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Paramedic Final Exam (JB Learning) Paramedic Final Exam (JB Learning) Question s with Verified Answers According to the terminal drop hypothesis: (ANSWER: - mental function is presumed to decline in the 5 years preceding death. All of the following physical changes occur in school -aged children, EXCEPT: (ANSWER: - their vital signs become the same as adults'. An infant's fontanelles are typically fused together by the age of? (ANSWER: - 24 months An infant's sleep pattern is developed through a combination of: (ANSWER: - central nervous system development and parental efforts . Anxious avoidant attachment is observed in infants who are repeatedly: (ANSWER: - Rejected As smooth muscles of the lower airway weaken with age: (ANSWER: - Strong inhalation can collapse the walls of the airway, resulting in inspiratory wheezing. Barotraum a caused by bag -mask ventilation in an infant means that you ventilations: (ANSWER: - were too forceful At two months of age, an infant should be able to: (ANSWER: - track objects with his or her eyes Basic language mastery typically occurs by what age? (ANSWER: - 36 months By the age of 1 year, an infant's tidal volume ranges from: (ANSWER: - 10 to 15 mL/kg In contrast to infants, do toddlers have a slower or faster respiratory rate? (ANSWER: - Slower In general, normal psycho social factors that affect the life of a 35 year -old person include all of the following, EXCEPT: (ANSWER: - anxiety Paramedic Final Exam (JB Learning) In late adults, the size of the airway (increases or decreases?) and the surface area of the alveoli (increases or decreases?) (ANSWER: - increases, decreases In most infants, the pr imary method of communicating distress is: (ANSWER: - Crying Patients between 41 and 60 years of age are LEAST susceptible to : (ANSWER: - acute immunosuppression Teething is commonly accompanied by: (ANSWER: - fever What reflex happens when an infant is startled and opens his arms wide? (ANSWER: - Moro The decline of cardiac function associated with aging is largely related to: (ANSWER: - Atherosclerosis Vascular compensation for changes in blood pressure decreases with age due to: (ANSWER: - Reduced elasticity of the peripheral vessels secondary to decreases in elastin and collagen What is the "low normal" blood glucose level in a newborn? (ANSWER: - 45 mg/dL When assessing an older adult's pupils and ocular movements, you should recall that: (ANSWER: - it is not un common for lens deterioration to cause the pupils to be sluggish to react. Which of the following factors typically does NOT affect the vital signs of a 65 year -old patient? (ANSWER: - Living conditions Which of the following physical changes occurs in adul ts over 25 years of age? (ANSWER: - Settling of disks in the spine Which of the following statements regarding the nervous system function in the older adult is true? (ANSWER: - Cerebral metabolism and oxygen consumption remain constant throughout life. You wo uld MOST likely see an increased end -tidal CO2 reading in an otherwise healthy adult because: (ANSWER: - residual volume increases with age ...resulting in stagnant air remaining alveoli and hampering gas exchange

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