Question 1
How does the dosing of midazolam differ between children and adults?
Question 2
How long can it take for oxygen desaturation to occur in newborns?
Question 3
Why are air bubbles in IV lines more dangerous for pediatric patients?
Question 4
Why is pediatric anesthesia training considered extensive?
Question 5
What are some of the challenges specific to pediatric emergency situations involving anesthesia?
Question 6
What gauge needle is typically used for pediatric IVs?
Question 7
What is the primary induction method for anesthesia in children?
Question 8
Which anesthetic is associated with malignant hyperthermia?
Question 9
What condition can result from recent respiratory infections in pediatric anesthesia?
Question 10
Which of the following is an emergency medication prepared in advance for pediatric patients?
Question 11
Why is midazolam often given orally to children in pre-operative medication?
Question 12
What is a critical difference in anesthesia induction methods between adults and children?
Question 13
What specific purpose do pediatric anesthesiologists' fun scrub caps serve?
Question 14
Why might surgeries be postponed for children who had recent respiratory illnesses?
Question 15
What is the function of atropine during pediatric anesthesia emergencies?