AHA PALS POST TEST EXAM REVIEW SOLVED
QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE ANSWERS
◉ Pediatric Advanced Life Support.
Answer: Life-saving techniques for children in emergency situations
◉ Exam A.
Answer: First exam in the Pediatric Advanced Life Support course
◉ October 21, 2020.
Answer: Date of the Pediatric Advanced Life Support Exam A
◉ Shannon Walton.
Answer: Name of the student who took the exam
◉ AR04206.
Answer: Identification number of the student
◉ 50 Questions.
Answer: Number of questions in the Pediatric Advanced Life
Support Exam A
,◉ An extremity with signs of infection.
Answer: Situation where 1O access may be used
◉ An extremity with signs of a crush injury.
Answer: Situation where 1O access may be used
◉ An extremity with a previous unsuccessful 1O attempt.
Answer: Situation where 1O access may be used
◉ An extremity with slow a capillary refill time.
Answer: Situation where 1O access may be used
◉ Disordered control of breathing.
Answer: Condition most likely to be present in an 8-year-old child
with a history of asthma and nut allergies
◉ Hypovolemic shock.
Answer: Condition most likely to be present in an 8-year-old child
brought to the emergency department after a motor vehicle collision
◉ Lung tissue disease.
, Answer: Condition most likely to be present in an 8-year-old child
with slow and irregular respirations
◉ Upper airway obstruction.
Answer: Condition most likely to be present in an 8-year-old child
brought to the emergency department for difficulty breathing
◉ A child who is grunting.
Answer: 2-year-old child requiring immediate intervention in the
emergency department
◉ A child with an Spoz of 95% on room air.
Answer: 2-year-old child not requiring immediate intervention in
the emergency department
◉ A child with a systolic blood pressure of 92 mm Hg.
Answer: 2-year-old child requiring immediate intervention in the
emergency department
◉ A child with a temperature of 37.4°C (99.3°F).
Answer: 2-year-old child not requiring immediate intervention in
the emergency department
QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE ANSWERS
◉ Pediatric Advanced Life Support.
Answer: Life-saving techniques for children in emergency situations
◉ Exam A.
Answer: First exam in the Pediatric Advanced Life Support course
◉ October 21, 2020.
Answer: Date of the Pediatric Advanced Life Support Exam A
◉ Shannon Walton.
Answer: Name of the student who took the exam
◉ AR04206.
Answer: Identification number of the student
◉ 50 Questions.
Answer: Number of questions in the Pediatric Advanced Life
Support Exam A
,◉ An extremity with signs of infection.
Answer: Situation where 1O access may be used
◉ An extremity with signs of a crush injury.
Answer: Situation where 1O access may be used
◉ An extremity with a previous unsuccessful 1O attempt.
Answer: Situation where 1O access may be used
◉ An extremity with slow a capillary refill time.
Answer: Situation where 1O access may be used
◉ Disordered control of breathing.
Answer: Condition most likely to be present in an 8-year-old child
with a history of asthma and nut allergies
◉ Hypovolemic shock.
Answer: Condition most likely to be present in an 8-year-old child
brought to the emergency department after a motor vehicle collision
◉ Lung tissue disease.
, Answer: Condition most likely to be present in an 8-year-old child
with slow and irregular respirations
◉ Upper airway obstruction.
Answer: Condition most likely to be present in an 8-year-old child
brought to the emergency department for difficulty breathing
◉ A child who is grunting.
Answer: 2-year-old child requiring immediate intervention in the
emergency department
◉ A child with an Spoz of 95% on room air.
Answer: 2-year-old child not requiring immediate intervention in
the emergency department
◉ A child with a systolic blood pressure of 92 mm Hg.
Answer: 2-year-old child requiring immediate intervention in the
emergency department
◉ A child with a temperature of 37.4°C (99.3°F).
Answer: 2-year-old child not requiring immediate intervention in
the emergency department
