Pediatrics Mod 6 Review Part One

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1. Which is incorrectly matched?

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The given answer states that all of the options are correct. However, this contradicts the question which asks for an incorrectly matched option. Therefore, the given answer is incorrect.

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Pediatrics Mod 6 Review Part One - Quiz

This quiz, titled 'Pediatrics Mod 6 Review Part One', assesses key aspects of pediatric care, focusing on airway management, respiratory physiology, circulatory status, and oxygen administration. It is designed to enhance understanding and skills crucial for effective pediatric medical care.

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2. Which is correct regarding airway assessment/treatment in pediatrics?

Explanation

The correct answer is that OPA's and NPA's are measured the same way as in adults. This means that in pediatrics, or children, the sizing of oropharyngeal airways (OPA's) and nasopharyngeal airways (NPA's) follows the same guidelines as in adults. This is important in ensuring that the airway is properly maintained and allows for effective ventilation in pediatric patients.

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3. For proper administration of blow-by oxygen, the opening of the source should be NO more than ___ inches away from the mouth and nose.

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The correct answer is 2 because having the opening of the blow-by oxygen source no more than 2 inches away from the mouth and nose ensures that the oxygen is delivered effectively to the patient. This proximity allows for the maximum amount of oxygen to be inhaled and absorbed by the patient, providing the necessary support for their respiratory needs.

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4. Which is incorrect regarding capillary refill?

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Capillary refill refers to the time it takes for blood to return to the capillaries after applying pressure to the skin. The given statement that "Normal time is less than 3 seconds" is incorrect. In fact, a normal capillary refill time is typically less than 2 seconds. Capillary refill greater than 4 seconds may indicate inadequate blood flow and can be a sign of decompensated shock. Delayed capillary refill, lasting between 2-4 seconds, is often seen in compensated shock.

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5. Which are correct statements about how the pediatric airway differs from the adult airway? ( Choose all that apply)

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Only infants prefer to breather through their noses.

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6. Which is true about pediatric respiratory physiology? ( Choose ALL that apply.)

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Children in respiratory distress take longer to compensate, but quickly decompensate. Tachycardia is a sign of hypoxia. Smaller children tend to breathe more from diaphragmatic function.

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7. Which of the following do NOT like to be separated from their parents? ( Choose all that apply)

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Pre-schoolers and infants do not like to be separated from their parents. Pre-schoolers are at an age where they are still developing a sense of independence and rely on their parents for security and comfort. Infants, on the other hand, are completely dependent on their parents for their basic needs and feel safest when they are in close proximity to them. School-age children, toddlers, and adolescents may also experience some level of discomfort when separated from their parents, but it is not as pronounced as it is for pre-schoolers and infants.

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8. Which are INCORRECT regarding Circulatory status of a pediatric patient? ( Choose ALL that apply)

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Blood pressure is not a good indicator of perfusion status in pediatric patients because they can maintain their blood pressure even when they are in shock. Hypovolemia can develop just from vomiting because vomiting can lead to fluid loss. Capillary refill is proper to evaluate in a pediatric patient because it is a reliable indicator of peripheral perfusion. Children compensate slowly, then decompensate rapidly, which means they can initially show signs of compensation for a decreased perfusion state, but then rapidly deteriorate.

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Which is incorrectly matched?
Which is correct regarding airway assessment/treatment in pediatrics?
For proper administration of blow-by oxygen, the opening of the source...
Which is incorrect regarding capillary refill?
Which are correct statements about how the pediatric airway differs...
Which is true about pediatric respiratory physiology? ( Choose ALL...
Which of the following do NOT like to be separated from their parents?...
Which are INCORRECT regarding Circulatory status of a pediatric...
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