Abdominal Pain: Appendicitis and Beyond
Gastorenteritis
Intussusception/Volvulus
Pyloric stenosis
Testicular torsion/Epididymitis
Diaphragmatic hernia
Gastroschisis
The Pediatric Airway
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Recognizing the child in distress
Unique characteristics of the pediatric airway
Urgent respiratory conditions
Tracheoesophageal fistula
Asthma
RSV / Bronchiolitis
Cystic Fibrosis
Chest Trauma
ALTE vs. BRUE
Clinical manifestations
Management
Risky Business: Street Drugs, Tattoos and More
What’s trending
Amphetamines
Cocaine
K2, Spice, Molly
Implications & interventions
Fever in the Neonate
Sepsis workup & when?
Antibiotics for neonate vs. infant
Head Injuries
ICP assessment
Skull fractures
Concussion/Contusion/TBI
Bruises & Fractures
Does the story fit – or is it maltreatment?
When a Rash Becomes a Risk
Varicella
Measles & More
Lab Values & Blood Gases
What impacts the numbers: Identifying potential causes
Blood gases simplified
Blood glucose, DKA, & insulin protocols
Hematologic & Coagulation Disorders
Sickle cell anemia
Hemophilia
Procedural Sedation
Medications and equipment
The nurse’s responsibilities
Prevention and management of complications
Pediatric Code Blue: Know What to Do
A, B, Cs
Arrhythmias
Med calculations
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Mock Code Blue: Know What to Do
Critical Lab Values & Blood Gases: The Underlying Issues
Risky Business: Street Drugs & Thugs
Pediatric Sedation: Medications & Complications
Early Clues for Respiratory Distress & Failure
Fever, Pain, & Skin Rash: How Sick is This Child?
You are caring for a child who presents with severe dyspnea, stridor, retractions, and cyanosis following a snack at daycare. On the monitor, the child’s heartrate is decreasing and oxygen saturations are dropping. His mental status is quickly deteriorating. The physician chooses to intubate. What size ET tube do you anticipate for this child? IV access is not obtainable and the decision is made to start an Intraosseous (IO). You are not sure if you have an IO on your code cart – and you have never used one. The physician orders epinephrine 0.01mg/kg IO. Epinephrine is given, the child develops ventricular tachycardia. Now what…?
This high-anxiety situation just became your worst nightmare. Nothing increases YOUR heartrate more than the pediatric patient who suddenly decompensates. What are your biggest concerns: Calculating the medication dose in a code situation? Managing the airway? Missing the subtle signs that lead to the need for a rapid response? Children have unique differences that require additional assessment skills and interventions. Become confident in your assessment skills and be prepared to handle emergent situations. You will have time to practice mock rapid response scenarios, use Broselow tape, calculate/draw up medications, and review airway management tools. Robin Gilbert, MSN, RN, CEN, CPEN, will teach you strategies to recognize and stabilize life-threatening emergencies that take place in the pediatric population.
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