12 Questions
What is an early ominous sign of cortical hypoperfusion brain dysfunction?
Lack of eye contact at 2 months
Which respiratory symptom is considered an early sign of respiratory distress in a child?
Tachypnea
What is an ominous sign in the motor activity of a child?
Limp child with bad muscle tone
Which pulse characteristic is to be treated as nearing cardiac arrest?
Loss of central pulse
What is an important adjunct to identify the oxygenation state in an acutely ill child?
Oxygen saturation assessment
What is a possible consequence of a slow or irregular respiratory rate in a acutely ill child?
An ominous condition
What does the term 'SICK CHILD or CRITICALLY ILL CHILD' refer to?
A child in a clinical state with potential severe complications if not promptly treated.
What concept applies to all children with illness presenting as an emergency?
Golden Hour
What is the purpose of 'RAPID CARDIOPULMONARY ASSESSMENT'?
To evaluate the respiratory and cardiac status swiftly.
How can the 'APPEARANCE OF CHILD' be used to assess a child's neurological status?
By assessing the o2 blood supply to the brain.
What are signs of a pediatric patient in 'Respiratory distress'?
Increased work of breathing, retractions, nasal flaring, grunting.
How can changes in a child's level of consciousness be rapidly assessed?
By observing their response to stimuli: Awake, Responsive to Voice, Responsive to Pain, Unresponsive.
Test your knowledge on identifying and treating a critically ill child before their condition escalates. Learn about the Golden Hour concept and the importance of early recognition and prompt treatment.
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