Anatomy & Physiology
Airways are Smaller and more flexible which can cause?
Easier Blockage
Remain "_____"
Calm
Sudden Stop at the end?
The child is fully awake and can respond to questions.
Alert
If you're not first You're last
Talladega Nights
Having Larger Heads and Weaker necks can lead to what?
Greater risk for head injuries.
"This might Pinch a little bit"
Walking into an object, Hit by a falling object, Concussion to name a few
Accidental Impacts
This scale is essential for pediatric first aid, allowing caregivers to assess a child's condition and decide on appropriate actions in emergencies.
AVPU
Just keep Swimming
Dory Finding Nemo
What is a normal heart rate for a child?
What is 110-160 BPM
Get to their "___" Level
Eye
Traveling on a roadway
Car Crash
The child reacts to painful stimuli but may not be fully conscious.
Pain
They may take our lives, but they will never take our freedom.
Braveheart
What is the Diastolic range for a 6–12 year old child?
60-80mm HG
Give an example of a distraction technique for an anxious pediatric patient
Use storytelling, let the child hold a favorite toy, or engage them with questions about their interests.
Removing the ability to breathe
Suffocation
The child responds to voice but may not be fully awake.
Verbal
Stupid is as Stupid does
Forest Gump
Pediatric O2 range
95-100%
What is the most effective way to build trust with a pediatric patient during the first interaction?
Introduce yourself, use a friendly tone, and involve the child in the conversation.
Ingesting a substance
Poisoning
The child does not respond to any stimuli, indicating a critical emergency.
Unresponsive
Its not the plane, its the pilot
Top Gun