But Why: Episode 18

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But Why: Episode 18

CEU

What does stridor indicate? *

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fluid in lungs

upper airway swelling and constriction

lower airway constriction

pulmonary contusion

Normal pediatric lungs should saturate 100% all the time *

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True

False

What is a key indicator of a patient in or approaching more severe respiratory distress? *

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supraclavicular retractions on its own since this is the most superior

retractions with no change to skin signs

Retractions in multiple locations (supravlavicular AND intercostal)

altered mental status with normal breathing

What should accompany the administration of magnesium sulfate? *

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End tidal CO2 monitoring

steroids

IM Epinephrine

fluid bolus

When determining the severity of an asthma exacerbation what do you look for? *

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location of retractions

skin signs

Work of breathing, respiratory rate, what lungs sound like

oxygen saturations

When treating a respiratory patient it is best to start at the beginning of the protocol (least aggressive) and scale-up *

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True

False

When a patient needs advanced airway management what should be kept in mind? *

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Airways should be performed quickly

If supraglottic is more likely to be successful, that should be priority even if not "definitive"

Intubation should be done first since it is definitive

No advanced airway management should be done

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