You are treating a child in hypovolemic shock. What is your initial fluid dose?

 During assessment of a patient with suspected epiglottitis, you find the patient is having difficulty swallowing. Which explanation describes why the patient is drooling?

You are treating a 3 year old patient who is unresponsive and apneic.  Pulse is 58 and there is no palpable blood pressure. What condition best summarizes their finding to medical control during a radio report?

 You are called to the scene of an unresponsive 2-year-old patient. Your assessment reveals a blood sugar of 48 mg/dl. Which of the following would be the most appropriate way to manage this patient?

You are attempting to differentiate asthma from bronchiolitis. Lung sound auscultation reveals wheezes throughout all fields. What finding would most likely suggest the infant patient is experiencing bronchiolitis rather than asthma?

Which of the following is a pre-labor emergency?

What is the patient’s Glasgow Coma Scale?

Rescuers are assessing a 10-year-old with altered mental status and dyspnea after ingesting “uppers”. He is tachycardic, pale, and diaphoretic. He is hypotensive and his EKG reveals a wide-complex ventricular tachycardia of 188. What is the best definitive treatment for this patient?

Which of the following are normal events during childbirth (Choose 3)

In regards to neonatal resuscitation, list the following in order of most to least commonly needed