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Pediatric patients possess a(n) ____ ratio of body surface area (BSA) to skin surface area.
 A) double
  B) less
  C) greater
  D) equal


Q. 2  A mode of ventilation in which all breaths are mandatory, pressure limited, and time cycled with an inverse I:E ratio is termed:
 A) airway pressure release ventilation (APRV)
  B) volume-controlled inverse-ratio ventilation (VCIRV)
  C) pressure-controlled inverse-ratio ventilation (PCIRV)
  D) volume-assured pressure support


Q. 3  Chronic illness/problems in pediatric patients often indicate
 A) croup
  B) allergies
  C) infection
  D) congenital problems


Q. 4  A mode of ventilation in which the patient is able to breathe spontaneously between mechanical (mandatory) breaths is termed:
 A) assist control (A/C)
  B) pressure support
  C) synchronized intermittent mandatory ventilation (SIMV)
  D) pressure control


Q. 5  When a patient has consolidated alveoli, in which direction might the trachea deviate?
 A) Toward the involved side
  B) Toward the back
  C) Away from the involved side
  D) Toward the front
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What an excellent community, thanks for answering
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