Which term refers to a pediatric version of an SVN mask?

• A. SVN mask
• B. child SVN mask
• C. capillary puncture equipment
• D. Receivables

Answer: (B)

Delivering inhaled medications with a small-volume nebulizer requires a mask that's appropriately sized for the patient. A pediatric version is labeled to indicate it fits a child’s smaller face, providing a snug seal and efficient delivery of the aerosol. That specificity—calling it a child SVN mask—is what makes it the best choice, as using a generic or adult-sized mask on a child can lead to leaks, reduced medication delivery, and discomfort. The other options don’t apply to nebulizer equipment or pediatric sizing, with capillary puncture equipment used for blood collection and receivables unrelated to clinical equipment.