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Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 32mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The following are manifestations of respiratory distress except

a)

Retractions

b)

Head bobbing

c)

Alar flaring

d)

Poor CRT

e)

Cyanosis

2.

In assessing a child, you use the Pediatric Assessment Triangle . what component is NOT included in the Pediatric assessment triangle

a)

Appearance

b)

Work of breathing

c)

Color

d)

Circulation to skin

3.

What is the ideal weight of a 3-year old child?

a)

10 kg

b)

12 kg

c)

14 kg

d)

16 kg

e)

18 kg

4.

When measuring a child’s Blood pressure, the following should apply, except

a)

Cuff should be 2/3 of the size of the child’s arm

b)

Reference range should be based on the percentile for age

c)

BP should be taken while child is active and moving about

d)

When the child is settled, and relaxed

5.

The normal Capillary Refill time is

a)

< 1 second

b)

< 2 seconds

c)

< 3 seconds

d)

< 4 seconds

6.

Mark the appropriate answer/s with a check. The following are signs of a critically ill child:

a)

limp

b)

good muscle tone

c)

easily consolable

d)

listless

e)

weak cry

7.

Mark the appropriate answer/s with a check. The Modified Glasgow Coma Scale for Infants and Children include assessment of the ff:

a)

eye opening

b)

best motor response

c)

degree of cry

d)

cognitive skills

e)

best verbal response

8.

Mark the appropriate answer/s with a check. Check if the statements are true about the anthropometric measurements:

a)

Head circumference is measured routinely until the child is 3 years old

b)

The ideal weight of a 1 year old is 10kg

c)

If the child is 3 years old, able to stand, we measure the height in the recumbent position

d)

a Z score of 0 means the weight and height of a child is normal

9.

Mark the appropriate answer/s with a check. The following are preterminal signs of a critically ill child:

a)

silent chest

b)

cyanosis

c)

hypotension

d)

oxygen saturation of less than 85% in room air

10.

Mark the appropriate answer/s with a check. The following are true for PCAP D (high risk):

a)

patient presents with cyanosis

b)

patient is lethargic

c)

patient IS MALNOURISHED

d)

CRT is less than 2 seconds

e)

patient is pale

11.

The most common adverse reaction of Blood Transfusion.

a)

anaphylaxis

b)

blood borne infection

c)

hemolysis

d)

fever

12.

Fill in the blanks.


What are the normal values for the following:

ABG

pH=

pO2=

pCO2=

HCO3=

(a)  

13.

Fill in the blanks.


What is the normal respiratory rate for children:

<2 months old=

2-12 months old=

1-5 yrs old=

(a)  

14.

Match the blood product with the conditions for transfusion:


Hemoglobin less than 7g

a)

Packed RBC

b)

Platelet concentrate

c)

Fresh frozen plasma

15.

Match the blood product with the conditions for transfusion:


Coagulation disorder

a)

Packed RBC

b)

Platelet concentrate

c)

Fresh frozen plasma

16.

Match the blood product with the conditions for transfusion:


Active bleeding

a)

Packed RBC

b)

Platelet concentrate

c)

Fresh frozen plasma

17.

Match the blood product with the conditions for transfusion:


clotting deficiency

a)

Packed RBC

b)

Platelet concentrate

c)

Fresh frozen plasma