Paediatric exam 1 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

ATO Exam preparation 2024 Questions and Answers Solved What is the normal ventilation rate in a healthy person? - Answer ️️ -10-12 breaths per minute What is the ventilation rate for a COPD patient (Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease)? - Answer ️️ -4-6 breaths per minute What is normal respiration rate of a healthy patient? - Answer ️️ -10-15 breaths per minute What is the normal Heart rate for a healthy patient? - Answer ️️ -60-90 beats per minute 5 moments of hand hygi...

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ATLS 10th Edition - Spine Trauma Exam Study Guide Solutions Spinal Trauma Cervical Thoracic Thoracolumbar - Ans:-Cervical - 55% Thoracic - 15% Thoracolumbar 15% lumbosacral area - 15 % Cervical Spine Fracture: Incidence of non contiguous fracture - Ans:-Up to 10% of patients with a cervical spine fracture have a second, noncontiguous vertebral column fracture. Paediatric Cervical Spine Anatomical Differences - Ans:-C spine injury is rare C1 - C4 injuries are twice as soon than lower...

CAMRT Safety Code 35 Exam Questions and Answers 100% Correct what kind of radiation protection model is used? - Answer-linear non-threshold model for mobile radiography, how far from the source must the operator be if they're not wearing any protective wear? - Answer-3 metres What is the dark current? - Answer-X-ray emission even though the irradiation switch is not activated, caused by residual charge left in the capacitor discharge unit are lead shields mounted on the x-ray machine a g...

35yo presents w pleuritic chest pain. Select 1 or more of the following statements that reflects a risk-aware approach: A) If she is assessed 'low pre-test probability' for PE, a negative D-dimer can be used to 'rule out' PE B)A CTPA should be done immediately if she is not 'low Pre-test probability' C) Discussion about investigating each Pt is valuable with senior & specialist colleagues D) the Mx of PE has small risk & it is better to over-diagnose than to miss a PE E) CTPA, VQ sc...

Paediatric Conditions - NOTCE Study notes EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES|ALREADY GRADED A+ What are the three subsystems of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)? - ANSWER- 1) Attention deficit only 2) Hyperactive only 3) Combined How is ADHD diagnosed? - ANSWER- Onset prior to 7 years, duration of at least 6 months, pattern of behaviour excessive for age and intelligence Epidemiology of ADHD - ANSWER- - up to 10% of greater population - more ...

Paediatric Conditions - NOTCE Study notes EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES|ALREADY GRADED A+ What are the three subsystems of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)? - ANSWER- 1) Attention deficit only 2) Hyperactive only 3) Combined How is ADHD diagnosed? - ANSWER- Onset prior to 7 years, duration of at least 6 months, pattern of behaviour excessive for age and intelligence Epidemiology of ADHD - ANSWER- - up to 10% of greater population - more ...

NURS 2002 - Midterm #1 Exam Questions With Correct Answers Perinatal nursing - answercare of childbearing women and their families from preconception to postpartum. Specialty field. Promote the physical, emotional, social, and spiritual wellbeing of the whole family, and work to address health inequities Paediatric nursing - answercare for children from birth to 18 years of age. Specialty field Lalonde Report (1974) - answerrecommends more attention to health promotion and disease prevent...

Paediatric Conditions - NOTCE Study notes EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES|ALREADY GRADED A+ What are the three subsystems of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)? - ANSWER- 1) Attention deficit only 2) Hyperactive only 3) Combined How is ADHD diagnosed? - ANSWER- Onset prior to 7 years, duration of at least 6 months, pattern of behaviour excessive for age and intelligence Epidemiology of ADHD - ANSWER- - up to 10% of greater population - more ...

Can you name 7 findings that alone would trigger head CT in children with a minor head injury? 1. GCS less then 15 at 2 hours post injury 2. Suspected open or depressed skull fracture 3. Worsening headache 4. Irritability 5. Signs of basal skull fracture 6. Large, boggy hematoma 7. Dangerous mechanism (fall from a bike with no helmet, MVA, fall from height greater than or equal to 3 feet) 8. ≥ 4 episodes of vomiting (an "episode" being separated from another "episode" by 15 minutes...