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Pediatric Emergency: Quick Assessment True/FalseVersion en ligne Quick checks for pediatric care par Ford English 1 Hypotension in neonates is defined as systolic BP less than 60 mmHg. Yes No 2 The Pediatric Assessment Triangle is used only after you have touched the patient and started an exam. Yes No 3 Cardiac arrest in children is most often caused by primary cardiac disease, similar to adults. Yes No 4 A lower limit of normal systolic BP for ages 1–10 is 70 plus two times the age in years. Yes No 5 For toddlers aged 1 to 2 years, a toe-to-head examination helps minimize distress. Yes No 6 For proper pediatric PPV, a ventilation rate of 10 to 12 breaths per minute is recommended. Yes No 7 Mottling in young children always indicates hypoperfusion, not temperature effects. Yes No 8 Neonates are highly dependent on caregivers. Yes No 9 The Pediatric Assessment Triangle assesses Appearance, Tone, Interactivity, Consolability, Look/Gaze, Speech/Cry, Work of Breathing, and Circulation to Skin. Yes No 10 The pediatric chest wall is stiff and rigid, so retractions are rarely seen during distress. Yes No

Pediatric Emergency: Quick Assessment True/FalseVersion en ligne

Quick checks for pediatric care

par Ford English

Hypotension in neonates is defined as systolic BP less than 60 mmHg.

Yes

The Pediatric Assessment Triangle is used only after you have touched the patient and started an exam.

Yes

Cardiac arrest in children is most often caused by primary cardiac disease, similar to adults.

Yes

A lower limit of normal systolic BP for ages 1–10 is 70 plus two times the age in years.

Yes

For toddlers aged 1 to 2 years, a toe-to-head examination helps minimize distress.

Yes

For proper pediatric PPV, a ventilation rate of 10 to 12 breaths per minute is recommended.

Yes

Mottling in young children always indicates hypoperfusion, not temperature effects.

Yes

Neonates are highly dependent on caregivers.

Yes

The Pediatric Assessment Triangle assesses Appearance, Tone, Interactivity, Consolability, Look/Gaze, Speech/Cry, Work of Breathing, and Circulation to Skin.

Yes

The pediatric chest wall is stiff and rigid, so retractions are rarely seen during distress.

Yes

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Pediatric Emergency: Quick Assessment True/FalseVersion en ligne

par Ford English

Hypotension in neonates is defined as systolic BP less than 60 mmHg.

The Pediatric Assessment Triangle is used only after you have touched the patient and started an exam.

Cardiac arrest in children is most often caused by primary cardiac disease, similar to adults.

A lower limit of normal systolic BP for ages 1–10 is 70 plus two times the age in years.

For toddlers aged 1 to 2 years, a toe-to-head examination helps minimize distress.

For proper pediatric PPV, a ventilation rate of 10 to 12 breaths per minute is recommended.

Mottling in young children always indicates hypoperfusion, not temperature effects.

Neonates are highly dependent on caregivers.

The Pediatric Assessment Triangle assesses Appearance, Tone, Interactivity, Consolability, Look/Gaze, Speech/Cry, Work of Breathing, and Circulation to Skin.

The pediatric chest wall is stiff and rigid, so retractions are rarely seen during distress.

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