Keeping Kids Calm without Ketamine
Keeping Kids Calm in the ED can be challenging. Often, however, simple strategies can help ensure the patient is comfortable and you are able to get a full assessment. Let's Review some of those simple tactics.
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Preauricular Pits and Infection
Preauricular pits are a common congenital malformation that can become complicated. Let's review how to help manage them appropriately in the Emergency Department.
Dexmedetomidine for Sedation in Pediatric ED
Dexmedetomidine is becoming more commonly used in the ICU and has potential benefits that make it useful in the ED. Let us spend a minute to review.
Succinylcholine and the Risk of Pediatric Hyperkalemic Arrest
Intubating a child is a nerve-racking procedure for everyone in the room. We have previously talked about medications (ex, Atropine , Propofol, Ketamine) that are in your toolbox as you prepare for intubation. We have discussed their risks and benefits (Yes, Dr. Fox……
Human Trafficking in the Pediatric ED
Human Trafficking is a prevalent problem that deserves our attention. Let us review possible presentation of Human Trafficking in the Pediatric ED.
Nail Bed Lacerations
Finger injuries are very common in children. Let's review how to manage nail bed lacerations.
Pediatric Fever Update: Febrile Infants 29 to 60 Day Old!
For this Morsel, let us consider the new AAP guidelines and the evaluation and management of the well-appearing febrile infant 29 to 60 days of age.