'Febrile seizure' diaporamas de présentation

Pediatric Seizures

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Pediatric Seizures

Pediatric Seizures. Illinois Emergency Medical Services for Children 4th Edition - 2017.

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Emergency care in children

Emergency care in children. Pavlyshyn Halyna Andriyivna Ternopil state medical university. Learning Objectives. Essentials of pediatric intensive care of seizures Essentials of pediatric intensive care respiratory disease Essentials of pediatric intensive care of anaphylaxis.

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Seizures in Childhood

Seizures in Childhood. CME November 2-4, 2013 Dr. Lumphoon. Pre-Test. What is the most common cause of childhood seizures? a) poisoning b) birth trauma c) fever d) head trauma. Pre-test.

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Parent Education on Pediatric Epilepsy(PEPE)

Parent Education on Pediatric Epilepsy(PEPE). Dr.T.M. Ananda Kesavan MD,MNAMS, FRCP National President, IAP Neurology Chapter-2017 Addl. Professor of Pediatrics, GMC Thrissur. Epilepsy Day Observation-2017. November 17. 1. General. What is seizures?. What is epilepsy?.

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LMCC Review: Pediatric Neurology

LMCC Review: Pediatric Neurology. Asif Doja, MD, FRCP(C) April 3 rd , 2008. Outline. Seizures Febrile Seizures Status Epilepticus Hypotonia in the Newborn and Cerebral Palsy. Seizures. Question 1. Someone can be diagnosed with epilepsy if they have: A. More than one febrile seizure

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LMCC Review: Pediatric Neurology

LMCC Review: Pediatric Neurology. Asif Doja, MEd, MD, FRCP(C) March 23rd, 2011. Outline. Seizures Febrile Seizures Status Epilepticus Headache. Seizures. Question 1. Someone can be diagnosed with epilepsy if they have: A. More than one febrile seizure B. More than one afebrile seizure

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LMCC Review: Pediatric Neurology

LMCC Review: Pediatric Neurology. Asif Doja, MEd, MD, FRCP(C) March 27th, 2012. Outline. Seizures Febrile Seizures Status Epilepticus Headache. Seizures. Question 1. Someone can be diagnosed with epilepsy if they have: A. More than one febrile seizure B. More than one afebrile seizure

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Clinical Epilepsy Case Studies

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Meningitis inflammation of the meninges Inflammation of the brain cortex is called encephalitis

Meningitis inflammation of the meninges Inflammation of the brain cortex is called encephalitis Meningismus refers to meningeal irritation not due to CNS infection. Meningitis -overview. AETIOLOGY. < 5years Haemophilus influenzae Type B Streptococcus pneumoniae

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Salient Features

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PEDIATRIC PROTOCOLS

PEDIATRIC PROTOCOLS. Elana Pinchefsky, PGY-2 August 1 st , 2012. Outline. Protocols for: Seizures Headaches and migraines Tics and tourette syndrome Therapeutic hypothermia. Seizures. Febrile Seizures. Classification :. Febrile Seizures. Occur in 3-5% of children

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Fever A Case Presentation

Fever A Case Presentation. Mona Jamtani 1006803266. Case Illustration. Identity Name: Ch. D A Age: 10 yo Address: Kelapa Gading Timur Religion: Moslem Medical Record: 1249xxx. Case Illustration. Chief Complaint Fever since 2 days prior to admission. Case Illustration.

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Neurologic Complications of Immunization

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PIDSP 19 th Annual Convention February 16, 2012

PIDSP 19 th Annual Convention February 16, 2012 CNS INFECTIONS : Spotlight on Bacterial Meningitis. MARISSA B. LUKBAN, MD, FPPS, FPNA, FCNSP University of the Philippines - College of Medicine Department of Pediatrics and Neurosciences. Objectives:.

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The 2004 ACEP Seizure Clinical Policy:

The 2004 ACEP Seizure Clinical Policy:. What About Pediatric Seizure and Status Epilepticus Patients?. John M. Howell, MD, FACEP. John M. Howell, MD, FACEP. Clinical Professor Department of Emergency Medicine George Washington University Washington DC. John M. Howell, MD, FACEP. 2.

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Differential Diagnosis

Differential Diagnosis. Von and Eman. DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS. Meningitis Encephalitis Epilepsy Febrile seizures. MENINGITIS. Is an inflammation of the membranes ( meninges ) and cerebrospinal fluid surrounding the brain and spinal cord, usually due to the spread of an infection

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Febrile Seizures

Febrile Seizures. Child Care Health Consultation Program Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services and Your Local Health Department. Reference: American Academy of Pediatrics www.healthychildren.org. What is a Febrile Seizure?. Caused by child having a fever

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RECOGNITION They may feel nauseous, dizzy and weak

FAINTING. Children are particularly susceptible to fainting. Fainting, is due to a temporary lack of blood supply to the brain. Recovery is generally quick and no harm will come to your casualty with some very simple prompt treatment. RECOGNITION They may feel nauseous, dizzy and weak

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How to Lower Your Child's Fever and Role of Home Visit Doctors in Dubai

Most people donu2019t want to take their kids out to reach hospital and they call home visit Doctors Dubai offered by Health Call... https://www.healthcall.ae/doctors-on-call-dubai/

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