For an 8yo with a normal airway and an uneventful intraoperative course undergoing a cardiac catheterization procedure, would you extubate the patient under a deep plane of anesthesia in an effort to avoid bleeding at catheter insertion sites?

After you fail at placing a radial arterial line, you attempt placing a catheter in:

For pediatric patients with congenital heart disease undergoing cardiopulmonary bypass surgery, which antifibrinolytic medication is used at your hospital?

At your institution, external defibrillation (R2) pads are placed on the patient in the following CPB cases:

In your current practice, for pediatric patients undergoing cardiac surgery using cardiopulmonary bypass, what type of access do you use to administer protamine?

At your institution, for neonates undergoing aortic coarctation repair of a left sided arch through a thoracotomy incision, where do you place the arterial line for the procedure?

At your institution, who performs PDA ligations/occlusions for neonates and infants >2.5 kg?

In your current practice, do you use an ultrasound during the initial attempt to place central venous lines in pediatric patients?

In your current practice, do you use an ultrasound during the initial attempt to place arterial lines in pediatric patients?

In your current practice, who provides coverage in the cardiac catheterization lab?