CPR
This is the 2 rescuer compression rate for a pediatric patient
What is 15:2?
This ailment has a characteristic cough that sounds like a seal bark.
What is croup?
This is the normal HR of infants.
What is 100-160?
This is the dose of Decadron for a pediatric patient over 2yo.
Children who have traumatic injuries should be transported to this hospital if feasible.
What is AMCH Pediatrics?
This is the defibrillation dose for a pediatric patient.
What is 4J/kg?
This ailment typically presents with stridor and excessive drooling.
What is epiglottis?
This is the normal respiration range of a newborn.
What is 30-60?
This is the IM Epi dose (1:1,000) for a pediatric anaphylaxis patient.
What is 0.3mg if greater than or equal to 30kg and 0.15mg if less than 30kg?
The G in APGAR stands for this.
What is grimace?
This is the dose of epinephrine in a pediatric cardiac arrest.
What is 0.01mg/kg?
This is the dosage of medication for the treatment for severe stridor, especially with drooling.
What is epinephrine 3mg/3mL nebulized?
This is the normal respiration range of a toddler.
What is 24-40?
This is the dose of Benadryl for a pediatric patient.
What is 1mg/kg max of 50mg?
This term refers to when stroked on the bottom of the foot, a baby will spread its toes.
What is Babinski Reflex?
This is the most common cause of pediatric cardiac arrest.
What is hypoxia?
This is the youngest age that 10mg decadron can be administered.
What is ≥2yo?
This is the normal systolic blood pressure of a toddler.
What is over 70?
This reflex causes a newborn to turn the head toward a light touch on lips or cheek
What is rooting reflex?
This is the compression rate for a neonate.
What is 3:1?
This is the dose of IM epinephrine, and max dose of epinephrine, that can be used in severe asthma.
What is 0.01mg/kg epinephrine with max of 0.3mg?
This is the normal systolic blood pressure of a newborn.
What is over 60?
This is the IV dose of Morphine for a pediatric patient.
What is 0.05 mg/kg?
The fontanelles will appear this way if baby is dehydrated.
What is sunken?