obgynquiz2.txt

A suppository is a medication designed for:

When a paramedic suspects child abuse, she is mandated to:

What would lead you to a diagnosis of bronchiolitis instead of asthma?

Your patient is a 4-year-old boy who is having difficulty breathing and has slight expiratory wheezes. He is dyspneic and tachycardic, and when you listen to his chest with a stethoscope you hear very little air movement. If you intubate this patient, you should:

Many children with cardiac tamponade have no signs or symptoms other than:

Your 2-year-old patient is being treated for bronchiolitis. His mother called you to �check him out.� Which of the following physical findings would indicate that he is progressing to respiratory failure?

Normal systolic blood pressure for a 10-year-old child is:

Which of the following statements about the chest and lungs of a child is true?

Major fears of school-age children include:

You are called to the home of a 6-year-old child who woke up with a sore throat and pain on swallowing. The child has a fever of 105� F and a muffled voice and is drooling. The child appears to be very ill. His mother is extremely anxious and said he had no symptoms when he went to bed last night. You suspect this patient has:

You are evaluating an 8-month-old child who recently had a cold. The symptoms have progressed to low-grade fever, hoarse cry, inspiratory stridor, and a barking cough. The infant is sitting straight up in his mother�s arms. Prehospital treatment for this child includes:

You are transporting an 8-year-old with a 3-day history of fever and painful cough. Breath sounds reveal crackles and wheezing in the right lower lobe of the lung. Vital signs are BP 94/58 P 120 bpm, R. 30/min., SaO2 96%. Which intervention is most appropriate?

In comparison to an adult�s head and face, a child has:

A flat fontanelle in a 4-month-old child with mild tachycardia is a sign of:

The most common nonarrest rhythm in childhood is:

Most cases of cardiac arrest in children occur secondary to:

Rectal diazepam administration for seizing pediatric patients:

A yellow bruise is probably how old?

You are called to the home of a 2-year-old who had a sudden onset of respiratory compromise. The father reports that the child was playing quietly before this began and has not been ill. You suspect that this patient has:

You are called to the home of the parents of a 2-day-old child. The child was born at home with the assistance of a midwife. The mother is concerned because the child weighed 7 pounds at birth and now weighs less than mc004-1.jpg pounds. She feels the child is eating well, and he has several wet diapers daily. Your assessment is that:

The most common perpetrator of child abuse is:

The large majority of substantiated child-abuse reports are generated by:

The most common type of injury seen in child abuse is:

The most common type of child abuse is:

You are called to care for a 10-month-old �premie graduate� who pulled out his tracheostomy tube. When you arrive, he is coughing and has noisy, wet, respirations with good color and a heart rate of 120 bpm. Which action is indicated first?

AED use in children under 1 year of age is:

Febrile seizures usually occur in children:

Three components of the Pediatric Assessment Triangle include the work of breathing, circulation, and:

What mental status is typical of a pediatric patient in respiratory failure?

What is true about the chest wall of a child?

Imagination and interaction with age-mates begins to develop in the:

Children with pneumonia usually require:

A child�s compensatory mechanisms when in shock are:

Most illnesses in school-age children are caused by:

You are called to the home of a 4-month-old infant. His hysterical parents report that he was fine and healthy at his 2 AM feeding, but he didn�t wake up this morning. To reduce the risk of SIDS, you can recommend to parents that they:

Rectal diazepam administration for seizing pediatric patients:

To increase cardiac output, children increase:

The first fluid bolus for a hypovolemic child should be:

The �rule of six� in calculating drug infusions means you can estimate:

Correctly positioning a 2-year-old�s airway includes:

You are evaluating an 8-month-old child who recently had a cold. The symptoms have progressed to low-grade fever, hoarse cry, inspiratory stridor, and a barking cough. The infant is sitting straight up in his mother�s arms. Prehospital treatment for this child includes:

If a pediatric patient has lost less than 20% of her circulating blood volume, how would you expect her to respond to the recommended first bolus of normal saline?

You are called to the home of a 4-month-old infant. His hysterical parents report that he was fine and healthy at his 2 AM feeding, but he didn�t wake up this morning. Risk factors associated with SIDS include:

Most fatalities in child abuse cases occur in what age group?

What burn pattern is most suggestive of possible abuse in a 2-year-old child?

What correctly identifies the parameters of infantile apnea?

A microdrip administration set delivers:

Signs of increasing intracranial blood pressure in infants include:

An IM medication that can be used in place of dextrose is:

The GCS finding in a 1-year-old child that corresponds to a verbal response of 5 (is oriented and converses) in an adult is:

A ventricular shunt is used to:

You are called to the home of the parents of a 2-day-old child. The child was born at home with the assistance of a midwife. The mother is concerned because the child weighed 7 pounds at birth and now weighs less than mc004-1.jpg pounds. She feels the child is eating well, and he has several wet diapers daily. Your assessment is that:

The transition phase of pediatric assessment:

Bradycardia in children that is not caused by heart block or increased vagal tone should be treated initially with:

Cardiomyopathy results from a disease that causes:

You are called to the home of a 6-year-old child who woke up with a sore throat and pain on swallowing. The child has a fever of 105� F and a muffled voice and is drooling. The child appears to be very ill. His mother is extremely anxious and said he had no symptoms when he went to bed last night. You suspect this patient has:

The leading cause of injury in children is:

Hypoglycemia is most commonly seen in children:

A major factor in the likelihood of child abuse is:

You are called to the home of a 14-year-old male who is being treated on an outpatient basis for leukemia. He has a peripherally inserted central catheter for vascular access. While roughhousing with his older brother, the patient's vascular access device was damaged and he is bleeding. To control the bleeding you should:

Your 2-year-old patient is being treated for bronchiolitis. His mother called you to �check him out.� Which of the following physical findings would indicate that he is progressing to respiratory failure?

Postcardiac-arrest ventilation should be aimed at:

Most victims of child abuse are:

You are called to the home of a 4-month-old infant. His hysterical parents report that he was fine and healthy at his 2 AM feeding, but he didn�t wake up this morning. You know that SIDS is:

In comparison to an adult airway structure, a child has: