Resuscitative Umbilical Vein Catheterization

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Resuscitative Umbilical Vein Catheterization

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Dec 1, 2023

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$Multisystem Trauma in Children, Part Two: Massive Transfusion, Trauma Imaging, and Resuscitative Pearls: A 5-year-old boy was playing with his older brother in front of their home when he was struck by a car. He sustained a femur fracture, splenic laceration, and blunt head trauma – the so-called Waddell’s triad. On arrival, he was in...$
The Higher Tech Kid in the ED: Comfortable with G-tubes, tracheostomies, and VP shunts? Good. Get ready for the next level: Vagus Nerve Stimulators, Intrathecal Pumps, and Ventricular Assist Devices. Details in Audio: Vagus Nerve Stimulators For intractable epilepsy;... by Pediatric Emergency Playbook
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Pediatric Pain: N.B.: This month's show notes are a departure from the usual summary. Below is a reprint (with permission) of a soon-to-be released chapter, Horeczko T. "Acute Pain in Children". In Management of Pain and Procedural Sedation in Acute Care.... by Pediatric Emergency Playbook
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Multisystem Trauma in Children, Part One: Airway, Chest Tubes, and Resuscitative Thoracotomy: Traumatized children need your full attention. Protocols work well for adults, but trauma in children requires that we exercise our clinical muscles just a bit more. Two main reasons: Children have specific injury... by Pediatric Emergency Playbook
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Neonatal Jaundice: Most newborns will have some jaundice. Most jaundice is benign. So, how can we sort through the various presentations and keep our newborns safe? Pathologic Jaundice When a baby is born with jaundice, it’s always bad. This is pathologic... by Pediatric Emergency Playbook
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The Technologically Dependent Child in the ED: EMS is bringing you a child with a VP shunt, port-a-cath, trached on a vent, seizing, hypotensive, and now desaturating – ETA – 3 minutes. Are you ready? Medicine is evolving. As technology advances, we need to meet the challenge of... by Pediatric Emergency Playbook
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Cyanosis: Your eyes may fool you... Keep your differential diagnosis open. Selected References Aravindhan N, Chisholm DG. Sulfhemoglobinemia presenting as pulse oximetry... by Pediatric Emergency Playbook
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Urine Trouble: When should you commit to getting urine? When can you wait? When should you forgo testing altogether? When do I get urine? Symptoms – either typical dysuria, urgency, frequency in a verbal child, or non-descript abdominal pain or vomiting in a... by Pediatric Emergency Playbook
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Vomiting in the Young Child: Nothing or Nightmare: In the young child, vomiting is the great imitator: Gastrointestinal, Neurologic, Metabolic, Respiratory, Renal, Infectious, Endocrine, Toxin-related, even Behavioral. To help us organize, below is a review of can't-miss diagnoses by age. The... by Pediatric Emergency Playbook
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Approach to Shock: Do we recognize shock early enough? How do we prioritize our interventions? How can we tell whether we’re making our patient better or worse? World wide, shock is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality in children, mostly for... by Pediatric Emergency Playbook
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Intranasal Medications: Intranasal medications, if understood and employed properly, are a great choice to avoid and IV or as a bridge until IV access is obtained. Learn the strengths and limits of intranasal fentanyl, midazolam, ketamine, and dexmedetomidine. Pain... by Pediatric Emergency Playbook
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The Fussy Infant: A Social Visit or Your Most Dangerous Presentation Tonight? [Details in Audio] This post and podcast are dedicated to Henry Goldstein, B.Pharm, MBBS for his tireless dedication to all things #FOAMed,... by Pediatric Emergency Playbook
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Foreign Bodies in the Head and Neck: Children the world over are fascinated with what can possibly “fit” in their orifices. Diagnosis is often delayed. Anxiety abounds before and during evaluation and management. Most common objects:1,2 Food Coins Toys ... by Pediatric Emergency Playbook
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Pediatric Headache: Some Relief for All: Seemingly vague, but potentially dangerous... common, but possibly with consequences... ...or maybe just plain frustrating. Let's talk risk stratification, diagnosis, and management. Primary or Secondary? We can make headache as easy or as... by Pediatric Emergency Playbook
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Please STOP LIMPING!: "She won't walk", or "He just looks like he's limping". So many things can be going on -- how do we tackle this chief complaint? You’re dreading a big work-up. You almost want to tell the kid – please, STOP LIMPING... STOP LIMPING! S –... by Pediatric Emergency Playbook
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Electrical Injuries: Hertz So Bad: Victims of electrical injuries present either in extremis or as the seeming well patient with insidious, developing disease. A targeted history usually gets you the information you need. Four main things to find out: 1. Household... by Pediatric Emergency Playbook
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MI in Children: Myocardial infarction (MI) in children is uncommon, but underdiagnosed. This is due to two main factors: the etiologies are varied; and the presenting symptoms are “atypical”. We need a mental metal detector! Case examples... by Pediatric Emergency Playbook
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