What Methods Should Be Used to Prevent Aspiration in a Child

question 10

Multiple Choice

What methods should be used to prevent aspiration in a child with a Glasgow Coma Scale sCore of 8 or less
I.Management of cerebral perfusion pressure
II.Rapid sequence intubation
III.Inhaled nitric oxide initially, followed by high positive pressure breaths to avoid aspiration
IV.Administration of benzodiazepine
V.Sellick maneuver

• A)I, III, and V
• B)I, II, III, IV, and V
• C)II, III, and IV
• D)II and V

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