pediatrics

‘Tis the season of… bronchiolitis. Listen and read about the latest play with the coach, Tim Horeczko.

Unfortunately, some children in SEPTIC shock will be refractory to your initial therapies, and another question will be encountered: Which pressor should we start: Epinephrine or Dopamine?

Leukemia can be difficult to diagnose in the pediatric patient. This Pediatric EM Morsels from Sean Fox gives you some clues.

Blood in the vomit.
Blood in the stool.
Blood in the diaper.

How far do I go in my investigation?
What do I really have to worry about?

The differential diagnosis of GI bleeding in children is broad.

BRUE is the new ALTE. This Peds EM Morsels from Dr. Sean Fox discusses BRUE definition and evaluation.

Control of the agitated pediatric patient…Not an easy scenario. This Pediatric EM Morsel from Sean Fox provides you with what you need to know.

Coming to you from Pediatric EM Morsels and Sean Fox, today we cover pediatric UTI.

Seemingly vague, but potentially dangerous…common, but possibly with consequences……or maybe just plain frustrating.
Let’s talk risk stratification, diagnosis, and management!

This post from Pediatric EM Morsels and Dr. Sean Fox evaluates sickle cell disease and fever.

We’ll give you the all the tools you need to approach the child who presents to the ED with seizure with the utmost confidence!