Chapter 16 Flashcards

1
Q

More than _____ children are injured annually.

A

8.5 million

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2
Q

The incidence of blunt (versus penetrating) injury is highest in the _______ population.

A

pediatric

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3
Q

The ratio between a child’s _____ and body _____ is highest at birth and diminishes throughout infancy and childhood.

A

body surface area

mass

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4
Q

__________ will be a signal to the child that you are endorsed as a “safe” person.

A

Parental Engagement

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5
Q

As many as ___% of children who have sustained severe multiple trauma have personality changes.

A

60

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6
Q

Most pediatric injuries do not cause immediate __________.

A

exsanguination

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7
Q

It should be assumed that any child who requires more than ______ of solution may be rapidly deteriorating.

A

20 mL/kg

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8
Q

The intravascular component of one bolus represents _____% of a child’s blood volume.

A

25

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9
Q

…. preventing a radiographic diagnosis of injury, causing a stretching, contusion, or blunt injury to the spinal cord

A

SCIWORA

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10
Q

In the absence of trauma, the pediatric patient’s airway is best protected by a slightly superior-anterior position of the midface, known as _________.

A

sniffing position

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11
Q

In the presence of trauma, the ________ position best protects the cervical spine.

A

neutral

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12
Q

Because of children’s high body surface area, they are more prone to developing ___________.

A

hypothermia

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13
Q

Children are more susceptible than adults to acute cardiovascular collapse from a __________.

A

tension pneumothorax

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14
Q

________ is a late sign of tension pneumothorax and may only be determined by palpating the trachea in the jugular notch.

A

Tracheal Shift

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15
Q

Indications for analgesia include ______ and _______.

A

isolated limb injury

suspected spinal fracture

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16
Q

________ is the most common cause of death in the pediatric population

A

Traumatic Brain Injury

17
Q

An infant with a bulging _______ should be considered to have a more severe TBI.

A

fontanelle

18
Q

The risk of mortality increases with the number of _____ fractured.

A

ribs

19
Q

Incomplete (“__________”) fractures are common and may be indicated only by bony tenderness and pain on use of the affected extremity.

A

greenstick

20
Q

More than ____% of children younger than 9 years old in structure fires have some degree of smoke-inhalation injury.

A

50

21
Q

If possible, the IV line is secured with a __________ through circumferential dressings.

A

Kerlix Dressing

22
Q

Each yeah, approximately ____ million children are abused by burning, accounting for ____% of all incidents of child abuse.

A

1.5

20

23
Q

Approximately ____% of children admitted to a pediatric burn center are victims of child abuse.

A

20 - 25

24
Q

The two most common mechanisms by which these children receive burns are ________ and _________.

A

scalds

contact burns