PALS FINAL EXAM STUDY TEST.
1. Conditions that
Increased
[blank] air
Ettort
resistance lead to
increased res-
piratory [blank].
2. What are the Nasal
signs of increased flaring
respiratory effort Retractions
that can lead to Head
fatigue & bobbing
respiratory Seesaw respirations
failure?
3. Determine the 30
respi- ratory rate 2
by count- ing the
number of times
the chest rises in
[blank] seconds &
mul- tiplying by
[blank].
4. Tachypnea is often the
Distress first sign of
respiratory [blank] in
infants.
5. What do central Hydrogen ions in the cerebrospinal fluid
chemoreceptors
re- spond to?
6. Why may
It impedes venous return
excessive
ventilation during CPR It increases intrathoracic pressure
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be harmful?
7. What should you Reposition the
do if you cannot airway Verify the
achieve effective mask size
ventilation
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with a bag-mask ventilation, result in?
de- vice?
13. What happens to the arterial oxygen
8. How are effective level in a child w/ severe ane- mia?
oxy- genation &
ventilation
assessed?
9. How can gastric
infla- tion impair
bag-mask
ventilation?
10. What is the most
ap- propriate
precaution- ary
action to minimize
gastric inflation
dur- ing a bag-
mask venti-
lation?
11. Which is true
about the
difference be-
tween hypoxemia
& tissue
hypoxia?
12. What does
hyperven- tilation,
which refers to
increased
alveolar
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led carbon dioxide
Visible chest rise w/ each
O breath It decreases lung
x
compliance
y
g
e
n Deliver each breath over about 1 second
s
a
t
u
r
a Tissue hypoxia can occur with normal arterial oxygen saturation
t
i
o
n
PaCO2 less than 35 mm Hg
E
x
h
a
May increase when dissolved oxygen is increased
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1. Conditions that
Increased
[blank] air
Ettort
resistance lead to
increased res-
piratory [blank].
2. What are the Nasal
signs of increased flaring
respiratory effort Retractions
that can lead to Head
fatigue & bobbing
respiratory Seesaw respirations
failure?
3. Determine the 30
respi- ratory rate 2
by count- ing the
number of times
the chest rises in
[blank] seconds &
mul- tiplying by
[blank].
4. Tachypnea is often the
Distress first sign of
respiratory [blank] in
infants.
5. What do central Hydrogen ions in the cerebrospinal fluid
chemoreceptors
re- spond to?
6. Why may
It impedes venous return
excessive
ventilation during CPR It increases intrathoracic pressure
1/
81
, PALS FINAL EXAM STUDY TEST.
be harmful?
7. What should you Reposition the
do if you cannot airway Verify the
achieve effective mask size
ventilation
2/
81
, PALS FINAL EXAM STUDY TEST.
with a bag-mask ventilation, result in?
de- vice?
13. What happens to the arterial oxygen
8. How are effective level in a child w/ severe ane- mia?
oxy- genation &
ventilation
assessed?
9. How can gastric
infla- tion impair
bag-mask
ventilation?
10. What is the most
ap- propriate
precaution- ary
action to minimize
gastric inflation
dur- ing a bag-
mask venti-
lation?
11. Which is true
about the
difference be-
tween hypoxemia
& tissue
hypoxia?
12. What does
hyperven- tilation,
which refers to
increased
alveolar
3/
81
, PALS FINAL EXAM STUDY TEST.
led carbon dioxide
Visible chest rise w/ each
O breath It decreases lung
x
compliance
y
g
e
n Deliver each breath over about 1 second
s
a
t
u
r
a Tissue hypoxia can occur with normal arterial oxygen saturation
t
i
o
n
PaCO2 less than 35 mm Hg
E
x
h
a
May increase when dissolved oxygen is increased
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81
