Exam 8: Perioperative Pediatrics

What procedure may have to be performed as a result of a child ingesting caustic agents that may burn the mouth,lips,pharynx,and esophagus?

Pediatric patients have a higher occurrence and frequency of malignant tumors than adults.

In the school-aged child the most common cause for an abdominal surgical procedure is:

When greater than ____ of estimated blood volume is lost,hypotension is apparent in the pediatric patient.

Which is one of the "rule of tens" in regard to cleft lip repair?

Anorectal malformation occurs during what weeks of fetal development?

Into what stage would Erikson place a 24-month-old child to determine his or her psychological development?

Which is one of the seven physical anomalies referred to in the VACTERL association or syndrome?

Which is one of the most common causes of cardiac death within the first week of life?

For a child approaching puberty who weighs 40 kg,what would the estimated blood volume be?

Which is a common pediatric procedure performed that results from the diagnosis of otitis media?

Which type of injury is the leading cause of death in children?

What criteria is fetal viability based on?

What is one specific feature of patients with "pectus excavatum"?

When is pulmonary ventilation established?

What condition occurs when a portion of the bowel slides into another segment and causes obstruction?

Talipes ____ means the forefoot is inverted and talipes ____ means the forefoot is everted.

The pediatric patient may be left alone while recovering from surgery in the PACU.

What type of shunt is placed when attempting to drain fluid from the ventricles to the right atrium of the heart?

Choose the palliative procedure performed on an infant with transposition of the great vessels.