PALS Pretest Three 100% Online Accredited Updated Guidelines Instant Card Free Online Manuals CME and CEUs Get Started for FREE PALS Pretest Three Questions and Answers Where should you palpate for a pulse on a child?a. Femoral arteryb. Carotid arteryc. Brachial arteryd. Either A or CYou have a child present to the ER with SVT in stable condition. What is the appropriate initial intervention?a. Synchronized cardioversionb. Vagal maneuversc. Atropined. AdenosineDuring CPR you are giving Epinephrine to a child. What is the correct dose?a. Epinephrine 1:10,000: 0.01 mg/kg IVb. Epinephrine 1:10,000: 0.02 mg/kg IVc. Epinephrine 1:10,000: 0.1 mg/kg IVd. Epinephrine 1:1000: 0.1 mg/kg IVHypoxia is the most common cause of?a. Tachycardia in pediatric populationb. Bradycardia in pediatric populationc. Cardiac arrest in pediatric populationd. Both B and CBasic treatment for a hemodynamically unstable child consists of?a. Oxygen, monitor, IVb. IV, CPR, intubation, defibrillationc. Defibrillationd. None of the aboveAll of the following are signs of complete airway obstruction except?a. Unable to speakb. Unable to feel or hear movement of airc. Noticeable chest rised. Use of accessory muscles without chest riseA child is considered hypoxemic if they have a SpO2 of?a. Equal to or less than 90 %b. Equal to or less than 94%c. Less than 96%d. None of the aboveTrue or False: The correct treatment for a patient with Torsade’s de Pointe is to administer Calcium 25-50 mg/kg IV or IOTrueFalsePART 1: A child comes in for chronic diarrhea, excess vomiting and inadequate intake for the past few days. The patient is experiencing muscle cramps and ECG shows QT prolongation. What reversible cause (H&T’s) would you consider?a. Hypoglycemiab. Hyperkalemiac. Hypokalemiad. HypoglycemiaPART 2: What would be correct intervention for this patient?a. Fluid resuscitationb. KCl via IVc. Glucose/Insulin, bicarbonate, IV calciumd. 2ml/kg D50 IV 18 FREE Practice Tests! Create your FREE account and access 18 pretests. Create Account Sign in with google