Question

1. Which statement concerning cardioversion for unstable pediatric indviduals is NOT correct?
   • Cardioversion is indicated for wide complex tachycardia with poor perfusion.
   • Sedate them before cardioversion when possible, but do not delay cardioversion for sedation.
   • Cardioversion is indicated for unstable ventricular tachycardia with a pulse.
   • Cardioversion should not be done on pediatric indviduals under any circumstances.
2. Which of the following is a common sign of hypovolemic shock?
   • High blood pressure
   • Tachypnea with mildly elevated work of breathing
   • Normal urine output
   • Hypoglycemia
3. Which statement about cardiovascular support during post-resuscitation management is NOT correct?
   • Cardiac dysfunction can last for hours after resuscitation.
   • Shock and respiratory failure may produce decreased tissue perfusion and oxygenation, which may cause continued cardiovascular problems.
   • Invasive techniques should never be used to monitor blood pressure in individuals with poor perfusion or frequent arrhythmia.
   • You should monitor urine output.
4. Which statement about hydrocortisone is NOT correct?
   • Hydrocortisone is classified as a corticosteroid.
   • Hydrocortisone inhibits vascular leak due to proinflammatory mediators.
   • A common side effect is hyperglycemia.
   • Hydrocortisone cannot be used for adrenal insufficiency associated with septic shock.
5. You should immediately begin chest compressions on a bradycardic individual if they:
   • A. Have heart rate below 50 bpm
   • B. Show signs of respiratory distress
   • C. Show signs of poor perfusion
   • D. Both A and B
6. When can post-resuscitation management be necessary?
   • After cardiac arrest
   • After severe shock
   • After respiratory failure
   • All of the above
7. Which of the following is NOT a sign of poor end-organ perfusion?
   • Hypertension
   • Inadequate urine production
   • Skin color
   • Irritability
8. Which conditions do NOT typically produce tachycardia?
   • Acute blood loss
   • Metabolic stress
   • Fever
   • Mobitz type I block
9. The type of AV block that is characterized by no relationship between P waves and QRS complex is:
   • First degree
   • Mobitz type I
   • Third degree
   • Mobitz type II
10. Common causes of lower airway obstruction include:
    • Bronchiolitis and asthma
    • Foreign body aspiration and croup
    • Pleural effusion and bronchospasm
    • Pneumonia and pulmonary edema
11. True or False: Analgesics and sedatives should only be used on intubated individuals if they are extremely agitated.
    • True
    • False
12. True or False: The management of septic shock is simple and straightforward.
    • True
    • False
13. True or False: Albuterol is a common recommendation for treatment of wheezing in a child with infectious pneumonia.
    • True
    • False

Answer 1

hypertension is not a sign of poor end organ perfusion.

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