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therapy VI - PALS (pediatric advanced life support) 99 QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS

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pediatric cardiac arrest is usually due to Correct Answer: respiratory failure or shock two most common types of shock in pediatric patients Correct Answer: hypovolemic, hemorrhagic tachycardi... a and increased SVR to maintain cardiac output and perfusion pressure Correct Answer: compensated shock compensatory mechanisms fail and leads to inadequate delivery of oxygen to tissues Correct Answer: decompensated shock cool and pale extremities, prolonged cap refill, weak peripheral pulses, normal SBP Correct Answer: compensated shock depressed mental status, decreased UOP, metabolic acidosis, tachypnea, weak central pulses, deterioration in color Correct Answer: decompensated shock guideline for hypotension of pediatrics Correct Answer: PEARS children have ____ BP than adults Correct Answer: lower step 1 PALS Correct Answer: chest compressions rate of compressions pediatric Correct Answer: 100-120 compressions/minute depth of chest compressions in pediatrics Correct Answer: 1/3 depth step 2 PALS Correct Answer: ventilation step 3 PALS Correct Answer: obtain monitor and defibrillator frequency of breaths in intubated patient Correct Answer: 6-8 sec (do not interrupt compressions) frequency of breaths in non intubated patients Correct Answer: 30 compressions, pause for 2 breaths step 4 PALS Correct Answer: obtain access point access options Correct Answer: IV, IO, ET IO is what type of access? Correct Answer: central [Show More]

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