Module 2 Care of Child with Respiratory, Cardiac, and Hematology Disorders Flashcards

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What is the difference between an adult epiglottis and a child epiglottis

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Child Epiglottis is smaller and may not close properly

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Define: Bronchiolitis

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inflammation of the bronchioles

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What are 7 signs of Respiratory distress in a child

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Flared Nostrils 
Cyanosis 
Grunting 
Wheezing 
Stridor 
Pallor
Change in Respiratory and Cardiac Rate
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Flared nostrils are

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Quivering nostrils

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Grunting in a child sounds like

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An Oinking sound

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Respiratory distress in a child can lead to (3)

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Restlessness and Air hunger

Dyspnea

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Circumoral pallor is

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Pallor around mouth

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Cyanosis is a sign of

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Severe Respiratory Distress

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What is the best position to put a child in for Respiratory Distress

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High fowlers

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What are 4 things we can do for a child with Respiratory Distress (other than high fowlers)

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Increase Humidity
Chest Physiotherapy (PT)
Increase Hydration
Control Temperature

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What should the O2 Sat be on a child and how do we check it

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Above 92, on toes

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What disorder causes O2 Sat to be low

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Cystic Fibrosis

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What is the best way to diagnose a Resp disorder in a child under 5

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Pulse Ox, and ABG

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What are 2 nursing interventions for a child going into resp. tent

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Dress kids with least clothes as possible

No Electronic or battery operated toys

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What is the preferred Resp tx. to admin Oxygen

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Mask

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When do we use a Cannula to admin Oxygen

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Older kids

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What can we use if a child has Bronchodilators

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Nebulizer

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When performing postural drainage on a child, what position should we place them in

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Side lying (across lap)

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How often should we perform Postural Drainage / Chest PT

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3-4X day, 10-15 min

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A mechanical vest is used to help with

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Cupping and Clapping

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When is the best time to perform postural drainage

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In the Morn B4 Breakfast, during tx.

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What do we use on kids to perform Nasal Suctioning

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Bulb Syringe

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How long can we perform suctioning on an infant

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No longer than 5-10 seconds

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What are some immediate signs of Strep throat

