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Case 1. 2 month old male2 day hx rhinorrhea, poor feeding 1 day hx coughFew hrs resp distressRR60 HR120 T37C Pink well hydrated smiling Chest - inspiratory crackles, exp wheezesDiagnosis?. Bronchiolitis. RSV - Respiratory syncytial virus most commonparainfluenza, influenza A, adeno

Pediatrics Review

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Pediatrics

Pediatrics . Code Blue Do you know what to do?. What’s in that cart?. Remember your ABC’s. Airway. Breathing . Circulation. Know how to hook up and turn on oxygen. Suction, Suction, Suction. Get IV access . Get ready to place an NG tube…it’s likely to be needed for decompression.

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Pediatrics Review

Pediatrics Review. Compiled from “Brady Emergency Care – Ninth Edition” 2001 Chapter 31 – Infants and Children. Assessment. Pediatric Vital signs differ slightly from adults with typically higher pulse and respiration rates, and lower blood presssures.

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Addendum: Pediatrics Review

Addendum: Pediatrics Review. WHO 2009 Classification. Dengue without warning signs: Live in/travel to endemic areas Fever and 2 of the ff criteria: Nausea, vomiting Rash Aches &amp; pains Tourniquet test positive Leukopenia. WHO 2009 Classification. Dengue with warning signs:

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Pediatrics and Research BOARD REVIEW

Pediatrics and Research BOARD REVIEW. Question. On examination, a 3-month-old girl still has a Moro reflex, asymmetric tonic neck reflex, and plantar grasp reflex. She does not have any protective extension. You advise her parents that (a) further diagnostic evaluation is indicated.

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OSU Pediatrics

OSU Pediatrics. Residency Program Overview. History. Based at Tulsa Regional Medical Center Started at Oklahoma Osteopathic Hospital Graduates since 1969 Approximately 5O graduates to date. Hospital Affiliations. Ok State University Medical Center (formerly Tulsa Regional Medical Center)

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Pediatrics

45. Pediatrics. Objectives. Discuss how to approach the pediatric patient. Review the Pediatric Assessment Triangle and how to implement it with pediatrics. Discuss common pediatric pathologies and their corresponding management. Introduction. Managing pediatrics requires:

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Pediatrics

Common Newborn Problems. . Peds 3. Respiratory Distress. Respiratory rate increased or decreased, use of accessory muscles, grunting, wheezing, nasal flaring, retractionsDifferential diagnosis: pulmonary, cardiac, hematologic, metabolic, neuromuscular, sepsis. Peds 4. Respiratory Distress: Pulmonary Differential.

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Pediatrics Seminar

Pediatrics Seminar. Preseted by: Fahd Alareashi &amp; ??????????. Case Scenario:. A 10-year-old girl presents to the clinic with her parents. Her parents report that she is the shortest in her class.

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Pediatrics Review

Pediatrics Review . Gina Neto, MD FRCPC Pediatric Emergency Medicine. Objectives. To review Pediatric Emergency in 45 min! Review significant pediatric presentations from newborn to older children Present evidence based management of key pediatric conditions. Neonatal Jaundice.

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Community Pediatrics

Community Pediatrics. NewYork -Presbyterian Ambulatory Care Network/ Columbia University Medical Center Department of Pediatrics . Mission.

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Pediatrics Review Emergency

Pediatrics Review Emergency. Gina Neto, MD FRCPC Division of Emergency Medicine. Case 1. 10 yr old boy with asthma, difficulty breathing today. Cough and runny nose for 3 days. T 36.5, RR 40, HR 130, O2 Sat 89%. Suprasternal and scalene retractions, decreased air entry, expiratory wheeze.

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Pediatrics Review

Pediatrics Review. Emergency. Gina Neto, MD FRCPC Division of Emergency Medicine Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario. Case 1. 2 mo male 2 day hx rhinorrhea , poor feeding 1 day hx cough Few hrs resp distress RR60 HR120 T37C Pink well hydrated smiling

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Pediatrics Review Emergency

Pediatrics Review Emergency. Gina Neto, MD FRCPC Division of Emergency Medicine. Objectives. Review pediatric resuscitation guidelines Recognize pediatric conditions that present to the emergency Describe management of pediatric emergency cases. Pediatric Resuscitation. Pediatric Airway

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LSU Pediatrics

LSU Pediatrics. Welcome New Interns!!!. http://www.medschool.lsuhsc.edu/pediatrics/. LSU Website. Policies and Procedure Manual Goals and Objectives. http://www.medschool.lsuhsc.edu/pediatrics/residency.aspx. Chief Resident Page. New Innovations. Evaluations Duty Hours Core Modules

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Pediatrics

Pediatrics. 101 Enass H Raffa. 1. American Academy of Pediatrics Pediatrics 101.

