CIAMPEDS - Answer- C - Cheif Complaint
I - Immunizations
I - Isolation
A - Allergies
M - Medications
P - Past Medical History
P - Caregivers
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E - Events surrounding the illness/injury
D - Diet
D - Diapers
S - Symptoms associated with the illness or injury
MIVT - Answer- M - Mechanism of injury, including the use of protective devices
I - Injuries suspected
V - Vital signs in prehospital
T - Treatment by prehospital
(Under E in CIAMPEDS)
Secondary Assessment - Answer- F - Full set of vital signs
F - Family presence
F - Focused adjuncts
G - Give comfort
H - History
H - Head to Toe
I - Inspect the Back
Urine Output: Infant - Answer- 2 mL/kg per hour
Urine Output: Child - Answer- 1-2 mL/kg per hour
Urine Output: Adolescent - Answer- 0.5-1 mL/kg per hour
Measuring Urine Output via Diapers - Answer- 1 gram increase in diaper weight = 1 mL of urine
Weight Estimation Formula (1-Puberty) - Answer- Wt (kg) = (3 x age in years) + 7
Normal Systolic BP (2 years or older) - Answer- = 90 + (2 x Age in years)
Lower Limit Normal Systolic BP (2 years or older) - Answer- = 70 + (2 x Age in years)
Normal RR: Infant (1-12 months) - Answer- 30-60
Normal RR: Toddler (1-3 years) - Answer- 24-40
Normal RR: Preschooler (3-5 years) - Answer- 22-34
Normal RR: School-aged (5-11 years) - Answer- 18-30
Normal RR: Adolescent (11-18) - Answer- 12-16
Normal HR: Infant (1-12 months) - Answer- 100-160
Normal HR: Toddler (1-3 years) - Answer- 90-150
Normal HR: Preschooler (3-5 years) - Answer- 80-140
Normal HR: School-aged (5-11 years) - Answer- 70-120
Normal HR: Adolescent (11-18 years) - Answer- 60-100
Systolic BP: Neonate (Term, birth to 28 days) - Answer- > 60 (or strong central pulse)
Systolic BP: Child (>10) - Answer- > 90
AVPU scale - Answer- A - Awake and alert
V - Responsive to verbal stimuli
P - Responsive only to painful stimuli
U - Completely unresponsive
Primary Assessment - Answer- A - Airway w/ Cervical spine immobilization
B - Breathing
C - Circulation
D - Disability (Brief neurological assessment)
E - Exposure and Environmental Control
Fluid Bolus - Answer- 20 mL/kg of Crystalloid
Fluid Bolus for Cardiogenic Shock - Answer- 10 mL/kg of Crystalloid
Blood Administration - Answer- 10 mL/kg
Estimating ETT tube Depth - Answer- Depth (cm) = Internal tube diameter (mm) x 3
Estimated Uncuffed ETT (1-10 yrs) - Answer- Uncuffed ETT = (Age in years/4) + 4
Estimated Cuffed ETT (1-10 yrs) - Answer- Cuffed = (Age in years/4) + 3.5
Systolic BP: Infant (1-24 mo) - Answer- > 70 (or strong central pulse)
Systolic BP: Child (2-10) - Answer- > 70 + (2 x Age in years)
Pediatric Assessment Triangle (PAT) - Answer- Appearance (across the room)
Work of Breathing
Circulation to Skin
Adolescent Age Range - Answer- 11-18 years
School-Aged Children Age Range - Answer- 5-11 years
Preschooler Age Range - Answer- 3-5 years
Toddler Age Range - Answer- 1-3 years
Infant Age Range - Answer- 1-12 months
Neonate Age Range - Answer- Birth-28 days
Circulating Blood Volume: Infant - Answer- 90 mL/kg
Circulating Blood Volume: Child - Answer- 80 mL/kg
Circulating Blood Volume: Adult - Answer- 70 mL/kg
Growth - Answer- Increase in weight and BMI that can be plotted on specific growth charts (boys, girls, age)
Development - Answer- Gradual and successive increase in abilities and skills on a predetermined path (Developmental Milestones)
Normal Infant Reflexes - Answer- Moro, Suck, Root, Startle, Babinski, Grasp, Step
Pediatric Parkland Formula - Answer- Fluid resuscitation in burn trauma
%TBSA burn x child's wt (kg) x 4 mL = mL to be infused in 1st 24 hours
Administer 1/2 total amount in first 8 hours (time starts at injury time)
Administer second 1/2 over next 16 hours
Maintenance fluids with glucose for kiddos under 5 years
Rule of 9's in Pediatric Burns - Answer- Hand 1%
Head 18%
Front 18%
Back 18%
Leg 14%
Arm 9% [Show Less]