NYC REMAC GOP Exam Questions With 100% Accurate Answers Scored A+

NYC REMAC GOP Exam Questions With
100% Accurate Answers Scored A+

What is the definition of adult decompensated shock? - ANS-systolic blood pressure
below 90 mm Hg and exhibiting signs of inadequate perfusion, which may include:

• Altered mental status (e.g., lethargy, coma);

• Increased Pulse Rate (Tachycardia);

• Pale Skin (Pallor);

• Cool, Clammy Skin (Diaphoresis)



What is the definition of pediatric decompensated shock? - ANS-systolic blood pressure
below 70 mm/Hg + 2x age in years, or the following signs of inadequate central
(proximal) perfusion:

• Altered mental status (e.g., lethargy, coma);

• Extensive cyanosis of all extremities;

• Weak or impalpable central (proximal) pulses (femoral, brachial, carotid).



Terms of ages for pediatric patients - ANS-Any patient 15 years of age shall be
considered an adult

• Premature - birth prior to the eighth month of gestation;

• Neonate - Immediately following birth;

• Infant - from birth to 1 year

• Child - from 1 year to less than 15 years of age.



When available, what age should pediatric defib pads be used? - ANS-Under 9 years of
age



Emancipation of a minor - ANS-• Is a mother;

• Is married;

• Has left home and is self-supporting;