Respiratory System
Nervous System
GI/infection
Circulatory System
Assment
100

What does BRUE stand for?

what is a Brief resolved unexplained event

100

Which region of the head is proportionally larger in a child than an adult? 

Occipital Region

100

Who needs a full septic workup, including an LP is needed if febrile?

What is 0 days to 28 day infant

100

The best place to check the pulse of a child.

What is the Brachial artery?

100

What are the 3 components of the pediatric assessment triangle?

Appearance

Work of Breathing

Circulation of Skin

200

Why are breath sounds in pediatrics easier to hear than adults?

They have a thinner chest wall.

200

The number 1 neurological disease in pediatrics is?

Meningitis

200

Currant-jelly stool is a late sign of this illness?

What is intussusception?

200

Capilliary refill, 4 seconds in a 2 year old. 

What is a  "red flag"? Or delayed cap refill?

A CRT of more 2-3 seconds is considered delayed and can indicate poor peripheral perfusion. This can be a sign of various issues, including dehydration, shock, or other circulatory problems.

200

Length of time to measure respiration.

What is 60 seconds minimum?

300

The normal respiration rate for a child 6-12 years old.

18-30 breaths per minute

300

In pediatrics, is there a greater injury rate for the spinal cord than an adult?

Spinal cord injuries are less common in pediatrics.

300

A thirsty child with slightly sunken eyes, a dry tounge, and no tears.

What is severe dehydration?

300
One of the most common arrythmias in infancy?

What is SVT?

300

The normal pediatric pulse rate for a child 2 years of age is?

90-130bpm

400

An audible sound indicating an airway emergency. 

What is stridor?

400

What is the GCS score of a child who opens their eyes to speech, cries, and obeys verbal commands? 

12

400

A flat, non blanching  blotchy rash (purpura), reddish/purple in colour.

What is a possible meningitis rash?

400

A late sign for a decomponsating child. 

What is hypotension?

400

The definition of fever.

What is greater than 38 degrees celcius?

500

In what three ways does the respiratory anatomy of a child differ from adults?

Highly compliant trachea. 

Smaller in diameter and shorter in length.

Epiglottis is longer and stiffer.

Larynx is funnel shaped

Vocal cords angled



500

A febrile seizure is most common in this age group.

Age 6 months to 3 years- peaks about 18 months

500

5 key diagnosis to consider when a child presents with gastroenteritit.

Intracrainail mass

meningitis

intussusception

KDA

Cholinergic syndrome

pneumonia

myocarditis

appendicitis

uti

500

Calculation for Minimum SBP in a child age 1-10.

70+ (2x age in years)

500

The acronym used for collecting a pediatric history.

What is CIAMPEDS.

Chief complaint

Immunizations/isolation

Allergies

Medication

Past hx

Events

Diet/Diapers

Symptoms