20. Which statement is correct concerning neurological assessment during post-resuscitation management?Dilated unresponsive pupils, hypertension, bradycardia, respiratory irregularities, or apnea may indicate cerebrat hemiationProlonged hypoventilation is suggested for imminent cerebral herniation Hypothermia should be elicty avoided. Seizures should not be treated21. Which statement concerning ventricular tachycardia is NOT correct?Ventricular tachycardia is very common in childrenVentricular tachycardia most often occurs in children with underlying cardiac disease or in children who have had heart surgeryVentricular tachycardia can result from electrolyte disturbabcesVentricular tachvcardia is a wide complex rhythm

Why should therapeutic hypothermia be considered in an adult comatose person during the post-cardiac arrest period?Question 69Answera.To prevent tachycardiab.To prevent sepsisc.To re-establish circulationd.To protect the brain/organs

48. Which statement about tachycardia is NOT correct?  A heart rate of 175 bpm is within normal range for a child up to two A normal heart rate for an infant may be twice as fast as normal heart rate for an older child.  Sinus tachycardia IS commonly a dangerous rhythm that can quickly deteriorate to cardiac arrest. Tachycardia may be a normal, non-dangerous. heart rate in response to stress Ie anxiety.49. What is the primary therapy for hypovolemic shock?Fluid resuscitationCorrection of metabolic derangementsVasopressorsAntibiotics50. Pulse oximetry is monitored during post-resuscitation care to:Monitor hypoglycemia Optimize Ventilation and circulation Stabilize Blood pressure Monitor hypovolemia

Select all the true statements Prolonged seizures damage the brain If a child has reduced consciousness and we cannot check the blood glucose, we should treat for hypoglycaemia regardless The AVPU assessment requires us to always check response to pain Convulsions are obvious Glucose must be given if the blood sugar is below 5 mmol/l (90 mg/dl)

A 25-year-old male was pulled comatose from the bottom of a private swimming pool. Immersion time was unknown. His pupils were dilated, and his breathing was agonal. CPR was initiated at the scene, and the paramedics intubated him at once. Which of the following electrolyte disorder is most likely to be the cause of the cardiac arrest?Question 96Answera.Hypokalemia.b.Hypomagnesemiac.Hypocalcemiad.Hyponatremia.

25. Which statement about cardiovascular support during post-resuscitation management is NOT correct?Cardiac dysfunction can last for hours after resuscitationInvasive techniques should never be used to monitor blood pressure in individuals with poor perfusion or frequent arrhythmia. Shock and respiratory failure may produce decreased tissue perfusion and oxygenation, which may cause continued cardiovascular problems. You should monitor urine output