Sepsis: Pediatric First Response
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In this reenactment video, a school nurse at Maplewood middle school identifies an 11-year-old student showing signs of sepsis, leading to a rapid response involving first responders, paramedics, and hospital staff. Sepsis, a life-threatening response to infection, can affect any child, with subtle symptoms like altered mental status and vital sign changes. Early recognition, prompt treatment, and coordination among healthcare providers are crucial in improving outcomes and reducing mortality rates, emphasizing the importance of standardized protocols and pediatric readiness to address pediatric sepsis effectively.
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