Which of the following routes of fluid administration is used in neonates, because it has essentially the same effect as IV administration, but does not require catheterization of a vein?

Which of the following fluids has an acidifying effect?

“Stertor” is characterized by harsh high-pitched respiratory sound usually caused by obstruction to airflow at pharynx or larynx.

An abnormal P wave likely indicates:

____________ fluids have a lesser osmolality than blood and prvide a greater proportion of water than of electrolytes.

The circulating blood volume as a proportion of total body weight (ml/kg) is the lowest in a___________________.

You are unable to access a vein for intravenous (IV) administration in a neonate who experience cardiovascular collapse. You must administer fluids soon. What alternative route might you use with success?

During CPCR, stimulation of the Governor Vessel 26 acupuncture point is used to

When 0.9% saline solution is administered intravenously, within a short time, only about _________ will remain in the vascular space.

Which of the following fluids would increase intravascular oncotic pressures in a patient with hypoproteinemia?