A 26-month-old toddler is reported to have fallen and lacerated his chin. His mother did not witness the fall. As you proceed through your assessment, your partner reports that she's concerned about his heart rate, which she measures as 64. She's checked it twice. Your knowledge of normal vital signs for a patient this age suggests that his pulse rate is:

You are examining a patient's face. Upon observing the eyes, you notice a droop in the eyelids. This condition is known as:

A) nystagmus. B) apoptosis. C) anisocoria. D) ptosis.

It has been some time since you were involved in the care of a pediatric patient. You decide to review the assessment and treatment basics that your medical director requires. To review this information, which one of the following resources should you consult first?

A) Emergency Medical Responders B) Reputable Internet websites C) Emergency department nurses D) Service protocols