Random from CPEN Practice test 1 with Complete Solutions 2024 plague (yersinia pestis) - Correct Answer - fever
- *bloody sputum*
- clinical pneumonia <-- *early sign*
- sepsis + DIC <-- *late sign*
- headache
- dyspnea
- cough
- N/V
- chest/abd pain
- cranial nerve palsy
- normal mentation
- vesiculopustular leisons in face + trunk
anthrax (bacillius anthracis) - Correct Answer - fever
botulism (clostridium botulinum) - Correct Answer -*descending* flaccid paralysis
smallpox (variola) - Correct Answer - fever
Dextrose 5% - Correct Answer *not* used to tx *hypoglycemia* in kids Dextrose 10% - Correct Answer tx hypoglycemia in *neonates* Dextrose 25% - Correct Answer tx hypoglycemia in *1month to 2years old* Dextrose 50% - Correct Answer tx hypoglycemia in *2 years old & older* 1 / 4
in *compartment syndrome*, do you elevate extremity above the heart or at the level of the heart - Correct Answer keep limb *at leave of heart* b/c if you elevate, you're reducing blood flow and w/ compartment syndrome, you are already worried about reduced blood flow *femur factures* are (name *4* things) - Correct Answer 1. can cause significant blood loss
- cause *hemorrhagic shock*
- painful
- presents w/ *external rotation*
*Oxygen supplement* helps a sickle cell anemia pt by - Correct Answer ease WOB oxygen baseline for sickle cell anemia pts are generally - Correct Answer *lower* d/t *sickling of RBC* so important to measure their O2 *Jaw thrust maneuver* is used in - Correct Answer traumatic injury / spinal injury is suspected protects the spine *head tilt maneuver* is used in - Correct Answer non-trauma patients (when spine injury is NOT suspected) *normal liver* palpable up to how many cms below costal margin - Correct Answer up to *2cm* below costal margin *Sickle cell disease* is most susceptible to what 2 things? - Correct Answer 1. *acute chest syndrome* (ACS) 2.sequestration crisis (firm/enlarged spleen) - *LUQ pain* 2 / 4
sequestration crisis tx - Correct Answer 1. *PRBC*
- oxygen (tx inadequate tissue oxygenation)
- *unremarkable* CT of head
- carotid *bruit*
- *normal* mental status
- *altered* mental status
- tachycardia
- *pallor*
- presents usually in *lower extremities* (including butt)
- bloody stools
- abd pain, D/V
- categories
- = occasional grimace, frown, withdrawn, disinterested 3 / 4
What heart sounds are heard w/ *cardiogenic shock*? - Correct Answer *muffled* heart sounds what can cause a *blunt carotid artery* injury? - Correct Answer *cervical* seat belt abrasion s/s of *blunt carotid artery* injury - Correct Answer - *unilateral* weakness
s/s of *intrabdominal hemorrhage* - Correct Answer - hypovolemic shock (hypotensive)
Henoch-Schonlein Purpura - Correct Answer - generalized *vasculitis*
when can *henoch-schonlein purpura* occur - Correct Answer after a recent *URI* FLACC highest score is ____ w/ _____ categories - Correct Answer highest score 10
face - Correct Answer 0 = no particular expression
2= frequent to constant frown, clenched jaw, quivering chin legs - Correct Answer 0= normal/relaxed 1= uneasy, restless, tense 2= kicking or legs drawn up activity - Correct Answer 0= lying quietly, normal position, moves easily 1= squirming, shifting back & forth, tense 2= arched, rigid, jerking cry - Correct Answer 0= no crying 1= moans or occasional whimper 2=crying steadily, screams or sobs, frequent complaining consolibility - Correct Answer 0=content, relaxed 1= reassured by occasional touch, hug, or being talked to, distractable 2=difficult to console/comfort *do not give* what type of drugs to sickle cell disease patients - Correct Answer *NSAIDS* - they can impair kidney function and accelerate kidney damage anticonvulsant meds have shown to increase the risk of what - Correct Answer violence or aggressive behaviors s/s of *epiglottitis* - Correct Answer - drooling
- inability to swallow
- retractions
- stridor
- / 4