What controls would a therapist set for a ventilator to deliver pressure control ventilation?       1.  Flow, Rate, and Inspiratory time       2.  Flow, Inspiratory time, and Pressure level       3.  Rate and Pressure level       4.  Rate, Inspiratory time, and Pressure level

All of the following are acceptable weaning parameters for adolescents from mechanical ventilation except:

RSV bronchiolitis should be treated with Q4 bronchodilators

Which of the following are conditions effecting the lower airway in the pediatric patient?

All of the following is true regarding ductus arteriousus except:

Interpret the following capillary blood gas: pH 7.37   PcCO2 46   PcO2 40  HCO3 23

What are the primary characteristics of cystic fibrosis?             1.  Chronic obstruction and infection of the airways and Decreased sweat chloride concentration             2.  Chronic obstruction and infection of the airways, Exocringe pancreatic insufficiency, and Decreased sweat chloride concentration             3.  Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency and Maldigestion and small bowel obstruction             4.  Chronic obstruction and infection of the airways, Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency and Maldigestion and small bowel obstruction

The nutcracker syndrome describes:

The therapist, working with a neonate, observes that the newborn has adequate ventilatory efforts and heart rate of 120 bpm.  However, at the same time, the newborn demonstrates cyanosis of the lips and mucous membranes.  What should the therapist do at this time?

Condition where increased pressure in a confined space negatively affects circulation and the viability of tissue in that space