FISDAP OB/GYN AND PEDIATRICS 2025 QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS GUARANTEE A+
✔✔What is pneumonia?
What s/s would you see in pediatric?
Where does it rank in pediatric deaths? - ✔✔Infection in the lungs
Breathing difficulty, fever, tachypnea, grunting or wheezing, crackles, fever or
hypothermia, accessory muscles
Leading to over 2 million causes of death in pediatrics
✔✔A surgical opening between the colon and the outside of the body - ✔✔Colostomy
✔✔A surgical opening between the small intestine and the outside of the body -
✔✔Ileostomy
✔✔A tube that drains fluid from the brain or other parts of the body - ✔✔Shunt
✔✔A plastic tube placed in a stoma - ✔✔tracheostomy tube
✔✔Insufficient development of the brain - ✔✔developmental disability
✔✔Characterized by a round head with a flat occiput and slanted, wide-set eyes -
✔✔Down syndrome
✔✔A person is said to be obese when he or she is___over his or her ideal weight. -
✔✔30% or more
✔✔A tube from the brain to the abdomen that drains excessive cerebrospinal fluid is
called a: - ✔✔Shunt
✔✔According to the "E" in the DOPE mnemonic, which of the following actions should
you perform to troubleshoot inadequate ventilation in a patient with a tracheostomy
tube? - ✔✔Check the mechanical ventilator for malfunction
✔✔Cerebral palsy is characterized by poorly controlled___movement. - ✔✔Body
✔✔Patients with autism: - ✔✔have extreme difficulty with complex tasks that require
many steps.
✔✔Under what circumstances is a left ventricular assist device used? - ✔✔As a bridge
to heart transplantation while a donor heart is being located
, ✔✔When interacting with an intellectually disabled patient, the best approach is to: -
✔✔Ask your team members to wait until you can establish a rapport with the patient
✔✔Define OPGRST and how you would ask the questions to complete your
assessment of each letter. - ✔✔Onset-Is the pain constant?
Provokes-Does anything make it better/worse?
Quality-Describe the pain for me is it aching, sharp, dull?
Radiation-Does the pain move anywhere?
Severity-Describe the pain from 1-10?
Time-When did this start?
✔✔The muscle tissue of the heart is called the: - ✔✔myocardium
✔✔The part of the brain that controls the left side of the body is the: - ✔✔Right-side
cerebrum
✔✔Nitroglycerin, when given to patients with cardiac-related chest pain: - ✔✔Relaxes
the walls of the coronary arteries
✔✔Oral glucose: - ✔✔is placed between a patient's cheek and gum.
✔✔In a conscious infant who is chocking, you would first give five back slaps, followed
by: - ✔✔Five chest thrusts
✔✔In most cases, cardiac arrest in children results from: - ✔✔Respiratory arrest
✔✔What is the minimum number of chest compressions that should be delivered per
minute to a 4-month-old infant? - ✔✔100
✔✔For children younger than 1 year old, you palpate the___artery when assessing the
pulse. - ✔✔Brachial
✔✔Dyspnea is MOST accurately defined as: - ✔✔Shortness of breath or difficulty
breathing.
✔✔You arrive at the scene of a motor vehicle-pedestrian accident. The patient, a 13-
year-old male, is unconscious and has multiple injuries. As you are treating the child, a
law enforcement officer advises you that the child's parents will be at the scene in
approximately 15 minutes. What should you do? - ✔✔Transport the child immediately
and have the parents meet you at the hospital
ANSWERS GUARANTEE A+
✔✔What is pneumonia?
What s/s would you see in pediatric?
Where does it rank in pediatric deaths? - ✔✔Infection in the lungs
Breathing difficulty, fever, tachypnea, grunting or wheezing, crackles, fever or
hypothermia, accessory muscles
Leading to over 2 million causes of death in pediatrics
✔✔A surgical opening between the colon and the outside of the body - ✔✔Colostomy
✔✔A surgical opening between the small intestine and the outside of the body -
✔✔Ileostomy
✔✔A tube that drains fluid from the brain or other parts of the body - ✔✔Shunt
✔✔A plastic tube placed in a stoma - ✔✔tracheostomy tube
✔✔Insufficient development of the brain - ✔✔developmental disability
✔✔Characterized by a round head with a flat occiput and slanted, wide-set eyes -
✔✔Down syndrome
✔✔A person is said to be obese when he or she is___over his or her ideal weight. -
✔✔30% or more
✔✔A tube from the brain to the abdomen that drains excessive cerebrospinal fluid is
called a: - ✔✔Shunt
✔✔According to the "E" in the DOPE mnemonic, which of the following actions should
you perform to troubleshoot inadequate ventilation in a patient with a tracheostomy
tube? - ✔✔Check the mechanical ventilator for malfunction
✔✔Cerebral palsy is characterized by poorly controlled___movement. - ✔✔Body
✔✔Patients with autism: - ✔✔have extreme difficulty with complex tasks that require
many steps.
✔✔Under what circumstances is a left ventricular assist device used? - ✔✔As a bridge
to heart transplantation while a donor heart is being located
, ✔✔When interacting with an intellectually disabled patient, the best approach is to: -
✔✔Ask your team members to wait until you can establish a rapport with the patient
✔✔Define OPGRST and how you would ask the questions to complete your
assessment of each letter. - ✔✔Onset-Is the pain constant?
Provokes-Does anything make it better/worse?
Quality-Describe the pain for me is it aching, sharp, dull?
Radiation-Does the pain move anywhere?
Severity-Describe the pain from 1-10?
Time-When did this start?
✔✔The muscle tissue of the heart is called the: - ✔✔myocardium
✔✔The part of the brain that controls the left side of the body is the: - ✔✔Right-side
cerebrum
✔✔Nitroglycerin, when given to patients with cardiac-related chest pain: - ✔✔Relaxes
the walls of the coronary arteries
✔✔Oral glucose: - ✔✔is placed between a patient's cheek and gum.
✔✔In a conscious infant who is chocking, you would first give five back slaps, followed
by: - ✔✔Five chest thrusts
✔✔In most cases, cardiac arrest in children results from: - ✔✔Respiratory arrest
✔✔What is the minimum number of chest compressions that should be delivered per
minute to a 4-month-old infant? - ✔✔100
✔✔For children younger than 1 year old, you palpate the___artery when assessing the
pulse. - ✔✔Brachial
✔✔Dyspnea is MOST accurately defined as: - ✔✔Shortness of breath or difficulty
breathing.
✔✔You arrive at the scene of a motor vehicle-pedestrian accident. The patient, a 13-
year-old male, is unconscious and has multiple injuries. As you are treating the child, a
law enforcement officer advises you that the child's parents will be at the scene in
approximately 15 minutes. What should you do? - ✔✔Transport the child immediately
and have the parents meet you at the hospital
