Cardiac arrest in children and infants is most commonly caused by?

A neonate is reported to be “acting strangely” according to parents. What assessment findings would suggest a hypoglycemic event versus a hyperglycemic event? (Use all choices)

A pediatric patient is presenting with a decreased level of consciousness and an abnormal breathing pattern. Family relays the patient has had polydipsia, polyphagia, and polyuria. After assuring the airway is clear and oxygen is being administered, the paramedic should:

A conscious pediatric patient aspirated a foreign object into their lower airway. The paramedic should

Which of the following statements is most correct regarding characteristics of the child abuser?

EMS providers are assessing a 12 year old with a wide complex tachycardia on the monitor. Which of the following signs or symptoms would indicate the patient is unstable and requires immediate cardioversion?

A newborn is apenic has a heart rate of 64 after the 1 minute APGAR assessment. The paramedic should

EMS is called to a residence for a 2 month old with fever and poor feeding. The mother is detached from the situation and is sitting in another room. The husband reports she has been moody, sleeping frequently, and withdrawn. The paramedic should suspect

A 32 year old patient is pregnant and actively seizing. Their hands, wrists, feet, and ankles appear edematous. Which of the following would be indicated in the treatment of this patient? (CHOOSE 2)

An EMS crew is treating a pediatric pneumonia patient. The paramedic noticed the patient’s condition change from respiratory distress to respiratory failure. What likely happened to indicate this change has occurred?