PALS - Team Response Scenario: Keyla Suber COMPLETE SOLUTION 2022

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PALS - Team Response Scenario: Keyla Suber COMPLETE SOLUTION 2022 Based on what Annie observed during the rapid assessment of Keyla, she should record which assessment finding(s) in the Circulatio... n section of the PAT? - ✔✔Keyla has dusky (pale) skin and pale, dry lips. Annie uses the Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) to measure Keyla's neurologic status. She notes that Keyla opens her eyes spontaneously. However, Keyla seems confused and unclear when she responds to Annie, and pulls away from painful stimuli. What total would Annie record? Reference the Pediatric Glasgow Coma Scale to determine the total. - ✔✔12 - 4 to eye opening, 4 in verbal response and 4 in motor response for a total score of 12. Which of the following items should Annie gather in order to provide immediate, priority care for Keyla? - ✔✔The team needs an IV/IO start kit so that they can start infusing Normal Saline, and a glucometer to test blood glucose level. Pasha has been trying to get an IV started, but can't get a line in. Which of the following is the best response? - ✔✔"Getting vascular access in place is a priority, so start an IO instead." How many mLs of 0.9% normal saline should Pasha administer to Keyla based on her weight of 20 kg? - ✔✔The correct dosage of normal saline fluid is 20 mL/kg. Keyla's weight is 20 kg, so Pasha should administer 400 mL of normal saline. Based on these assessment findings, Dr. Alvarez instructs the team to perform which priority action? - ✔✔her heart rate is a bit high and her pulse ox reading has dropped to 88%. These findings indicate that she needs assistance with breathing. The priority action in this case is BVM ventilations with 100% [Show More]

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