Question 1
You are assessing an infant you suspect is suffering from hypoperfusion (shock). Which of the following would you recognize as a sign of shock in an infant?
◦ Bradycardia
◦ Cool, clammy skin
◦ Capillary refill <1 second
◦ Pink, warm, dry skin
Question 2
You are at a private residence assessing a 1-year-old patient. The mother states she called an ambulance because her daughter was having a seizure. The child has been ill for the past two days. The patient is very warm to the touch and is not responding appropriately for her age. Your treatment should include ________.
◦ removing warm clothing down to underpants or diaper
◦ placing ice packs in the armpits, groin and around the head
◦ sponging the child's back and arms with rubbing alcohol
◦ giving the patient ice chips to suck
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