Pediatric Anatomy & Physiology: Core Concepts
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- 1
Which of the following is NOT a typical symptom of glandular fever in a child?
- AFever
- BLymphadenopathy
- CSplenomegaly
- DWeight gain
- 2
What is the primary reason children are more susceptible to ear infections compared to adults?
- ATheir Eustachian tubes are shorter, narrower, and more horizontal.
- BThey have larger adenoids.
- CTheir immune systems are fully developed at birth.
- DTheir adenoids produce fewer antibodies.
- 3
Which electrolyte imbalance increases the risk of digoxin toxicity?
- AHypercalcemia
- BHyperkalemia
- CHyponatremia
- DHypokalemia
- 4
What is the immediate treatment for hypoglycemia?
- A15–20g fast-acting carbohydrates, followed by protein/fat snack.
- BAdminister glucagon intramuscularly and monitor
- CAdminister IV fluids containing dextrose
- DAdminister long-acting insulin.
- 5
What is a key difference in respiratory assessment between a 3-year-old and an adult?
- A3-year-olds have a slower normal respiratory rate.
- BAdults have a faster normal respiratory rate.
- CAdults' airways are more susceptible to obstruction.
- D3-year-olds may have difficulty coordinating breathing with movement.