ENPC COMPREHENSIVE EXAM TEST
PAPER WITH SOLVED QUESTIONS
GRADED A+
◉ Pediatric Chain of Survival
Answer: PREVENT cardiac arrest and injuries
EARLY CPR
EARLY access to EMS
EARLY advanced care
PALS
◉ Pediatric Assessment in emergency
Answer: ABCDE
◉ ABCDE
Answer: 1.Airway
2.Breathing
3.Circulation
,4.Disability
5.Exposure
◉ Airway assessment for child
Answer: Know:
- Is the airway open?
- If patient is conscious?
- If patient has secretions?
- If patient is unconscious?
◉ Standard of care for airway management for pediatrics
Answer: End title CO2 Monitoring is the Standard of practice !!!
◉ Airway interventions for pediatrics
Answer: IF no cervical injury position to promote good air flow.
Sitting forward
Suction secretions
100% oxygen delivery
Oxygen saturation monitoring
, ◉ Best way to deliver oxygen to child that is tripoding
Answer: non-rebreather
◉ Breathing ASSESSMENT
Answer: Rate: assess for a full minute
Work/effort are they using accessory muscles
- Intercostal, substernal, supraclavicular retractions
Child: inspiration time = expiration time
- In distress expiration is longer than inspiration
Quality of breathing, depth and sound
Breath Sounds: Crackles, wheezes
◉ Respiratory rates and respiratory failure
Answer: Rate > 60 in any child is a sign of respiratory distress
Bradypnea = is a serious sign of failure in a child
◉ Breathing INTERVENTIONS
PAPER WITH SOLVED QUESTIONS
GRADED A+
◉ Pediatric Chain of Survival
Answer: PREVENT cardiac arrest and injuries
EARLY CPR
EARLY access to EMS
EARLY advanced care
PALS
◉ Pediatric Assessment in emergency
Answer: ABCDE
◉ ABCDE
Answer: 1.Airway
2.Breathing
3.Circulation
,4.Disability
5.Exposure
◉ Airway assessment for child
Answer: Know:
- Is the airway open?
- If patient is conscious?
- If patient has secretions?
- If patient is unconscious?
◉ Standard of care for airway management for pediatrics
Answer: End title CO2 Monitoring is the Standard of practice !!!
◉ Airway interventions for pediatrics
Answer: IF no cervical injury position to promote good air flow.
Sitting forward
Suction secretions
100% oxygen delivery
Oxygen saturation monitoring
, ◉ Best way to deliver oxygen to child that is tripoding
Answer: non-rebreather
◉ Breathing ASSESSMENT
Answer: Rate: assess for a full minute
Work/effort are they using accessory muscles
- Intercostal, substernal, supraclavicular retractions
Child: inspiration time = expiration time
- In distress expiration is longer than inspiration
Quality of breathing, depth and sound
Breath Sounds: Crackles, wheezes
◉ Respiratory rates and respiratory failure
Answer: Rate > 60 in any child is a sign of respiratory distress
Bradypnea = is a serious sign of failure in a child
◉ Breathing INTERVENTIONS
