With respect to CPR and foreign body airway obstruction procedures, the child should be treated as an adult once:

If an initial cardioversion attempt is unsuccessful in a 33-pound child, you should repeat the procedure using ___ joules:

Epiglottitis in children:

When preparing to intubate a small child, it is important to remember that:

A 9-year-old, 55-pound girl presents with generalized hives, marked facial swelling, and loud inspiratory stridor. She is conscious but appears sleepy. You can MOST rapidly improve this child’s condition by:

If an infant or small child swallowed a rigid foreign body, he or she would MOST likely experience respiratory distress because:

The most common inflammatory disease of the small bowel in children is:

What is the likely diagnosis for the sonographic appearance (arrows) seen on the appendix (A) examination on a pediatric patient? figure_19.32__continued_.jpg

A rare congenital dilatation of the common bile duct that usually presents as abdominal pain, mass and jaundice is known as:

What is the most common condition requiring emergency surgical intervention in children?