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Which of the following patients should you suspect needs administration of supplemental oxygen?
A. A 91-year-old female who complains of chest pain; her vital signs are P 72, R 16, BP 142/86, and
SpO2 is 96% on room air
B. A 63-year-old male who had a left-sided stroke; his vital signs are P 68, R 14, BP 172/104, and SpO2 is
95% on room air
C. A 43-year-old female who fractured her left arm; her vital signs are P 100, R 18, BP 130/86, and
SpO2 is 97% on room air
D. A 27-year-old male who complains of difficulty breathing; his vital signs are P 92, R 20, BP 126/74,
and SpO2 is 94% on room air
A 27-year-old male who complains of difficulty breathing; his vital signs are P 92, R 20, BP 126/74, and
SpO2 is 94% on room air
What causes the prolonged expiratory phase of the respiratory cycle in a patient who is having an
asthma attack?
A. Bronchiole constriction
B. Pulmonary venous hypertension
C. Thick, sticky mucus production
D. Ruptured blebs
Bronchiole constriction
You are called to a school for a 9-year-old male who was acting strangely. His teacher tells you that
during class, he had
several episodes of sitting at his desk staring into space and briefly not responding. He answers your
questions correctly
and tells you he does not remember the episodes. What type of seizure should you suspect?
A. Psychomotor
B. Temporal lobe
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C. Focal motor
D. Absence
D. Absence
An unresponsive 2-month-old female had a single seizure. Her father describes a single tonic-clonic
type seizure that lasted
two minutes. He tells you that she has not woken up since the seizure. As you begin to assess her,
she begins to have
another generalized seizure. You should first:
A. assess her vital signs.
B. begin transport.
C. insert an oropharyngeal airway.
D. apply a cervical collar.
B. begin transport.
The mother of a 5-year-old male tells you that he was vomiting earlier today and complained of
moderate pain around his
umbilicus. She tells you that just before she called, the pain worsened, and he now has severe pain.
When you ask him
where the pain is the worst, he points to the right lower abdominal quadrant. His vital signs are P 98,
R 26, BP 96/64, and
SpO2 is 98% on room air. You should suspect:
A. inflammatory bowel disease.
B. gastroenteritis.
C. pancreatitis.
D. appendicitis.
D. appendicitis.
A 10-month-old female has a two-inch soft bulge under the skin of her belly button. Her father tells
you that the bulge
appeared after she was coughing. She does not cry when you palpate her abdomen. You should
suspect a(n):
A. diaphragmatic rupture.
B. tumor.
C. ascites.
D. hernia.
D. hernia.
A 10-month-old male is crying after he was stung by a bee. The skin around the site is reddened, and
there is localized
swelling. His lungs are clear to auscultation, and he is interacting with you appropriately. His vital
signs are P 120, R 28, BP
90/58, and SpO2 is 98% on room air. You should:
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A. administer a pediatric epinephrine autoinjector.
B. administer oxygen.
C. monitor him and transport.
D. assist his ventilation.
C. monitor him and transport.
Why would the fontanel of an 8-month-old female who has meningitis bulge?
A. The brain is herniating.
B. The meninges are weakened.
C. The fontanel is dilating.
D. The ICP has increased.
D. The ICP has increased.
A 3-year-old male is lethargic and does not respond appropriately. His mother tells you he has
constantly been tired and
drinking more fluid than normal for several weeks. His conjunctivae appear dry. His vital signs are P
130, R 40, BP 58
systolic, and SpO2 is 98% on room air. You should suspect:
A. organophosphate exposure.
B. carbon monoxide exposure.
C. anaphylactic shock.
D. hyperglycemia.
D. hyperglycemia.
An unresponsive 10-year-old female passed out at the playground. Bystanders tell you she was acting
confused before she
collapsed. Her skin is pale and moist. She localizes to painful stimuli. Her vital signs are P 100, R 26, BP
114/72, and SpO2
is 98% on room air. You should suspect:
A. absence seizure.
B. vasovagal syncope.
C. opioid overdose.
D. hypoglycemia.
D. hypoglycemia.
A 1-month-old male has bilateral circumferential superficial burns from his mid-calf to his toes. He is
crying and
inconsolable. His mother tells you she placed him in the tub and then accidentally filled the tub with
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hot water. You should
suspect:
A. life-threatening injuries.
B. accidental trauma.
C. non-accidental trauma.
D. limb-threatening injuries.
C. non-accidental trauma.
A 6-month-old female is cyanotic and slow to respond to stimuli. Her father tells you he found her
this way on the floor and
removed an empty balloon from her mouth. Her pupils are pinpoint. Her vital signs are P 72 and R 16.
After you begin to
ventilate her, you should:
A. administer naloxone.
B. begin chest compressions.
C. assess her blood pressure.
D. ask her father to discard the balloon.
A. administer naloxone.
An unresponsive 7-month-old male is found next to a bottle of his grandmother's oxycontin. There
are several tablets on
the floor next to him. His skin is cyanotic, and you observe occasional gasping respirations. You
should suspect:
A. ingestion of an opioid.
B. hyperglycemia.
C. increased intracranial pressure.
D. hypoglycemia.
A. ingestion of an opioid.
Why can a 4-year-old female who is in sickle cell crisis experience chest pain?
A. Her pulmonary microcirculation is occluded.
B. Her capillary beds are lacerated.
C. Her hemoglobin is unable to transport oxygen to the cells.
D. Her cells are unable to metabolize oxygen.
A. Her pulmonary microcirculation is occluded.
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Which of the following patients should you suspect needs administration of supplemental oxygen?
