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ACLS Practice Questions ACLS PALS BLS

The best answer is: 1 and 3 only

The best answer is: all of the above

The best answer is: false

Which of the following should be routinely given to patients with acute coronary syndromes?

The best answer is: all of the above

In the intubated patient with absent left-sided breath sounds, the first step is:

The best answer is: check the tube placement

If IV access is unsuccessful, what is the recommended dose of epinephrine via the ET tube?

The best answer is: 0.1 ml/kg of the 1:1,000 solution

Which of the following are commonly observed signs of shock in children?

1. pale or mottled skin color

2. skin: cold and moist

3. confusion or reduced level of consciousness

4. prolonged capillary refill

The best answer is: all of the above

Wheezing is caused by:

The best answer is: all of the above

The initial (1st shock) energy level which should be administered for pediatric defibrillation, should be:

The best answer is: 2.0 joules/kg

Which of the following may result in adenosine not being successful in converting a tachyarrhythmia?

The best answer is: all of the above

The infant chest should be compressed by the lone healthcare provider

The best answer is: Using 2 or 3 fingers, just below the nipple line

Sudden collapse in the adult is more likely a result of an arrhythmia that may require a defibrillator.

The best answer is: True

When 2 or more healthcare providers are performing CPR on an infant, compressions should be done with

The best answer is: The 2 thumb-encircling hand technique

Compressions should depress the chest of the infant and child by

The best answer is: One-third to one-half the depth of the chest

How long should it take to deliver one rescue breath?

The best answer is: 1 second

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ACLS Practice Questions ACLS PALS BLS

The best answer is: 1 and 3 only

The best answer is: all of the above

The best answer is: false

Which of the following should be routinely given to patients with acute coronary syndromes?

The best answer is: all of the above

In the intubated patient with absent left-sided breath sounds, the first step is:

The best answer is: check the tube placement

If IV access is unsuccessful, what is the recommended dose of epinephrine via the ET tube?

The best answer is: 0.1 ml/kg of the 1:1,000 solution

Which of the following are commonly observed signs of shock in children? 1. pale or mottled skin color 2. skin: cold and moist 3. confusion or reduced level of consciousness 4. prolonged capillary refill

The best answer is: all of the above

Wheezing is caused by:

The best answer is: all of the above

The initial (1st shock) energy level which should be administered for pediatric defibrillation, should be:

The best answer is: 2.0 joules/kg

Which of the following may result in adenosine not being successful in converting a tachyarrhythmia?

The best answer is: all of the above

The infant chest should be compressed by the lone healthcare provider

The best answer is: Using 2 or 3 fingers, just below the nipple line

Sudden collapse in the adult is more likely a result of an arrhythmia that may require a defibrillator.

The best answer is: True

When 2 or more healthcare providers are performing CPR on an infant, compressions should be done with

The best answer is: The 2 thumb-encircling hand technique

Compressions should depress the chest of the infant and child by

The best answer is: One-third to one-half the depth of the chest

How long should it take to deliver one rescue breath?

The best answer is: 1 second

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Which of the following are commonly observed signs of shock in children?

1. pale or mottled skin color

2. skin: cold and moist

3. confusion or reduced level of consciousness

4. prolonged capillary refill