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PALS Heartcode Latest Update - Actual Exam from Credible Source with Questions and 100% Verified Detailed Correct Answers Guaranteed A+ Approved by Professor

Define bradycardia. - CORRECT ANSWER: A heart rate that is:

  • slow for normal range
  • activity
  • clinical condition

For stable patients with regular wide-complex, and monomorphic tachycardia, consider -

CORRECT ANSWER: adenosine

How are tachycardia and tachyarrhythmias classified? - CORRECT ANSWER: By the

width of the QRS complex.

How is tachycardia defined? - CORRECT ANSWER: A heart rate that is fast for the

child's age.

How should sinus tachycardia be treated? - CORRECT ANSWER: Treat the underlying

cause.

If amiodarone or procainamide does not terminate the rapid rhythm, why should

adenosine be considered? - CORRECT ANSWER: A wide-complex tachycardia could

be SVT with aberrant ventricular conduction.

If bradycardia persists after initial treatment, and HR < 60 /min, what is the next step? -

CORRECT ANSWER: Begin CPR.

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In what conditions is atropine preferred over epinephrine as 1st choice treatment of symptomatic bradycardia? - CORRECT ANSWER: When the bradycardia is due to:

  • excessive vagal tone
  • cholinergic drug toxicity, e.g. organophosphates
  • complete AV block (primary bradycardia)

In what patients would asymptomatic bradycardia not be problematic? - CORRECT

ANSWER: A well-conditioned athlete.

A healthy child who is sleeping.

Oxygen should be titrated to maintain a pulse ox saturation of - CORRECT ANSWER:

94-99%

Venticular fibrillation is associated with - CORRECT ANSWER: no organized heart

rhythm and no coordinated contractions.

What are characteristics of ventricular tachycardia? - CORRECT ANSWER: The rapid rate may

  • deteriorate into pulseless VT or VFib
  • compromise ventricular filling
  • It is a wide QRS generated within the ventricles

What are the causes of primary bradycardia? - CORRECT ANSWER: Congenital or

acquired heart conditions.

What are the causes of secondary bradycardia? - CORRECT ANSWER: Hypoxia,

hypotension, hypothermia, acidosis, drugs.

What are the characteristics of atrial flutter? - CORRECT ANSWER: - Atrial rate 300 /min or higher

  • Venticular rate often slower
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