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(QID18) W5_POB – Mother and Child: Pediatric Perspective

To receive the accreditation, you will need to answer 8 questions from the 10 listed correctly.

1 / 10

Which answer is correct?

Acquired hypofibrinogenemia can be assessed by reduced maximum clot firmness using the EXTEM test

All of the answers above are wrong

Acquired hypofibrinogenemia is usually a late finding of intraperioperative coagulopathy in children

Acquired hypofibrinogenemia should be treated with plasma transfusion as first line approach in infants

2 / 10

Which answer is correct?

Perioperative administration of TXA in children is less effective as compared to major surgery in adults due to a higher anticoagulant potential in children

The perioperative use of viscoelastic testing in children <6 months is not recommended due to a lack of reference ranges in that age group

Perioperative bleeding management in children using targeted therapy with coagulation factors offers a feasible approach

3 / 10

Which answer about thresholds to initiate RBC transfusion in children is correct?

In a bleeding toddler, RBC transfusion should be started if Hb is below 8g/dL, independent of clinical status

In a bleeding child (1 yo), RBC transfusion should be started if Hb is below 10g/dL

In a bleeding infant, RBC transfusion should be based on clinical status, and may be appropriate if Hb is below 8g/dL

4 / 10

Which of the following is the most common complication following platelet transfusion?

TRALI

Bacterial Sepsis

HIV infection

Hepatitis B infection

5 / 10

What ABO blood group is more prone to bleeding?

6 / 10

How does ECMO change the left ventricular pressure?

Increase

Decrease

No pressure inside anymore

no change

7 / 10

Which is not a component of an ECMO/ECLS machine targeting blood preservation during the procedure?

Centrifugal pump head

Cell-saver

Condensed minimized circuitry

Surface coated oxygenator

8 / 10

What is the average blood loss in myomectomies with temporary clamping of the uterine arteries?

80 ml

1000 ml

500 ml

800 ml

9 / 10

What arteries are temporarily occluded during myomectomy?

External iliac

Ovarian

Internal iliac

Uterine

10 / 10

What is the purpose of temporary clamping of the uterine arteries during myomectomy?

reduce inflammation

to reduce blood loss

to increase oxygen

to improve blood quality

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