy, and check blood glucose
levels
obtain vascular access, keep spo2 >94, give 324 mg ASA PO, and assist pt with own NTG
as prescribed may repeat 3x
administer iv fluids, monitor blood pressure, apply ice pack, and elevate legs
Term 6 of 159
Shock is often present with normal vital signs and may present insidiously. ______________ may be
the only manifestation.
Bradypnea
Tachycardia
Hyperthermia
Hypotension
,Term 7 of 159
For a pediatric pt opiate OD you should...
give Naloxone 0.1 mg/kg IN/IM/IV may repeat to max dose of 10 mg
administer insulin and monitor blood sugar levels
apply cold compresses and monitor respiratory rate
perform abdominal thrusts and check for airway obstruction
Term 8 of 159
If BG is <60...
E: CCC, apply AED and defibrillate if prompted, insert OPA/NPA and begin BVM at 8
BPM
A: whether you shock or not continue CPR for 2 min and obtain vascular access, consider
extraglottic airway
elevated body temp, cool moist skin, dizziness/headache, weakness, anxious tachypnea
Vitals: tachycardia, hypotension
E: give oral glucose
A: give D10 25g IV, repeat 1x if needed in 5 min, glucagon 1.0 mg for no IV access
*w/ no improved mental status consider 500 ml IV NS up to 2000 ml
-give 25 g D10 (250 mL of 10% solution) may repeat x1 in 5 min
-glucagon 1.0 mg IM for no IV access
Term 9 of 159
For pediatric dystonic reaction you should give...
Epinephrine 0.01 mg/kg Im max dose 0.3
Amoxicillin 10 mg/kg Po max dose 500
Benadryl 1 mg/kg IM/IV max dose 50
Tylenol 1 mg/kg Po max dose 100
, Term 10 of 159
Sexual assault victims 18 and older should be transported to...
COCHRANE
SAFE
SUNRISE
UMC
Term 11 of 159
If pediatric BG >250 then give...
1 ml/kg bolus
give ns bolus 20 ml/kg up to 60 ml/kg
11 ml/kg bolus
10 ml/kg bolus
Term 12 of 159
For pediatric smoke inhalation you should...
E: keep spo2 >94
A: vascular access and NS bolus, 20 ml/kg up to 60 ml/kg for hypoperfusion
E: keep spo2 >=94
A: consider vascular access and consider albuterol 2.5 mg SVN
E: give O2 15 L nrb
A: give albuterol 2.5 in 3.0 ml SVN repeat until improvement
E: assist w/ own MDI
A: give 2.5 mg in 3.0 ml SVN albuterol repeat until improvement and consider vascular
access
