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WorksheetsSafety Day Quiz Part 2
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 11mins
The most common cause of
shock in children worldwide
Hypovolemia
trauma
diabetic ketoacidosis
Candy overload
A pure narcotic (opiate) antagonist which reverses the effects of narcotic poisoning
Naloxone
Flumazenil
Neostigmine
Sugammadex
The sudden depolarization of a critical mass of myocardial cells that terminates VT or VF long enough to allow natural organized myocardial pacemaker activity to resume
defibrillation
Pacing
Epi
Cardioversion
The class of cardiovascular drug that, increases cardiac contractility and heart rate
Benzos
Inotropes
diuretics
pH – 7.15
PCO2 – 35
PO2 – 68
HCO3 – 17
BE- -5
Metabolic acidosis
Metabolic alkalosis
Respiratory Acidosis
Respiratory Alkalosis
Saran Wrap, Stockinette,
37.5 Air Temp
Ways to provide thermoregulation
Items used to bake a chicken
Increased Pulmonary
Vascular Resistance,
And Decreased PaO2
PPHN
HTN
Mongolian Eyes,
Flat Facies,
Hypotonia,
Imperforate Anus
Trisomy 21
HLHS
Imperforate Anus,
Transesophageal Fistula,
Absent Thumb
VATERS
Trisomy 21
Trisomy 18
Apena,
Hyperthermia,
Rash
Risk Factors for PGE drip
Side effects of Milrinone
adverse effect of diphenhydramine
Notification of an emergency will
typically be received by personnel in the: (blank)
Transfer Center
Truck
Driver
Hospital Operator
An aircraft which the operator can not confirm arrival at it’s destination, and which there has been no radio contact with the aircraft for over 30 minutes
Late/Missing Aircraft
Playing hide and seek
What we tell news media in the event of an accident
"I can't talk to you"
“We are gathering details regarding the potential incident”
“We have received reports that an ambulance/aircraft, accident/incident has occurred with one of our vehicles”
"please go away"
• Director of Transport/Manager
• Nursing Administrative Coordinator
• Marketing & Public Affairs on-call
• Risk Management on-call
• Administrator on-call
• CEO of Texas Children’s Hospital
Chain of command for notification of an accident
Food chain
The Emergency Notification phone list is updated on a(n):
_(blank) basis
weekly
annual
biannual
bicentennial
The INOmaxDS is used to do what ?
Deliver Nitric oxide
deliver oxygen
deliver heliox
Check the INOmax® cylinder pressure:
a cylinder with less than
( ) psig should be replaced.
200
100
300
50
Before each patient use the
INOmaxDS system must be
“(blank)”
Burped
Purged
aired out
The concentration of nitric oxide
gas in the cylinder
is ”(blank)”PPM
800ppm
400ppm
123ppm
275ppm
Pushing the Alarm Silence
button will silence high
priority alarms for (blank) seconds
120
60
90
180
How many joules are used
During Cardioversion?
0.5-1joules/kg then up to 2joules/kg
4 joules/kg max of 400joules total
HR>220 or 180
No Variability
No P waves
Decreased LOC
Poor perfusion
Poor BP
Characteristics of SVT
Characteristics of Stroke
Characteristics of Heart Attack
Cardiology requires this for
All SVT interventions performed
On transport
EKG strip
phone call
a high five
Dose of Adenosine
Administration?
0.1mg/kg w/ max 6mg first dose
max 24mg
0.2mg/kg first dose max 12mg first dose
This could occur if you do not
Hit the SYNC button prior to
Performing cardioversion
Asystole
Bradycardia
Ventricular Fibrillation
PEA
A 2 year-old trauma patient has a
hematoma on the right side of his
neck, your most important intervention will be:
Thorough assessment of airway
LOC
Walking ability
Can they eat
A 14 year-old male is presenting with
a sucking chest wound. The highest
priority in his treatment is:
Early repair and closure
Look and stare
The most commonly injured
solid organ in the pediatric
population, mostly due to seatbelts
Kidney
Liver
Heart
Brain
Injury to which organ is
associated with
hypocalcemia
Pancreas
Spleen
lungs
Heart
Cardiac and aortic ruptures usually lead to death for the patient. What does the treatment of these ruptures focus on?
Fluid resuscitation
Spiritual healing