A. A 91-year-old female who complains of chest pain; her vital signs are P 72, R 16, BP 142/86, and
SpO2 is 96% on room air
B. A 63-year-old male who had a left-sided stroke; his vital signs are P 68, R 14, BP 172/104, and SpO2 is
95% on room air
C. A 43-year-old female who fractured her left arm; her vital signs are P 100, R 18, BP 130/86, and
SpO2 is 97% on room air
D. A 27-year-old male who complains of difficulty breathing; his vital signs are P 92, R 20, BP 126/74,
and SpO2 is 94% on room air
A 27-year-old male who complains of difficulty breathing; his vital signs are P 92, R 20, BP 126/74, and
SpO2 is 94% on room air
What causes the prolonged expiratory phase of the respiratory cycle in a patient who is having an
asthma attack?
A. Bronchiole constriction
B. Pulmonary venous hypertension
C. Thick, sticky mucus production
D. Ruptured blebs
Bronchiole constriction
You are called to a school for a 9-year-old male who was acting strangely. His teacher tells you that
during class, he had
several episodes of sitting at his desk staring into space and briefly not responding. He answers your
questions correctly
and tells you he does not remember the episodes. What type of seizure should you suspect?
A. Psychomotor
B. Temporal lobe
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C. Focal motor
D. Absence
D. Absence
An unresponsive 2-month-old female had a single seizure. Her father describes a single tonic-clonic
type seizure that lasted
two minutes. He tells you that she has not woken up since the seizure. As you begin to assess her,
she begins to have
another generalized seizure. You should first:
A. assess her vital signs.
B. begin transport.
C. insert an oropharyngeal airway.
D. apply a cervical collar.
B. begin transport.
The mother of a 5-year-old male tells you that he was vomiting earlier today and complained of
moderate pain around his
umbilicus. She tells you that just before she called, the pain worsened, and he now has severe pain.
When you ask him
where the pain is the worst, he points to the right lower abdominal quadrant. His vital signs are P 98,
R 26, BP 96/64, and
SpO2 is 98% on room air. You should suspect:
A. inflammatory bowel disease.
B. gastroenteritis.
C. pancreatitis.
D. appendicitis.
D. appendicitis.
A 10-month-old female has a two-inch soft bulge under the skin of her belly button. Her father tells
you that the bulge
appeared after she was coughing. She does not cry when you palpate her abdomen. You should
suspect a(n):
A. diaphragmatic rupture.
B. tumor.
C. ascites.
D. hernia.
D. hernia.
A 10-month-old male is crying after he was stung by a bee. The skin around the site is reddened, and
there is localized
swelling. His lungs are clear to auscultation, and he is interacting with you appropriately. His vital
signs are P 120, R 28, BP
90/58, and SpO2 is 98% on room air. You should:
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A. administer a pediatric epinephrine autoinjector.
B. administer oxygen.
C. monitor him and transport.
D. assist his ventilation.
C. monitor him and transport.
Why would the fontanel of an 8-month-old female who has meningitis bulge?
A. The brain is herniating.
B. The meninges are weakened.
C. The fontanel is dilating.
D. The ICP has increased.
D. The ICP has increased.
A 3-year-old male is lethargic and does not respond appropriately. His mother tells you he has
constantly been tired and
drinking more fluid than normal for several weeks. His conjunctivae appear dry. His vital signs are P
130, R 40, BP 58
systolic, and SpO2 is 98% on room air. You should suspect:
A. organophosphate exposure.
B. carbon monoxide exposure.
C. anaphylactic shock.
D. hyperglycemia.
D. hyperglycemia.
An unresponsive 10-year-old female passed out at the playground. Bystanders tell you she was acting
confused before she
collapsed. Her skin is pale and moist. She localizes to painful stimuli. Her vital signs are P 100, R 26, BP
114/72, and SpO2
is 98% on room air. You should suspect:
A. absence seizure.
B. vasovagal syncope.
C. opioid overdose.
D. hypoglycemia.
D. hypoglycemia.
A 1-month-old male has bilateral circumferential superficial burns from his mid-calf to his toes. He is
crying and
inconsolable. His mother tells you she placed him in the tub and then accidentally filled the tub with
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hot water. You should
suspect:
A. life-threatening injuries.
B. accidental trauma.
C. non-accidental trauma.
D. limb-threatening injuries.
C. non-accidental trauma.
A 6-month-old female is cyanotic and slow to respond to stimuli. Her father tells you he found her
this way on the floor and
removed an empty balloon from her mouth. Her pupils are pinpoint. Her vital signs are P 72 and R 16.
After you begin to
ventilate her, you should:
A. administer naloxone.
B. begin chest compressions.
C. assess her blood pressure.
D. ask her father to discard the balloon.
A. administer naloxone.
An unresponsive 7-month-old male is found next to a bottle of his grandmother's oxycontin. There
are several tablets on
the floor next to him. His skin is cyanotic, and you observe occasional gasping respirations. You
should suspect:
A. ingestion of an opioid.
B. hyperglycemia.
C. increased intracranial pressure.
D. hypoglycemia.
A. ingestion of an opioid.
Why can a 4-year-old female who is in sickle cell crisis experience chest pain?
A. Her pulmonary microcirculation is occluded.
B. Her capillary beds are lacerated.
C. Her hemoglobin is unable to transport oxygen to the cells.
D. Her cells are unable to metabolize oxygen.
A. Her pulmonary microcirculation is occluded.
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