Intracranial hypertension is defined as a sustained elevation in intracranial pressure above a MINIMUM of:

A 5-year-old child with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) presents for tympanostomy tube placement. The child is minimally verbal, has significant sensory hypersensitivity, and becomes distressed with unfamiliar environments and physical contact. Which anesthetic approach is most appropriate to reduce perioperative anxiety and the risk of emergence agitation?

Which patient would benefit from the administration of steroids in the perioperative setting?

Occlusion of which artery is associated with the development of oculomotor (CN III) deficits?

A 2° partial‑thickness burn requires skin grafting only if:

According to ABA criteria, a major burn injury includes which of the following?  Select 4

Which TWO of the following are true about the ductus arteriosus?

The administration of which crystalloid solution is MOST likely to adversely affect intracranial pressure in a 12-year-old-male presenting for resection of a posterior fossa tumor?

You are faced today with taking an acutely intoxicated 57 y.o. male for emergency laparotomy.  Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding potential concerns?

What is the leading cause of death for children with cerebral palsy.