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Answer 1

Ans 1: Supra ventricular tachycardia (SVT)

SVT: A faster than normal heart rate begining above the heart's two lower chambers.

Ans 2: Synchronized cardioversion

If initial treatment is delayed or not available synchronized cardioversion is indicated.It is startedat 0.5 to 1 joule/kg;if not effective increased to 2 joules/kg.

Ans 3: Inspiratory stidor

It occurs as a result of partial upper airway obstruction.It is also called snoring respiration.

Ans 4: Increased inspiratory effort with retractions

As breathing problem is present there will be increase in respiratory effort.