Evaluating the Newborn for Critical Congenital Heart Disease

• 2024

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• Diana Tsen; Michael Schaffer

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This course describes how to recognize signs of heart disease in newborns, such as cyanosis, hypoperfusion, and tachypnea. The course includes a case study on symptomatic versus asymptomatic presentations.

Continuing Education: This resource offers continuing education credit for physicians, nurses, and pre-hospital providers. Please access the resource for details including information on how to claim credit.

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Focus Area: Everyday Emergency

Audiences: EMS Clinicians; Nurses; Physicians

Emergency Management Stage: Response

Collections: Continuing Education; Continuing Education for EMS Clinicians; Continuing Education for Nurses; Continuing Education for Physicians

Keywords: Cardiology; Cyanosis; Tachypnea

Institutions: Children's Hospital Colorado

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