SOE FINAL EXAM 7 EXAM WITH CORRECT
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+
How to deliver a baby normal delivery - ANSWERS-Place
hand on lower abdomen to control the speed of the child
coming out, keep one hand low to support the child as they
slide out, guide the shoulders out and then wrap and warm
with stimulation.
Different ways to admin drugs to newborns - ANSWERS-
Umbilical vein...? IO access.
Signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis in pediatrics -
ANSWERS-tightness or swelling of the throat, tongue, or
uvula. Also trouble breathing, hives, itching, nausea and
vomiting, irregular heartbeat, and loss of bladder control
Adult vs Child Airway - ANSWERS-The pediatric airway is
smaller in diameter and shorter in length than the adult's.
,The young child's tongue is relatively larger in the
oropharynx than the adult's. The larynx in infants and young
children is located more anteriorly compared with the
adult's.
Injury patterns for bicycle injures Ex. over bars or rear-end -
ANSWERS-Over the bars-
IDFK GOOD LUCK CAN NOT FIND ANSWER
Rear end-
Complications of renal disease - ANSWERS-Diabetes, cardiac
disease, pyelonephritis, hypertension, autoimmune
disorders, glomerulonephritis and polypharmacy. Chronic
renal failure can lead to needing dialysis or a kidney
transplant.
Glomerular Filtration Rate (GFR) - ANSWERS-the amount of
filtrate formed per minute by the two kidneys combined
Comorbidity of stroke and different heart rhythms -
ANSWERS-renal diseases, hypertension, diabetes, and
cancer
, Distributive types of shocks and causes - ANSWERS-
Distributive shock- caused by widespread dilation.
Anaphylactic shock- Histamines and other vasodilator
proteins released into the body following the exposer of an
ALLERGEN.
Septic shock-Caused by widespread infection of the body.
the body's initial defense fails causing the release of
vasodilators and decreased cardiac output.
Neurogenic shock- Caused by spinal cord injuries, leads to
loss of normal sympathetic nervous system tone and
vasodilation.
Newborn respiratory distress Ex. Nasal flaring and
abdominal expansion - ANSWERS-Clear airway if possible
and provide supplemental oxygen.
BP hierarchy Ex. BP comprised, Cardiac output, Stroke
volume. - ANSWERS-Blood pressure- Systolic/diastolis
Systolic- pressure during contraction
Diastolic- pressure at rest
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+
How to deliver a baby normal delivery - ANSWERS-Place
hand on lower abdomen to control the speed of the child
coming out, keep one hand low to support the child as they
slide out, guide the shoulders out and then wrap and warm
with stimulation.
Different ways to admin drugs to newborns - ANSWERS-
Umbilical vein...? IO access.
Signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis in pediatrics -
ANSWERS-tightness or swelling of the throat, tongue, or
uvula. Also trouble breathing, hives, itching, nausea and
vomiting, irregular heartbeat, and loss of bladder control
Adult vs Child Airway - ANSWERS-The pediatric airway is
smaller in diameter and shorter in length than the adult's.
,The young child's tongue is relatively larger in the
oropharynx than the adult's. The larynx in infants and young
children is located more anteriorly compared with the
adult's.
Injury patterns for bicycle injures Ex. over bars or rear-end -
ANSWERS-Over the bars-
IDFK GOOD LUCK CAN NOT FIND ANSWER
Rear end-
Complications of renal disease - ANSWERS-Diabetes, cardiac
disease, pyelonephritis, hypertension, autoimmune
disorders, glomerulonephritis and polypharmacy. Chronic
renal failure can lead to needing dialysis or a kidney
transplant.
Glomerular Filtration Rate (GFR) - ANSWERS-the amount of
filtrate formed per minute by the two kidneys combined
Comorbidity of stroke and different heart rhythms -
ANSWERS-renal diseases, hypertension, diabetes, and
cancer
, Distributive types of shocks and causes - ANSWERS-
Distributive shock- caused by widespread dilation.
Anaphylactic shock- Histamines and other vasodilator
proteins released into the body following the exposer of an
ALLERGEN.
Septic shock-Caused by widespread infection of the body.
the body's initial defense fails causing the release of
vasodilators and decreased cardiac output.
Neurogenic shock- Caused by spinal cord injuries, leads to
loss of normal sympathetic nervous system tone and
vasodilation.
Newborn respiratory distress Ex. Nasal flaring and
abdominal expansion - ANSWERS-Clear airway if possible
and provide supplemental oxygen.
BP hierarchy Ex. BP comprised, Cardiac output, Stroke
volume. - ANSWERS-Blood pressure- Systolic/diastolis
Systolic- pressure during contraction
Diastolic- pressure at rest
