Children with Special Healthcare Needs Eval

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What are the normal vital signs for a Child with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN) who has sustained moderate to severe acute physical trauma (BP / P / R)? *

120/80, 80, 18

80/40, 60, 12

Whatever maintains their responsiveness

Whatever is normal for them

Define a Child with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN) *

Any child with a chronic medical condition

Any child with a technology assisted chronic medical condition

Any child with an acute illness or injury

Any child who is susceptible to illness or injury

What is the recommended fluid bolus for a Child with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN) who has sustained acute trauma? *

500 cc bolus

Consider starting with a bolus of 20 cc per kilogram of body weight

Consider starting with a bolus of 10 cc per kilogram of body weight

1000 cc bolus

Other:

In the non-verbal child how do you assess for pain?

Crepitus and deformity

Observation of changes in facial expression and or other body language

Rigidity and rebound

Observation of changes in caused by swelling and or other visible signs

Other:

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