ENPC Home Exam
Tachycardia = an _______ sign of shock - ANS Early
What is a late sign of circulatory compromise in children? - ANS Hypotension
Children can remain normotensive until about _____ percent of blood volume is lost - ANS 25%
What are two intervention you should alwa...
Tachycardia = an _______ sign of shock - ANS Early
What is a late sign of circulatory compromise in children? - ANS Hypotension
Children can remain normotensive until about _____ percent of blood volume is lost - ANS
25%
What are two intervention you should always be doing? - ANS Applying oxygen
Checking bedside blood glucose
How long should the car seat be rear facing? - ANS Until at least one year of age
_____ model parents behavior with toys - ANS Toddlers
Age 3 to 5: - ANS Preschoolers
Magical and it logical thinkers
Take things literally
What are common fears of the preschooler? - ANS Pain
Darkness
Body mutilation
Being alone
Ages 5 to 11: - ANS School age kids
Beers include separation from parents, loss of control, and physical disability
11 to 18 years old: - ANS Body a parent is the most important thing
What is one of the critical public health issues in today society? - ANS Childhood obesity
At how many years old can a child start using the faces pain scale? - ANS Three years old
, What is there an emphasis on during the prioritization of the patient? - ANS Safety
I focused assessment is what type of information? - ANS Objective
I focused history is what type of information? - ANS Subjective
The pediatric assessment triangle a.k.a. the across the room assessment of a patient looks at
what three things? - ANS General appearance
Work of breathing
Circulation to the skin
How long should the pediatric assessment triangle take? - ANS About 3 to 5 seconds
What does the general appearance section include: - ANS Interaction
Muscle tone
Consolabilty
Look or gaze
Speech or cry
Work of breathing— a good indicator of oxygenation and ventilation. What should you look for in
this assessment? - ANS Abnormal airway sounds
Coughing
Abnormal positioning
Retractions/nasal flaring
Rate and depth of respirations
Circulation to the skin: - ANS Skin reflects perfusion status
Inspect the color of central areas such as lips and mucous membranes
Assessed for pallor, molting, or cyanosis
Is the patient flushed or diaphoretic
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