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Sepsis PedsPac — Triage and Transfer
This sepsis series training video on triage and transfer of a pediatric patient with sepsis shows a concerned mother bringing her 6-month-old daughter, Julie, to …
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Sepsis PedsPac — Original Simulation with Expert Commentary
This video presents a simulation of treating a six-month-old baby girl with sepsis. The baby shows signs of shock, like high heart rate and low …
How to Manage Your Child's Fever (revised 2020)
The video describes how to manage a child's fever. Use a digital thermometer for accurate readings, and know that normal temperatures vary by location. Fevers …
Croup Whiteboard Video 2016 (revised 2020)
The video describes how to recognize and manage croup in children. Croup often starts suddenly at night with a barky cough, hoarse voice, and high-pitched …
Sepsis
This webpage is about sepsis, a serious reaction to infection that can cause illness and death. It describes how important it is for healthcare providers …
Bottom Line Recommendations: Caring for Patients with Anxiety
The document provides guidance for healthcare providers on managing anxiety in children during emergency department visits. It describes how to recognize anxiety symptoms, such as …
Anaphylaxis Healthcare Provider Resources
These resources describe anaphylaxis, a severe allergic reaction common in kids, and provides resources for healthcare providers to manage food-triggered emergencies effectively. It describes how …
Advanced Life Support: Education Session
The video describes a virtual education session on Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) held on November 20, 2024. It was organized by TREKK and the …
Algorithm: Critically Ill Neonate
This clinical tool guides decision-making when caring for critically ill newborns. It describes important information and tools to help medical staff manage these delicate cases …
Physician Orders for Critically Ill Neonate in the Emergency Department
This document provides an order set for treating critically ill neonates in the emergency room. It is for use in infants 0-28 days and not …