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80 Multiple choice questions
Term 1 of 80
In order to treat a hyperkalemic patient the patient must be suspected of having hyperkalemia,
EKG findings consistent with hyprekalemia, and hemodynamic instability.
True
False
Term 2 of 80
What is the west border for St. Rose Dominican - Siena Campus's trauma catchment area?
10-20
I-30
Sunset
I-15
Term 3 of 80
Severe hypothermia is?
<410°f
<82°F
<164°f
<182°f
Term 4 of 80
What is the pediatric dose of D10 for a patient experiencing low blood sugar?
0.01 mg/kg Im
95 ml/kg Iv
5 ml/kg IV
50 gm
,Term 5 of 80
Faxed, copied or electronic versions of the DNR Identification/POLST are legal and valid.
True
False
Term 6 of 80
According to the Stroke/CVA protocol, which of the following need to be documented on a
patient with a suspected stroke or CVA?
Intrusion, including roof: greater than 12 inches occupant site; greater than 18 inches any
site;
20 ml/kg
Document:
1. Last known normal (onset)
2. Witness with phone number
patient's name, age, and condition of identification.
Term 7 of 80
Which patients should go to a hospital that has declared internal disaster?
Patients who are stable and require outpatient follow-up
The ability to ventilate has not been established, and patients in cardiac arrest
Individuals seeking routine check-ups or vaccinations
Patients with minor injuries that can be treated at home
Term 8 of 80
What is the pediatric dosage for solu-cortef?
as prescribed, usual dose is 1 mg/kg to a max of 50 mg
as prescribed, usual dose is 4 mg/kg to a max of 200 mg
as prescribed, usual dose is 2 mg/kg to a max of 100 mg
as prescribed, usual dose is 3 mg/kg to a max of 150 mg
,Term 9 of 80
If there is a suspicion a pediatric patient is in DKA, what is the maximum Normal Saline fluid
bolus?
15 ml/kg
5ml/kg max dose 240ml
50 gm
20 ml/kg
Term 10 of 80
Ideally, when should procedures be performed?
Immediately after the injuries are discovered
En route to the hospital
5ml/kg max dose 240ml
During the primary assessment
, Term 11 of 80
Which of the following are obvious signs of death?
1) Blood pressure
2) Heart rate
3) Respiratory rate
4) Temperature as indicated
5) Oxygen saturation as indicated
6) Reassessment after interventions, i.e. pain score after medications;
7) Any complications or other relevant information.
as prescribed, usual dose is 2 mg/kg to a max of 100 mg
Pulselessness
Unresponsiveness
Apnea
Fixed, dilated pupils
Body decomposition
Decapitation
Transection of thorax (hemicorpectomy)
Incineration
Term 12 of 80
How many proximal long bone fractures require transport to a Level 1 or 2 trauma center?
<60 mg/Dl
1.0 mg/kg
UMC Pediatric ED
Two or more
Term 13 of 80
Pulse oximetry in a pediatric patient should be maintained at:
> 94%
< 35%
> 90%
> 96%
80 Multiple choice questions
Term 1 of 80
In order to treat a hyperkalemic patient the patient must be suspected of having hyperkalemia,
EKG findings consistent with hyprekalemia, and hemodynamic instability.
True
False
Term 2 of 80
What is the west border for St. Rose Dominican - Siena Campus's trauma catchment area?
10-20
I-30
Sunset
I-15
Term 3 of 80
Severe hypothermia is?
<410°f
<82°F
<164°f
<182°f
Term 4 of 80
What is the pediatric dose of D10 for a patient experiencing low blood sugar?
0.01 mg/kg Im
95 ml/kg Iv
5 ml/kg IV
50 gm
,Term 5 of 80
Faxed, copied or electronic versions of the DNR Identification/POLST are legal and valid.
True
False
Term 6 of 80
According to the Stroke/CVA protocol, which of the following need to be documented on a
patient with a suspected stroke or CVA?
Intrusion, including roof: greater than 12 inches occupant site; greater than 18 inches any
site;
20 ml/kg
Document:
1. Last known normal (onset)
2. Witness with phone number
patient's name, age, and condition of identification.
Term 7 of 80
Which patients should go to a hospital that has declared internal disaster?
Patients who are stable and require outpatient follow-up
The ability to ventilate has not been established, and patients in cardiac arrest
Individuals seeking routine check-ups or vaccinations
Patients with minor injuries that can be treated at home
Term 8 of 80
What is the pediatric dosage for solu-cortef?
as prescribed, usual dose is 1 mg/kg to a max of 50 mg
as prescribed, usual dose is 4 mg/kg to a max of 200 mg
as prescribed, usual dose is 2 mg/kg to a max of 100 mg
as prescribed, usual dose is 3 mg/kg to a max of 150 mg
,Term 9 of 80
If there is a suspicion a pediatric patient is in DKA, what is the maximum Normal Saline fluid
bolus?
15 ml/kg
5ml/kg max dose 240ml
50 gm
20 ml/kg
Term 10 of 80
Ideally, when should procedures be performed?
Immediately after the injuries are discovered
En route to the hospital
5ml/kg max dose 240ml
During the primary assessment
, Term 11 of 80
Which of the following are obvious signs of death?
1) Blood pressure
2) Heart rate
3) Respiratory rate
4) Temperature as indicated
5) Oxygen saturation as indicated
6) Reassessment after interventions, i.e. pain score after medications;
7) Any complications or other relevant information.
as prescribed, usual dose is 2 mg/kg to a max of 100 mg
Pulselessness
Unresponsiveness
Apnea
Fixed, dilated pupils
Body decomposition
Decapitation
Transection of thorax (hemicorpectomy)
Incineration
Term 12 of 80
How many proximal long bone fractures require transport to a Level 1 or 2 trauma center?
<60 mg/Dl
1.0 mg/kg
UMC Pediatric ED
Two or more
Term 13 of 80
Pulse oximetry in a pediatric patient should be maintained at:
> 94%
< 35%
> 90%
> 96%
