If a Child Presents with the Abrupt Classic "Ds" (Drooling

question 5

Multiple Choice

If a child presents with the abrupt classic "Ds" (drooling, distress, dystonia, dysphagia) and is tripoding, the pediatric nurse should immediately suspect epiglottis and rapidly administer what type of medication intravenously?

• A) Antibiotics
• B) Bronchodilators
• C) Corticosteroids
• D) Antihistamines

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Definitions:

Medical Record

A comprehensive document containing a patient's personal identification, medical history, treatment plans, and progress notes.

Auricle

The visible part of the ear that is outside the head, also known as the pinna, which helps direct sound into the ear canal.

Ear Canal

The narrow passage leading from the outer ear to the eardrum.

Acidic Medication

Medications that have a low pH and can increase the acidity of bodily fluids or tissues, potentially used for specific medical conditions.