PALS Final Review exam 2025/2026 with 100%
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Mikey, a 2-year-old boy, is Respiratory distress
sitting upright on a
hospital bed in room 3 of
your emergency
department. Your initial
impression from the door
does not raise immediate
concern. On your entry to
the room, you are able to
look at Mikey more closely
and notice on inhalation
his nostrils are flaring. This
is a sign of:
The proper site for a brachial
peripheral pulse
assessment in the infant
patient is:
,You are called to the compensate shock?
scene of a 3-year-old
patient who was found
anxious, cyanotic and
lethargic after a fall down
a flight of stairs. On
assessing the patient, you
find vital signs with a
respiratory rate of 30,
regular pulse rate of 130,
regular capillary refill time
of 4 seconds, and a blood
pressure of 102/61. What
kind of shock is the patient
experiencing?
A mnemonic that aids in ABCDE
performing a primary
assessment is:
A consideration of Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO)
treatment for a pediatric
patient with acute
fulminant myocarditis who
is in cardiac arrest or at a
high risk of cardiac arrest
is:
Which of the following is Alert - The child is alert and awake and responds to
the correct meaning for normal stimuli based upon age and environment
one of the individual
letters in the AVPU scale?
The recommended route central IV
of vascular access on a
hypotensive pediatric
patient is:
, You are called to the 20 ml/kg 0.9% NaCl over 10 minutes
bedside of a 12-year-old
male patient who was
admitted after a week of
persistent vomiting,
diarrhea and limiting oral
intake of both solids and
liquids. The patient's
airway is patent,
ventilatory rate is within
normal limits and the
patient's circulatory status
presents with tachycardia,
a blood pressure of 70/40
and a capillary refill time
of 5 seconds. The patient
is speaking incoherently.
The patient has no history
of cardiac problems or
congenital defects. The
appropriate fluid
administration dose for
this patient is:
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Mikey, a 2-year-old boy, is Respiratory distress
sitting upright on a
hospital bed in room 3 of
your emergency
department. Your initial
impression from the door
does not raise immediate
concern. On your entry to
the room, you are able to
look at Mikey more closely
and notice on inhalation
his nostrils are flaring. This
is a sign of:
The proper site for a brachial
peripheral pulse
assessment in the infant
patient is:
,You are called to the compensate shock?
scene of a 3-year-old
patient who was found
anxious, cyanotic and
lethargic after a fall down
a flight of stairs. On
assessing the patient, you
find vital signs with a
respiratory rate of 30,
regular pulse rate of 130,
regular capillary refill time
of 4 seconds, and a blood
pressure of 102/61. What
kind of shock is the patient
experiencing?
A mnemonic that aids in ABCDE
performing a primary
assessment is:
A consideration of Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO)
treatment for a pediatric
patient with acute
fulminant myocarditis who
is in cardiac arrest or at a
high risk of cardiac arrest
is:
Which of the following is Alert - The child is alert and awake and responds to
the correct meaning for normal stimuli based upon age and environment
one of the individual
letters in the AVPU scale?
The recommended route central IV
of vascular access on a
hypotensive pediatric
patient is:
, You are called to the 20 ml/kg 0.9% NaCl over 10 minutes
bedside of a 12-year-old
male patient who was
admitted after a week of
persistent vomiting,
diarrhea and limiting oral
intake of both solids and
liquids. The patient's
airway is patent,
ventilatory rate is within
normal limits and the
patient's circulatory status
presents with tachycardia,
a blood pressure of 70/40
and a capillary refill time
of 5 seconds. The patient
is speaking incoherently.
The patient has no history
of cardiac problems or
congenital defects. The
appropriate fluid
administration dose for
this patient is:
