Fisdap Emt Ob/gyn And Pediatrics Study Guide Exam Questions (23 Terms) With Verified Definitions Updated 2024

Indications for suctioning a newborn {Ans: Meconium (suction aggressively), amniotic fluid after birth, anything in airway}Anatomical differences in pediatrics {Ans: Smaller airway, tongue larger in ratio to pharynx than adult, smaller reserve of everything (blood volume, O2, electrolytes, glucose, homeostasis), more flexible (don't break bones as often), compensate better but for a shorter time and decompensate quicker, more susceptible to febrile seizure, weaker immune system}stages of delivery {Ans: ■ Cervix Dilation phase ■ Expulsion phase ■ Placental phase}Complications from spinal immobilization {Ans: children will need extra padding}treat a respiratory emergency {Ans: -Supine if unconscious; comfortably (usually upright) if conscious C A B-Assess and provide basic life support, as needed MONITOR VITALS:-Blood pressure, heart rate, respiratory rate-Manage patient's anxiety-Provide definitive management of respiratory distress-Activate EMS as needed}Treat a female with supine hypotensive syndrom {Ans: transport on left side}Recognize an ectopic pregnancy {Ans: nausea/vomiting w/ pain, abdominal cramps, one-sided body pain, pain in shoulder/neck/rectum}Pediatric Assessment Triangle (PAT) {Ans: A structured assessment tool that allows you to rapidly form a general impression of the infant or child without touching him or her; consists of assessing appearance, work of breathing, and circulation to the skin.}Treat a