This PALS Quiz focuses on the treatment of the critically ill child using the PALS Systematic Approach Algorithm.
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1. Question
A consistent respiratory rate less than 10 or more than _____ breaths per minute in a child of any age is abnormal and suggests the presence of a potentially serious problem.
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2. Question
The primary objective of the Airway assessment in the ABCDE model is to assess airway _________.
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3. Question
Within the EVALUATE portion of the evaluate-identify-intervene sequence, The primary assessment uses the ABCDE model for a hands-on evaluation of the critically ill child. What does ABCDE stand for? (Fill in the blanks)
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4. Question
Simple measures for maintaining airway patency include all of the following EXCEPT which intervention?
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5. Question
Assessment of Breathing includes evaluation of:
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6. Question
Drag and drop the signs and symptoms to the correct clinical condition.
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- Decrease in respiratory rate associated with improved level of consciousness and reduced signs of air hunger and work of breathing
- Decreasing respiratory rate with a deteriorating level of consciousness
- Indication of overall improvement
- Indication of worsening clinical condition
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7. Question
Tachypnea can have both respiratory and non-respiratory causes. Select all of the non-respiratory cause of tachypnea.
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8. Question
(True or False) Stridor is a sign of lower airway problem.
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9. Question
(True or False) Grunting is often a sign of lung tissue disease resulting from small airway collapse, alveolar collapse or both.
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10. Question
Match each lung and airway sound with the appropriate definition. (drag and drop)
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- Coarse, usually higher pitched breathing sound typically heard on inspiration
- Short, low pitched breathing sound heard during expiration
- Bubbling sound heard during inspiration or expiration
- High-pitched or low-pitched whistling or sighing sound heard most often during expiration
- Also known as rales and typically associated with pneumonia
- Stridor
- Grunting
- Gurgling
- Wheezing
- Crackles
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11. Question
An oxygen saturation of ≥ _____% while a child is breathing room air usually indicates that oxygenation is adequate.
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Nancy says
This is such a good method for my learning style!
Leslie Burdett says
I love this program I’m actually learning rather than memorizing
JC van Deventer says
Great stuff!
Craig Bruce says
So much faster and easier than trying use the manual.
bernadette says
great
KAREN ANN SCHNEIDER says
In the book it says that CPAP is an advanced intervention. Airway adjuncts are under simple measures. I believe this answer is wrong.
Jeff with admin. says
The question reads: “Simple measures for maintaining airway patency include all of the following EXCEPT which intervention?”
This would mean that the exception to simple airway measures is CPAP.
Kind regards,
Jeff
barb says
very helpful review before my pals test
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this is a very good learning technique for me. Theres so much material that unless I can practice with example its usually lost… thanks
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