SAEM M4 Exam FINAL TEST BANK STUDY
GUIDE//UPDATED QUESTIONS AND 100% VERIFIED
ANSWERS COMPLETE ALREADY RATED A+.
TEST BANK QUESTIONS VERIFIED ANSWERS A+ GRADED
True or False: gastric distension due to
excessive volume or rate of ventilation
False
impairing ventilatory function is a reason to
intubate a neonate
apply pressure to the radial head while flexing
management for nursemaid elbow injury
and supinating elbow
A 17 year old boy injured his right shoulder
playing football. He tried to arm-tackle a player
when his right arm was pulled away from his compression fracture of the posteriolateral
body and back (abducted and extended). He felt aspect of the humeral head (Hill-Sachs
a sudden pain in his shoulder. He presents to the deformity)
emergency department holding his arm in slight
abduction and external rotation by his good arm.
,He has severe pain with adduction or internal
rotation. What is the most common fracture
associated with this injury?
What are most common heart rhythms seen in
bradycardia or asystole
pediatric arrest?
prematurity
IUGR
risk factors for neonatal resuscitation
multiple gestation
thick meconium
In the post-arrest setting, which of the following
is the drug of choice in treating hypotension in a epi
child:
Low body temperatures in newborns can lead to
severe physiologic consequences, which include
all EXCEPT:
Answers:
3. hypoglycemia
1. metabolic acidosis
2. increased oxygen consumption
3. hypoglycemia
4. apnea
5. hyperglycemia
,In a newborn, bradycardia is most commonly an
hypoxemia
indicator of:
All the following are signs of hypoxemia in a
newborn, EXCEPT:
Answers:
1.cyanosis 3. tachycardia
2.lethargy
3.tachycardia
4.unresponsiveness
5.bradycardia
A newborn presents to the emergency
department a few days after hospital discharge.
The infant has been noted to be drooling,
choking, and coughing, and the mother reports
seeing bubbles at the baby's mouth. Which is the
most likely explanation? 5. tracheoesophageal fistula
Answers:
1.osteogenesis imperfecta
2.inborn error of metabolism
3.congenital diaphragmatic hernia
, 4.foreign body
5.tracheoesophageal fistula
Which of the following pairs of maneuvers are
consistent with current recommendations for
emergency care for a choking 5-month-old
infant?
Answers: 2.back blow then chest thrust
1.back blow then blind finger sweep
2.back blow then chest thrust
3.chest thrust then Heimlich maneuver
4.Heimlich maneuver then blind finger sweep
5.Heimlich maneuver then chest thrust
All of these steps are involved in pediatric rapid
sequence intubation (RSI) EXCEPT:
Answers: 4.Due to the fragility of the pediatric C-spine,
1.If administering succinylcholine, pretreatment a cervical collar should always be placed
with atropine is always indicated in children prior to intubation for children under age ten.
under age 10.
2.Lidocaine pretreatment is usually provided to
children with head trauma.
GUIDE//UPDATED QUESTIONS AND 100% VERIFIED
ANSWERS COMPLETE ALREADY RATED A+.
TEST BANK QUESTIONS VERIFIED ANSWERS A+ GRADED
True or False: gastric distension due to
excessive volume or rate of ventilation
False
impairing ventilatory function is a reason to
intubate a neonate
apply pressure to the radial head while flexing
management for nursemaid elbow injury
and supinating elbow
A 17 year old boy injured his right shoulder
playing football. He tried to arm-tackle a player
when his right arm was pulled away from his compression fracture of the posteriolateral
body and back (abducted and extended). He felt aspect of the humeral head (Hill-Sachs
a sudden pain in his shoulder. He presents to the deformity)
emergency department holding his arm in slight
abduction and external rotation by his good arm.
,He has severe pain with adduction or internal
rotation. What is the most common fracture
associated with this injury?
What are most common heart rhythms seen in
bradycardia or asystole
pediatric arrest?
prematurity
IUGR
risk factors for neonatal resuscitation
multiple gestation
thick meconium
In the post-arrest setting, which of the following
is the drug of choice in treating hypotension in a epi
child:
Low body temperatures in newborns can lead to
severe physiologic consequences, which include
all EXCEPT:
Answers:
3. hypoglycemia
1. metabolic acidosis
2. increased oxygen consumption
3. hypoglycemia
4. apnea
5. hyperglycemia
,In a newborn, bradycardia is most commonly an
hypoxemia
indicator of:
All the following are signs of hypoxemia in a
newborn, EXCEPT:
Answers:
1.cyanosis 3. tachycardia
2.lethargy
3.tachycardia
4.unresponsiveness
5.bradycardia
A newborn presents to the emergency
department a few days after hospital discharge.
The infant has been noted to be drooling,
choking, and coughing, and the mother reports
seeing bubbles at the baby's mouth. Which is the
most likely explanation? 5. tracheoesophageal fistula
Answers:
1.osteogenesis imperfecta
2.inborn error of metabolism
3.congenital diaphragmatic hernia
, 4.foreign body
5.tracheoesophageal fistula
Which of the following pairs of maneuvers are
consistent with current recommendations for
emergency care for a choking 5-month-old
infant?
Answers: 2.back blow then chest thrust
1.back blow then blind finger sweep
2.back blow then chest thrust
3.chest thrust then Heimlich maneuver
4.Heimlich maneuver then blind finger sweep
5.Heimlich maneuver then chest thrust
All of these steps are involved in pediatric rapid
sequence intubation (RSI) EXCEPT:
Answers: 4.Due to the fragility of the pediatric C-spine,
1.If administering succinylcholine, pretreatment a cervical collar should always be placed
with atropine is always indicated in children prior to intubation for children under age ten.
under age 10.
2.Lidocaine pretreatment is usually provided to
children with head trauma.
