Question: At what rate per minute should you ventilate an adult patient who is not​ breathing?

Answer: 12

Question: Which of the following involves relaxation of the rib muscles and the​ diaphragm?

Answer: Exhalation and expiration

Question:

Answer: Speak to the​ patient’s parent or guardian.

Question: A​ 4-year-old patient presents with respiratory distress and just developed a significant drop in heart rate. You should​ first:

Answer: assist ventilations with supplemental oxygen.

Question: Which of the following is a contraindication to the use of​ CPAP?

Answer: Nausea and vomiting

Question: An inhaler containing a beta agonist medication is intended​ to:

Answer: dilate the airways.

Question: At what rate per minute should you ventilate a​ child?

Answer: 20

Question: Normal breathing​ is:

Answer: regular under most circumstances.

Question: A​ 17-year-old female complains of respiratory distress. When you listen to her chest you hear high pitched​ “squeaking” sounds in her lower airways. These sounds would best be described​ as:

Answer: wheezes.

Question: Administer oxygen to a pediatric patient and transport as quickly as possible if the patient​ begins:

Answer: wheezing or grunting.