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BRWH

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You are assessing a 2-year-old who was involved in a minor car accident. She is currently alert and oriented. While you are assessing her for possible injuries, which of the following would be considered appropriate?
 
  A) Assess the child starting at her head and moving to her feet.
  B) Allow the child to hold a favorite toy during the assessment.
  C) Be firm with the child and provide concrete instructions on what you expect.
  D) Touch and hold the child as much as possible.

Question 2

You and the critical care transport team are taking a critically ill patient to another hospital. Among many IV infusions and monitors, the patient is also on a ventilator. You note that the FDO2 is set at 0.50. What does this mean?
 
  A) Fifty percent of the patient's respirations are provided by the ventilator.
  B) Ventilations are provided when the patient breathes less than 50 times a minute.
  C) The patient is being ventilated at a rate pf 50 breaths per minute.
  D) The provided oxygen concentration is set at 50 percent.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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