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Redness w/ white patches

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If there is swelling in the middle of the throat what must we not do
Culture for Strep throat
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Define Mononucleosis
Strep infection spread through Saliva
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What can Mononucleosis lead to
Extreme lethargy
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Strep throat can be tx with
Throat culture and Abx
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If a child has more than 3 strep throats in a year what should we advise
Tonsillectomy
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Kid snoring happens because of
Enlarged Tonsils
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If child has any kind of blood disorder what must we not do
Tonsillectomy
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What are 6 Nursing interventions of Post op care for Tonsillectomy
``` Position Side lying Observe for swallowing (bleeding) Ice collar for bleeding Clear diet No nose blowing No hot fluids / soft foods ```
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What Temp should we call M.D. for
101 +
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How do we treat Obstructed airway for a child under 1 year old
Abdominal Thrust
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How do we treat Obstructed airway for a child over 1 year old
Back blows
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What are 3 common symptoms of Epiglottitis
Acutely ill Drooling , agitation Cherry red epiglottis
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What are 2 important nursing interventions for a child with Epiglottitis
Trache at bedside | Don't use tongue blade
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What are 3 symptoms of Laryngotracheobronchitis
Stridor Resp. Distress "Seal like Bark"
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What are 3 nursing interventions for Laryngotracheobronchitis
Cold air Hot showers Monitor O2 Sat
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What are 3 symptoms of Bronchiolitis
Wheezing Cyanosis Dehydration
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What are 3 Tx for Bronchiolitis
Abx IV fluids INCREASE FLUIDS O2 admin
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RSV stand for
Respiratory Syncytial Virus
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RSV is known for
Being most frequent hospitalization of children under 1
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What is tx for RSV (2)
Increase Humidity | Steroids (for inflammation)
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What are 3 nursing interventions for RSV
Increase fluids Nasal Suction PRN Take O2
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What are 4 S/S of Child Pneumonia
Fever Anorexia Shallow Respirations SOB
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What are 3 tx. for Child Pneumonia
Rest Abx IV fluids
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Asthma is considered a
Dry Resp Disorder
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What are 3 symptoms of Asthma
Wheezing Dyspnea Resp Distress
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What are 4 tx. for Asthma
Bronchodilators MDI Nebulizers Corticosteroids
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What should we always have on hand for a child with Asthma
Adrenalin
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What are the 3 main food allergies for Children
Peanuts Dairy Chocolate
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Cystic Fibrosis leads to
Failure to thrive
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What are 3 symptoms of Cystic Fibrosis
Failure to Thrive Salty taste to skin Meconium ileus
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Meconium ileus is
no stool passed within 24 hours
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How do we dx. Cystic Fibrosis (2)
Stool Analysis | Sweat test
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How might the stool be in a child with Cystic Fibrosis
Steatorrhea Large bulky Fatty Foul Smelling Stool
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What are 6 Symptoms of Cystic Fibrosis
``` COPD Barrel Chest Clubbed Fingers Cor Pulmonale Rectal Prolapse Fat Soluble Vitamin Deficiency ```
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What is Cor Pulmonale
Heart defect from low O2
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A child with Cystic Fibrosis is always .... and has ....
Hungry, loose skin
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How do we tx. Cystic Fibrosis (4)
Pancrease Humidity Bronchodilators Increased protein, fat, calories, vitamins (3,000 per day)
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Epistaxis is
Bleeding from nose
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Epistaxis is usually first sign of
Leukemia
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If Epistaxis lasts for more than 15 min what should we do
Call doctor
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How do we tx Epistaxis (2)
Apply ice | Pinch bridge of nose while leaning forward
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How can we "cauterize" the nose
Apply Silver Nitrate
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SIDS stands for
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
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SIDS is more common in
Males
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Dehydration can lead to
Bad diet, child not eating
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What are the 3 Blood disorders that we don't do Tonsillectomy for
Hemophilia ITP Leukemia
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Is Rheumatic Fever contagious
yes, but not communicable
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Migratory Polyarthritis
Many stiffness in joints, moves around body
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Skin eruptions are
Preparer Rash, large flat reddened areas
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Sydenham's Chorea
irritation of nerve cells, twitching and jumping
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Tx. for Rheumatic Fever (4)
Rest Tylenol/ Motrin Erythromycin Prednisone
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What are the 3 Acyanotic Defects
Patent Ductus Arteriosus Atrial Septal Defect Ventricular septal defect
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What is Patent Ductus Arteriosus
Artery does not open
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In patients with Atrial Septal Defect we can
Hear a loud Murmur
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How do we tx. Atrial Septal Defect
Cardiac Catheterization
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Ventricular Septal Defect is known for being
Most common
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What are 3 Cyanotic Defects
Tetralogy of fallot Coarctation of the Aorta Transposition of great vessels
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Tetralogy of fallot is
Babies crying leads to cyanosis
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Coarctation of the aorta is
Narrow Aorta
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Transposition of great vessels is
Pulmonary Artery and Aorta are switched
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What are 3 S/S of Congestive Heart Failure
Fatigue during feedings Weight gain Sweating
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What are 4 tx for CHF
Rest Lasix Digoxin Potassium
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Endocarditis is a side effect of
Strep throat
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When is the highest incidence of Iron Deficiency Anemia
9 mo - 2 years
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What is a common sign of Iron Deficiency Anemia
Pallor
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What is Sickle Cell Anemia
Decrease in HgB due to crescent shape of RBC's
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To have Sickle Cell Anemia Disease
You must have gene from both parents
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Blood in Sickle Cell patients does not clot it
Clumps
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What are 5 S/S of Sickle Cell
``` Fatigue Tissue Hypoxia Jaundice Pallor Swollen Joints ```
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Priapism is
when clumping occurs in circulatory system leading to long erection
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Clumping of cells in Sickle Cell is called
Vaso-Occlusive Crisis
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What factors precipitate a crisis (6)
``` Fever Dehydration High Altitude Emotional Distress Alcohol Pregnancy ```
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Tx for Child with Sickle Cell Disease (4)
Rest Hydration analgesics Blood tranfusions
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Hemophilia can be diagnosed by checking
Bleeding and clotting times
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S/S of Hemophilia (3)
Easily bruised Hematuria Hemarthrosis
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What is the tx for Hemophilia
Synthetic Factor VIII
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ITP stands for
Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura
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How do we dx ITP (2)
Platelet count less than 20,000 | Bone marrow aspiration
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What are 3 symptoms of ITP
Petechiae Purpura Bleeding gums
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What are 2 tx for ITP
IV gamma globulins | Splenectomy
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IV gamma globulins help
build immune system
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Leukemia is the
uncontrolled growth of immature WBCs
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How do we dx Leukemia (2)
Bone Marrow Aspiration | CBC with diff
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What are 5 symptoms of Leukemia
``` Petechiae Pallor Anemia Enlarged Lymph nodes Anorexia ```
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Tx for Leukemia (2)
Chemotherapy | Platelet transfusions
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A patient with Leukemia should be on
Reverse isolation
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How do we diagnose Hodgkins disease
Bone Marrow Aspiration
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How to we treat Hodgkin's disease (2)
Chemotherapy | Radiation therapy
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An early sign of Hodgkin's disease is
Painless enlarged lymph node
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The primary symptom in croup is
Cough
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A nurse is caring for a 7-year-old patient immediately following a tonsillectomy. The best position for this patient is
partly on the side and partly on the abdomen
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Cystic fibrosis is an _______ system disease
Endocrine
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Deoxygenated blood enters the systemic arterial circulation in which disorder
Coarctation of the aorta
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The nurse is caring for a child receiving digoxin (Lanoxin) for the diagnosis of heart failure. Which manifestation is a cardinal sign of digoxin toxicity
Extreme bradycardia
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Which observation indicates that an infant with CHF is carefully following the prescribed medical regimen
The child exhibits normal weight for age
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The most common form of childhood cancer is
leukemia
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The nurse is caring for a 5-year-old child with leukemia who was admitted to the hospital with the primary diagnosis of pneumonia. The nurse knows the most likely cause of this child’s pneumonia is
neutropenia
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The classic symptom of idiopathic (immunological) thrombocytopenia purpura (ITP) is
bruising
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What nerve connects brain for respiratory movement
Vagus Nerve
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What is the accepted O2 Sat for a child with cystic fibrosis
88%
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During respiratory tx. what kind of restraints will we put on child
Elbow restraints
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What is one major thing we must encourage with a child on oxygen
Lots of fluid
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If child has neg strep on quick test what should we do
72 hour culture
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What is performed in an emergency situation with a child with obstructed airway
Tracheostomy