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MA Ch 26- Pediatrics Part 2

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How can a blood pressure reading be taken on a child if one cannot be obtained in the usual manner?

a)

Auscultation

b)

Palpation

c)

Percussion

d)

Olfaction

2.

How do newborns respond to light when measuring their visual acuity?

a)

Newborns do not respond to light.

b)

Newborns follow an object visually.

c)

Newborns shut their eyes tight.

d)

Newborns respond only when bright colors are used.

3.

Which of the following is generally treated by getting plenty of rest, increasing fluids, and eating a well-balanced diet?

a)

Otitis media

b)

Tonsillitis

c)

Chickenpox

d)

Asthma

e)

Common colds

4.

Which of the following is most often caused by Group A beta-hemolytic streptococcus?

a)

Otitis media

b)

Tonsillitis

c)

Chickenpox

d)

Asthma

e)

Frequent colds

5.

Which of the following is a serious chronic respiratory disease of children?

a)

Otitis media

b)

Tonsillitis

c)

Chickenpox

d)

Asthma

e)

Frequent colds

6.

Which of the following is the most appropriate action of the medical assistant when a patient is suspected of being a victim of child abuse?

a)

Leave it out of documentation.

b)

Notify the local child protective agency

c)

Alert the parents’ clergy of your suspicions

d)

Ask the parents about it.

7.

Which of the following is your best initial approach to Clyde?

a)

Say, “ Hi Clyde, I am May, and I take care of little children all day. It is nice to meet you.”

b)

Approach him at his level of understanding.

c)

Ask Mrs. Lee to sit Clyde on the examining table and hold him there.

d)

Ask Mrs. Lee to undress Clyde down to his underwear.

8.

Hand, foot, and mouth disease is a self-limiting viral illness that requires no treatment and usually resolves in:

a)

1 week

b)

2-4 weeks

c)

7-10 days

d)

21 days

9.

How will you position Carol to take her apical pulse?

a)

Sitting upright on the exam table

b)

Sitting prone on the exam table

c)

Sitting prone on her parent’s lap

d)

Sitting on her parent’s lap

10.

Which of the following illnesses have the common symptom of inflammation of the middle ear?

a)

Eustachian tube blockage

b)

Otitis externa

c)

Otitis media

d)

Otitis interna

11.

Which of the following is a term for a procedure to place special tubes in the ears if the symptoms become chronic?

a)

Myringotomy

b)

Tympanotomy

c)

Tympanostomy

d)

Myringostomy

12.

What vaccine is given for the prevention of Kawasaki disease?

a)

HAV

b)

ROTA

c)

HIB

d)

IPV

13.

Which muscle is the preferred site for injections on infants to 2 years of age?

a)

Dorsal gluteal

b)

Deltoid

c)

Vastus lateralis

d)

Ventrogluteal

14.

What is the appropriate protocol for administering multiple vaccines?

a)

inject 1–2 inches apart on the same limb

b)

inject 2-3 inches apart on the same limb

c)

inject 3–4 inches apart on the same limb

d)

separate limbs should be used for each vaccine

15.

What is the appropriate needle gauge used when administering pediatric immunizations?

a)

18–20 gauge

b)

20–21 gauge

c)

21–22 gauge

d)

22–25 gauge

16.

When administering an IM injection in the gluteal muscle, it should be administered lateral and superior to a line between the posterior superior iliac spine and what other area?

a)

Greater trochanter

b)

Femur

c)

Tailbone

d)

Lumbar spine

17.

IM injections are inserted at what angle?

a)

10 degree

b)

45 degree

c)

75 degree

d)

90 degree

18.

Asthma triggers typically include:

a)

pollen

b)

medications

c)

stress

d)

all of the above

19.

The oral route for checking a child’s temperature should be used on children of what age?

a)

Birth to 2 years

b)

2–5 years

c)

> 5 years

d)

> 10 years

20.

What disease is a highly contagious respiratory infection caused by bacterium?

a)

Croup

b)

RSV

c)

Pneumonia

d)

Pertussis