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stevenposner

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Which of the following differences should be expected when assessing a pediatric patient, as compared to the adult patient?
 
  A) The normal respiratory rate is faster.
  B) An adult's tongue is proportionally larger than that of a child and should always be considered as a potential airway obstruction.
  C) The normal pulse rate is slower.
  D) Capillary refill is not as reliable an indicator of circulatory status.

Question 2

Which of the following could be used for vascular access if necessary?
 
  A) An arterial line
  B) A PEG tube
  C) a urostomy
  D) A PICC line



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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