Pediatric Emergencies
Pediatric Emergencies ( 20 Questions)
A 6-year-old child with diabetes experiences symptoms of hypoglycemia, including irritability, shakiness, and confusion. What is the appropriate intervention?
A. Administering insulin is not appropriate for hypoglycemia; it would further lower blood sugar levels.
B. Administering a high-sugar snack or drink is the appropriate intervention for hypoglycemia to raise blood sugar levels quickly.
C. Administering a pain reliever is not the appropriate intervention for hypoglycemia.
D. Administering a sedative is not the appropriate intervention for hypoglycemia and can mask symptoms.
A. Administering insulin is not appropriate for hypoglycemia; it would further lower blood sugar levels.
B. Administering a high-sugar snack or drink is the appropriate intervention for hypoglycemia to raise blood sugar levels quickly.
C. Administering a pain reliever is not the appropriate intervention for hypoglycemia.
D. Administering a sedative is not the appropriate intervention for hypoglycemia and can mask symptoms.