Respiratory
GI
CPR
Growth and development
Misc
100
The number one cause of pediatric codes
What is respiratory failure?
100
The hallmark of gastro-enteritis
What is diarrhea?
100

1.5 inches

Depth of CPR for an infant

100

Peer Pressure related to smoking, sexual activity, use of drugs and alcohol

What is adolescent?

100

An ominous sign in children

What is bradycardia?

200
The first intervention for a child with copious secretions
What is suction?
200
The primary concern with gastro-enteritis
What is dehydration?
200

According to AHA: Age 1 year to puberty

What is a child?

200

Fine motor skills increase, can skip, hop and jump

What is a preschool age child?

200

The most common cause of shock in a pediatric patient

What is hypovolemia?

300
2 signs of respiratory distress
What is nasal flaring, retractions, headbobbing, grunting, tripod position, tachycardia?
300
A late sign of dehydration.
What is hypotension or lethargy?
300

15:2

Ratio of compressions to ventilations in 2 person CPR

300

Developing independence, increasing safety issues

What is a toddler?

300

PAT

Pediatric Assessment Triangle 

400

Virus in children usually causes cold like symptoms, can be deadly

What is RSV?

400
The recommended crystalloid fluid bolus.
What is 10-20ml/kg?
400

2 inches

Depth of compressions in a child

400

Starts developing friendships and sense of differ in sexes

What is a school age child?

400

Injury and history do not match. Treatment is delayed.

What are signs of abuse?

500
Obligate nose breathers
What are babies?
500
Acceptable urine output level
What is 1-2ml/kg/hr?
500

100-120

total compressions per minute

500

Begins sitting up, rolling over, crawling, babbling


What is an infant?

500
cigarette burns, burns under the diaper, multiple fractures of varying age, spiral fractures
What are signs of abuse?
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