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Pediatrics

Pediatrics. Respiratory Emergencies (adapted from pediatric .com). Respiratory Emergencies. #1 cause of Pediatric hospital admissions Death during first year of life except for congenital abnormalities. Respiratory Emergencies.

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Pediatrics

Pediatrics. Respiratory Emergencies. Respiratory Emergencies. #1 cause of Pediatric hospital admissions Death during first year of life except for congenital abnormalities. Respiratory Emergencies. Most pediatric cardiac arrest begins as respiratory failure or respiratory arrest.

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GENERAL PEDIATRICS LMCC Review

GENERAL PEDIATRICS LMCC Review. Presented by Marc E. Zucker MD, FRCPC Division of Pediatric Medicine CHEO March 22, 2010. Feeding &amp; Growth. Breastfeeding. CPS recommends exclusive breastfeeding for babies up to 6 months (when possible) Breast milk has a caloric content of

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Pediatrics Review Session

Pediatrics Review Session. Growth and Development 100. What is the average weight of a 6 month-old child? A one year-old child? 6 months: 6 kg One year: 10 kg. Growth and Development 200. What are Ebstein pearls and where are they located?

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LMCC REVIEW: PEDIATRICS PART II AND DEVELOPMENT PEDIATRICS

LMCC REVIEW: PEDIATRICS PART II AND DEVELOPMENT PEDIATRICS. Asha Nair, MD, FRCPC Developmental Pediatrician CHEO/OCTC. GENETICS. General. Major anomalies in 3% of newborns Recurrence risk is 3-5% Includes: congenital heart disease spina bifida cleft lip/palate)

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GENERAL PEDIATRICS LMCC Review

GENERAL PEDIATRICS LMCC Review. April 14, 2011. Feeding &amp; Growth. Breastfeeding. CPS recommends exclusive breastfeeding for babies up to 6 months (when possible) Breast milk has a caloric content of ~20 Kcal/oz (0.67 Kcal/ml) Babies need 100-130 Kcal/Kg/day in 1 st 3 months

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Tinkelman Pediatrics

Address: 6 Sweden Ln., Brockport, NY 14420, United States Phone: 585-637-0060 Website: http://www.davidtinkelman.com/ Category: Pediatricians, Pediatrics "Recognized as a leading provider of children's medicine in Brockport, NY, Tinkelman Pediatrics offers young patients a wide range of comprehensive services to keep their health on track. Serving all patients from birth to age 21, Dr. David Tinkelman is an experienced, friendly pediatrician that makes children's wellbeing hispriority. Tinkelman Pediatrics is a complete health resource that can support your child as they grow. Starting with baby care services, Dr. Tinkelman tracks your newborn's development and ensures they receive proper immunizations on time. As a caring professional who makes an effort to listen to parents, he'll answer any questions you may have about your newborn. As your young one gets older, children's wellness exams and sports physicals are also available alongside general health services. In addition to routine preventive care, Tinkelman Pediatrics is responsive and efficient when it comes to illnesses. Offering same-day sick visits, Dr. Tinkelman remains committed to getting children the help they need fast, whether they have an ear infection or a cough. He understands how important it is for parents to stay informed abouttheir child's health and progress. Because of this, he gives frequent updates and explains possible treatment options when necessary. Practicing pediatric care for more than 15 years, Dr. Tinkelman is praised for treating children with respect and puttingthemat ease when they come in for appointments. Invested in the long-term health of his patients, this provider takes the time to get to know your child and recognizes them as individuals. Similarly, the office staff aims to deliver nothing less than exceptional service, which is why parents will find that scheduling visits, asking questions, and getting care is a stress-free process. For greater flexibility, they also have office hours on Saturday. Visit Tinkelman Pediatrics for more information on the pediatric care services available at their office. To schedule an appointment for your child with this Brockport pediatrician, contact a friendly staff member today at (585) 637-0060.

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