An infant with intussusception has sudden onset of crampy abdominal pain; the infant’s knees draw up, and the infant cries out and exhibits pallor with a colicky pattern occurring every 15 to 20 minutes.

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An infant with intussusception has sudden onset of crampy abdominal pain; the infant’s knees draw up, and the infant cries out and exhibits pallor with a colicky pattern occurring every 15 to 20 minutes.

Correct Answer: D

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The acceptable O2 saturation depends on the patient and clinical situation. Generally, supplemental O2 should be administered to achieve goal saturation level above

Correct Answer: D

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The decreased incidence of SIDS during the past two decades explained partly by

Correct Answer: A

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The MOST common foreign bodies aspirated by young children are

Correct Answer: A

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It may be difficult to differentiate asthma from bronchiolitis by physical examination, but all the following may be helpful EXCEPT

Correct Answer: B

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