Sepsis PedsPac — Triage and Transfer

• 2022

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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 the hospital. She has been acting strangely by not eating well, not going to the bathroom, and having a high heart rate of 184. The mother, a new parent, describes Julie's symptoms to the medical staff, including coughing, feeding issues, and dry diapers. The medical team decides to conduct tests to ensure Julie's well-being due to the mother's worries. They are concerned about possible sepsis due to the combination of symptoms like fever, cough, poor feeding, and lack of urination in an otherwise healthy baby.

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Focus Areas: Everyday Emergency; Infectious Disease

Audiences: Nurses; Physicians

Emergency Management Stage: Response

Keywords: Cough; Infant, Newborn; Patient Transfer; Pediatrics; Triage; Sepsis; Emergency Service, Hospital

Institutions: Translating Emergency Knowledge for Kids (TREKK)

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