Question 1

Which behaviors in newborns would support the possibility of shock? (Select all that apply.)

Accepted Answer

A)  Decreased heart rate variability 
B)  Temperature instability 
C)  Hyperalertness 
D)  Increased muscle tone 
E)  Hypoglycemia 
A)  Decreased heart rate variability 
B)  Temperature instability 
C)  Hyperalertness 
D)  Increased muscle tone 
E)  Hypoglycemia

Question 2

Match the terms with the corresponding descriptions.
-Involves cigarette burns and curling irons.

Accepted Answer

A) Scald burn 
B) Contact burn 
C) Flame burn 
D) Electrical burn 
E) Chemical burn 
A) Scald burn 
B) Contact burn 
C) Flame burn 
D) Electrical burn 
E) Chemical burn

Question 3

What is the most serious outcome resulting from limited glycogen stores in children who have been seriously burned?

Accepted Answer

A)  Poor wound healing 
B)  Increased morbidity 
C)  Decreased immunity 
D)  Loss of adipose tissue stores 
A)  Poor wound healing 
B)  Increased morbidity 
C)  Decreased immunity 
D)  Loss of adipose tissue stores

Question 4

Match the terms with the corresponding descriptions.
-Is caused by a corrosive agent.

Accepted Answer

A) Scald burn 
B) Contact burn 
C) Flame burn 
D) Electrical burn 
E) Chemical burn 
A) Scald burn 
B) Contact burn 
C) Flame burn 
D) Electrical burn 
E) Chemical burn

Question 5

While awake,what is the normal heart rate for toddlers (in beats per minute)?

Accepted Answer

A)  100 to 205 
B)  100 to 180 
C)  98 to 140 
D)  80 to 120 
A)  100 to 205 
B)  100 to 180 
C)  98 to 140 
D)  80 to 120

Question 6

What is the cause of appropriately 50% of the deaths in children who have experienced a burn injury?

Accepted Answer

A)  Immunosuppression 
B)  Hypermetabolism 
C)  Inhalation injury 
D)  Hypertrophic scarring 
A)  Immunosuppression 
B)  Hypermetabolism 
C)  Inhalation injury 
D)  Hypertrophic scarring

Question 7

Bradycardia in young children experiencing shock symptoms often suggests which result?

Accepted Answer

A)  Onset of cardiac dysfunction 
B)  Effective management of cardiac dysfunction 
C)  Good management of anxiety 
D)  Cardiovascular collapse 
A)  Onset of cardiac dysfunction 
B)  Effective management of cardiac dysfunction 
C)  Good management of anxiety 
D)  Cardiovascular collapse

Question 8

Match the terms with the corresponding descriptions.
-Is caused by hot grease.

Accepted Answer

A) Scald burn 
B) Contact burn 
C) Flame burn 
D) Electrical burn 
E) Chemical burn 
A) Scald burn 
B) Contact burn 
C) Flame burn 
D) Electrical burn 
E) Chemical burn

Question 9

What is the normal range of respirations for an infant (in breaths per minute)?

Accepted Answer

A)  18 to 25 
B)  20 to 28 
C)  27 to 37 
D)  30 to 53 
A)  18 to 25 
B)  20 to 28 
C)  27 to 37 
D)  30 to 53

Question 10

What are the primary goals for the treatment of shock?

Accepted Answer

A)  Maximizing oxygen delivery and minimizing oxygen demand 
B)  Maintaining hydration and adequate urinary output 
C)  Supporting all facets to the cardiovascular system 
D)  Maintaining all vital signs within normal functioning ranges 
A)  Maximizing oxygen delivery and minimizing oxygen demand 
B)  Maintaining hydration and adequate urinary output 
C)  Supporting all facets to the cardiovascular system 
D)  Maintaining all vital signs within normal functioning ranges

Exam 49: Shock, Multiple Organ Dysfunction Syndrome, and Burns in Children

Which behaviors in newborns would support the possibility of shock? (Select all that apply.)

Match the terms with the corresponding descriptions. -Involves cigarette burns and curling irons.

What is the most serious outcome resulting from limited glycogen stores in children who have been seriously burned?

Match the terms with the corresponding descriptions. -Is caused by a corrosive agent.

While awake,what is the normal heart rate for toddlers (in beats per minute)?

What is the cause of appropriately 50% of the deaths in children who have experienced a burn injury?

Bradycardia in young children experiencing shock symptoms often suggests which result?

Match the terms with the corresponding descriptions. -Is caused by hot grease.

What is the normal range of respirations for an infant (in breaths per minute)?

What are the primary goals for the treatment of shock?

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