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What is an early ominous sign of cortical hypoperfusion brain dysfunction?
What is an early ominous sign of cortical hypoperfusion brain dysfunction?
- Normal skin color
- High-pitched speech
- Lack of eye contact at 2 months (correct)
- Normal motor activity
Which respiratory symptom is considered an early sign of respiratory distress in a child?
Which respiratory symptom is considered an early sign of respiratory distress in a child?
- Low pulse oximetry reading
- Irregular respiratory rate
- Slow respiratory rate
- Tachypnea (correct)
What is an ominous sign in the motor activity of a child?
What is an ominous sign in the motor activity of a child?
- High-pitched moaning
- Limp child with bad muscle tone (correct)
- Normal limb movements
- Trunk movements
Which pulse characteristic is to be treated as nearing cardiac arrest?
Which pulse characteristic is to be treated as nearing cardiac arrest?
What is an important adjunct to identify the oxygenation state in an acutely ill child?
What is an important adjunct to identify the oxygenation state in an acutely ill child?
What is a possible consequence of a slow or irregular respiratory rate in a acutely ill child?
What is a possible consequence of a slow or irregular respiratory rate in a acutely ill child?
What does the term 'SICK CHILD or CRITICALLY ILL CHILD' refer to?
What does the term 'SICK CHILD or CRITICALLY ILL CHILD' refer to?
What concept applies to all children with illness presenting as an emergency?
What concept applies to all children with illness presenting as an emergency?
What is the purpose of 'RAPID CARDIOPULMONARY ASSESSMENT'?
What is the purpose of 'RAPID CARDIOPULMONARY ASSESSMENT'?
How can the 'APPEARANCE OF CHILD' be used to assess a child's neurological status?
How can the 'APPEARANCE OF CHILD' be used to assess a child's neurological status?
What are signs of a pediatric patient in 'Respiratory distress'?
What are signs of a pediatric patient in 'Respiratory distress'?
How can changes in a child's level of consciousness be rapidly assessed?
How can changes in a child's level of consciousness be rapidly assessed?
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