1. Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a unique anatomic characteristic of the pediatric population that affects their response to injury? a) Smaller airway diameter b) Increased metabolic rate c) Larger total body water percentage d) Greater bone density Answer: d) Greater bone density. Pediatric patients typically have less bone density than adults, which can affect the type and severity of injuries they sustain. 2. Fill-in-the-Blank: The _________ survey is the initial step in the trauma evaluation process and focuses on identifying immediate life-threatening conditions. Answer: Primary. The primary survey aims to quickly identify conditions that threaten the patient's life so that they can be addressed immediately. 3. True/False: In pediatric patients, the presence of tachycardia is always indicative of shock. Answer: False. While tachycardia can be a sign of shock, it is not