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EMR test questions and choices with answers
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1) The best strategy for assessing a 2-year-old child is to:
a. touch the head first
b. remove the child's clothing.
c. have the parent hold the child.
d. have the child examined by an EMR of the same gender. - Answer✔️✔️-C:
Toddlers, or children one to three years of age, should be examined in a head-to-toe
manner, as touching the head first may frighten the child. Toddlers do not wish to
be separated from their parents; thus, the child should be held by a parent during
the examination. Because toddlers dislike having clothing removed, only one
article of clothing should be removed at a time and replaced immediately after
examination. It is not necessary for the EMR to be the same gender as the child;
however, in the case of an adolescent, the physical examination should be
conducted by an EMR of the same gender.
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2. Which of the following statements regarding the fontanelles in infants is false?
a. The fontanelles may bulge when the infant is crying.
b. The fontanelles may pulsate with each heartbeat.
c. The fontanelles at the top of the head does not close until 18 months of age.
d. The fontanelles at the top of the head closes at 10 months of age. - Answer✔️✔️-
D: The fontanelles, or soft spots on the head of an infant, may bulge when the
infant is crying or agitated and may pulsate with each heartbeat; thus, they should
only be assessed when the infant is quiet The largest soft spot, located on the top of
the infant's head, does not close completely until the infant is approximately 18
months of age.
3. Compared with adults, infants:
a. primarily breathe through the mouth.
b. primarily breathe through the nose.
c. breathe through the mouth when the nasal airway is obstructed.
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d. have more respiratory movement in the chest - Answer✔️✔️-3. B: Compared with
adults, infants primarily breathe through the nose; thus, unlike adults, when the
nasal airway is obstructed, infants do not automatically breathe through the mouth.
Because the diaphragm is the major breathing muscle in the infant, more
respiratory movement is seen in the abdomen than in the chest
4. Blood pressure is higher in:
a. females.
b. males.
c. shorter children. .,
d. inactive children. - Answer✔️✔️-4. B: In children, blood pressure is dependent
upon gender, age, and height. Blood pressure is higher in males than in females, as
well as in taller children vs shorter children. 'Blood pressure is higher in children
engaged in exercise or activity than in inactive children.
5. In the case of an infant with SIDS, the EMR should do aU of the following
except:
a. attempt to diagnose SIDS.
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b. provide resuscitation to the infant.
c. comfort the parents.
d. arrange for transport of the infant to a hospital. - Answer✔️✔️-5. A: Because the
EMR cannot diagnose sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), he or she should
provide the infant with the same emergency care as a patient in cardiac arrest. The
EMR should provide resuscitation and arrange transport of the infant to the
hospital; however, resuscitation should not be attempted if rigor mortis has
developed or the infant's blood has pooled: Emotional support should be given to
the parents.
6. Treatment of a child with a fever should include:
a. application of rubbing alcohol.
b. undressing the child.
c. bundling up the child.
d. bathing the child in cold water. - Answer✔️✔️-6. B: Bundling up a child with a
fever simply retains the heat of the fever and is therefore ineffective; instead, the
child should be undressed to his or her underwear or diaper. If the child becomes
chilled, he or she should be covered with a light blanket. Applying rubbing alcohol
EMR test questions and choices with answers
(100% correct) Verified and Updated
1) The best strategy for assessing a 2-year-old child is to:
a. touch the head first
b. remove the child's clothing.
c. have the parent hold the child.
d. have the child examined by an EMR of the same gender. - Answer✔️✔️-C:
Toddlers, or children one to three years of age, should be examined in a head-to-toe
manner, as touching the head first may frighten the child. Toddlers do not wish to
be separated from their parents; thus, the child should be held by a parent during
the examination. Because toddlers dislike having clothing removed, only one
article of clothing should be removed at a time and replaced immediately after
examination. It is not necessary for the EMR to be the same gender as the child;
however, in the case of an adolescent, the physical examination should be
conducted by an EMR of the same gender.
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2. Which of the following statements regarding the fontanelles in infants is false?
a. The fontanelles may bulge when the infant is crying.
b. The fontanelles may pulsate with each heartbeat.
c. The fontanelles at the top of the head does not close until 18 months of age.
d. The fontanelles at the top of the head closes at 10 months of age. - Answer✔️✔️-
D: The fontanelles, or soft spots on the head of an infant, may bulge when the
infant is crying or agitated and may pulsate with each heartbeat; thus, they should
only be assessed when the infant is quiet The largest soft spot, located on the top of
the infant's head, does not close completely until the infant is approximately 18
months of age.
3. Compared with adults, infants:
a. primarily breathe through the mouth.
b. primarily breathe through the nose.
c. breathe through the mouth when the nasal airway is obstructed.
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d. have more respiratory movement in the chest - Answer✔️✔️-3. B: Compared with
adults, infants primarily breathe through the nose; thus, unlike adults, when the
nasal airway is obstructed, infants do not automatically breathe through the mouth.
Because the diaphragm is the major breathing muscle in the infant, more
respiratory movement is seen in the abdomen than in the chest
4. Blood pressure is higher in:
a. females.
b. males.
c. shorter children. .,
d. inactive children. - Answer✔️✔️-4. B: In children, blood pressure is dependent
upon gender, age, and height. Blood pressure is higher in males than in females, as
well as in taller children vs shorter children. 'Blood pressure is higher in children
engaged in exercise or activity than in inactive children.
5. In the case of an infant with SIDS, the EMR should do aU of the following
except:
a. attempt to diagnose SIDS.
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b. provide resuscitation to the infant.
c. comfort the parents.
d. arrange for transport of the infant to a hospital. - Answer✔️✔️-5. A: Because the
EMR cannot diagnose sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), he or she should
provide the infant with the same emergency care as a patient in cardiac arrest. The
EMR should provide resuscitation and arrange transport of the infant to the
hospital; however, resuscitation should not be attempted if rigor mortis has
developed or the infant's blood has pooled: Emotional support should be given to
the parents.
6. Treatment of a child with a fever should include:
a. application of rubbing alcohol.
b. undressing the child.
c. bundling up the child.
d. bathing the child in cold water. - Answer✔️✔️-6. B: Bundling up a child with a
fever simply retains the heat of the fever and is therefore ineffective; instead, the
child should be undressed to his or her underwear or diaper. If the child becomes
chilled, he or she should be covered with a light blanket. Applying rubbing alcohol
