Special Pops Module 2 Review

This age group consists of children ages 3-5 years:

• School-Age Children

• Preschoolers

• Adolescents

• Toddlers

Anatomical characteristics of children include (choose all that apply)

• Proportionately smaller tongue

• Obligate nose breathers (newborns)

• Body surface is larger relative to body mass

• More flexible bones

• Larger airway structures

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS1-3

Normal range for infant respiratory rate:

• 12-26

• 24-40

• 30-60

• 18-30

You arrive on scene to find a 4-year-old patient sitting on the couch. The patient appears lethargic and you hear grunting with respirations. The patient is pale with flushed cheeks. Which sign addresses the Appearance side of the PAT?

• Grunting

• Flushed cheeks

• Pale skin

• Lethargy

You arrive on scene to find a 4-year-old patient sitting on the couch. The patient appears lethargic and you hear grunting with respirations. The patient is pale with flushed cheeks. Is this patient considered urgent or non-urgent?

• Urgent

• Non-Urgent

Tags

NGSS.HS-LS1-3

A pediatric patient presents with poor muscle tone, tachypnea, and central cyanosis. This is indicative of:

• Respiratory Distress

• Respiratory Failure

• Respiratory Arrest

Which of the following is a lower airway disease?

• Croup

• Bronchiolitis

• Bacterial tracheitis

• Epiglottitis

Septic shock is a form of what type of shock?

• Hypovolemic

• Cardiogenic

• Obstructive

• Distributive

Your patient 3-year-old patient presents with diarrhea and vomiting for 3 days. The patient's caretaker reports the patient has not been eating or drinking much and is very irritable. Vitals are as follows: HR 130 RR 46 BP 98/66. What type of shock is this patient likely experiencing?

• Hypovolemic

• Obstructive

• Neurogenic

• Distributive

Your patient 3-year-old patient presents with diarrhea and vomiting for 3 days. The patient's caretaker reports the patient has not been eating or drinking much and is very irritable. Vitals are as follows: HR 130 RR 46 BP 98/66. What severity of shock is this patient in?

• Compensated

• Decompensated

• Irreversible