Unwell Infant and Child - Component 10
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What is a key anatomical consideration when treating children compared to adults?

  • Children and adults have similar cardiovascular anatomy.
  • Children have larger lungs relative to their body size.
  • Children's airways are more rigid and less collapsible.
  • Children's bodies metabolize medications differently. (correct)
  • What method should be used to conduct an initial assessment of an unwell infant or child?

  • Apply the PAT assessment method. (correct)
  • Use the SAMPLE assessment technique.
  • Conduct a head-to-toe examination.
  • Implement the ABC approach.
  • Which of the following statements is true regarding child and adult physiology?

  • Children's respiratory response is identical to that of adults.
  • Children have a higher blood volume ratio relative to body weight. (correct)
  • Children metabolize oxygen at the same rate as adults.
  • Children have slower heart rates than adults.
  • In treating unwell infants and children, what is important to remember about their anatomy?

    <p>Their skin is thinner and more permeable than that of adults.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why might the approach to treating children differ from that for adults?

    <p>Children have fewer physiological reserves than adults.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Unwell Infant and Child - Component 10

    • Children have unique anatomical and physiological differences compared to adults, requiring tailored medical approaches.
    • The PAT (Presentation, Appearance, and Temperature) assessment is crucial for initially evaluating an unwell infant or child.

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    This quiz focuses on the unique anatomical and physiological differences in children compared to adults. It covers essential assessment techniques like the PAT (Presentation, Appearance, and Temperature) to evaluate unwell infants and children effectively.

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