CE QUIZ: MEDICAL EMERGENCIES: PART IV PRE-REGISTERED

Adult & Pediatric Medical Emergencies: Part IV: Allergy & Asthma (1 CE)

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Adult & Pediatric Medical Emergencies - Part IV:
Allergy & Asthma

After you submit the quiz, the bottom of the page will show your score. You must get 8/10 correct to pass. If you do not get 8/10, you may go back to the video and click on "Already Registered" to retake quiz.
1. An 81-year-oldman presents for an oral surgical procedure. His past medical history is remarkable for hypertension, diabetes and recent bilateral hip replacement. His blood pressure is 135/ 78 and heart rate of 69. He is taking Lisinopril, Amlodipine and metformin, but he has not taken any antibiotic prophylaxis. Two grams amoxicillin is provided to him in the office, as he had no previous history of drug allergies. Shortly after, he develops rashes, hives, with generalized flushing and difficulty breathing and swallowing. He is making a wheezing sound when he breathes. What is your first impression?*

A. AsthmaB. UrticariaC. Generalized anaphylaxisD. AngioedemaE. Heart attack
2. What is the most important step in management of this patient?*

A. Recognize the seriousness of his conditionB. Stop the procedureC. Place the patient in a comfortable positionD. Monitor the vital signs and provide oxygenE. All of the above
3. What is the primary and most important first line of treatment in addition to oxygen for the above patient?*

A. Benadryl 50 mg POB. Benadryl 50 mg IVC. Epinephrine 1:1000, 0.3-0.5 mg SC or IMD. Decadron 10 mg IVE. Albuterol inhaler 2 puffs
4. A 9-year-old apprehensive boy presents for dental procedure, but before you even begin to give him local anesthetic, he starts hyperventilating, breathing deeply and rapidly. He is extremely anxious and agitated; he complains of chest pain and becomes lightheaded and dizzy. He has tachycardia with a heart rate of176. How would you manage this situation?*

A. Place the patient in fully recline positionB. Provide 100% oxygenC. Provide a paper or plastic bag and have the patient breath into itD. All of the aboveE. Band C only
5. Type I allergic reaction is an immediate reaction which is an:*

A. IgM antibody mediated reactionB. IgG antibody mediated reactionC. IgE antibody mediated reactionD. Immune complex reactionE. All of the above
6. Dental management of a patient with asthma includes:*

A. Place the patient in comfortable position in dental chairB. Avoidance of aspirin and Ibuprofen for patients with severe asthmaC. Prophylactic use of a short actinginhaler such Albuterol for patient with severe asthmaD. Reinforce oral hygiene instructionsE. All of the above
7. Unwanted common side effects of inhaled corticosteroids therapy for asthma include:*

A. Lichenoid reactionB. Oropharyngeal candidiasisC. Gingival hyperplasiaD. XerostomiaE. All the above
8. The triggering factors for asthma include:*

A. Irritants such as cigarette smoke, pollen, dust and chemicalsB. Aspirin and other nonsteroidal anti-inflammatoriesC. Gastric reflux diseaseD. Exercise, stress, anxiety and nervousnessE. All of the above
9. What is the leading cause of angioedema in the United States?*

A. ACE inhibitorsB. Systemic corticosteroidsC. Topical corticosteroidsD. AcetaminophenE. Calcium supplements
10. A 27-year-old male presents to you for fabrication of a maxillary anterior bridge. His past medical history is significant for a history of asthma and allergy to penicillin. His medications include Flovent and Albuterol. During dental treatment, he starts coughing and wheezing and complains of shortness of breath. What would be your first line of treatment?*

A. Stop the procedure and place the patient in supine positionB. Administer 50 mg of BenadrylC. Administer oxygen and 1-2 deep inhalations of FloventD. Stop the procedure; place the patient in a comfortable sitting position, administer oxygen and 1-2 deep inhalations of AlbuterolE. Stop the procedure and administer 0.4mg nitroglycerin tab immediately, transport the patient to the emergency room
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