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OB/PEDS FISDAP Questions & Answers!!
Question: A 2 year old female is lethargic to respond. She
has dry mucous membranes and a tearless cry. What should you suspect?Hypoxia hypoglycemia hypovolemia hypothermia Dehydration
Correct answer: hypovolemia
Question: You have just delivered a baby girl who
remains cyanotic and is not responding to stimulation and oxygen therapy. Heart rate is 90. You should Attempt suctioning and contact medical control
Perform chest compressions at 15:2
Continue to provide stimulation by flicking the soles of her feet Begin positive pressure ventilations
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Correct answer: Begin positive pressure ventilations
Question: A 6 month old is febrile, cyanotic, and grunting
with labored breathing. You should?Assist ventilations via bvm sponge the infant with tepid water apply blow by 02 and trans perform a rapid medical assessment
Correct answer: apply blow by 02 and trans
Question: Before assessing the respiratory adequacy of an
unconscious infant or child, you should Routinely suction the mouth to remove oral secretions Insert and OPA or an NPA Ensure that his or her head is in a hyperextended position Ensure the airway is patent and clear of obstructions
Correct answer: Ensure the airway is patent and clear of
obstructions
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Question: What is the proper way to size an OPA for a
child?Tip of the nose to the corner of the mouth corner of mouth to the angle of the mandible the length of the index finger of the child middle of the mouth to the ear lobe
Correct answer: corner of mouth to the angle of the
mandible
Question: Which of the following indicates
decompensated shock in a pediatric patient?Shallow breathing rapid heart rate pale cool and diaphoretic loss of consciousness
Correct answer: loss of consciousness
Question: In centimeters what is the correct depth of chest
compressions for a 7 year old child?
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1.5 6 5 2
Correct answer: 5
Question: Febrile seizures in children are most often the
result of a/an Abrupt rise in body temp life threatening infection Temp greater than 100 Fahrenheit inflammatory process
Correct answer: Abrupt rise in body temp
Question: A 4 year old patient has sustained blunt trauma
to the chest. Based on the MOI you should suspect Good chest rise with no diaphragmatic breathing Minimal external signs with serious internal injury