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65 Defenses and Pediatrics
(45:41) Lots of stuff on pediatrics and the body’s defenses. Let’s try a slightly different version of the show notes. Here’s my actual outline from the show.
From last week’s episode
Laryngospasm
Article about post op laryngospasm and management
1. succacoline does stop laryngospasm
2. ultimately they used lidocaine and did a “bilateral superior laryngeal nerve block”
What I Did this week
Medical Emergencies
Review of system defenses, mostly at the cellular level
Antigens and antibodies
Why you get a fever. An increase in temp makes bacteria unable to replicate their cell walls.
Anaphylaxis
Special Populations
Pediatrics
Continuing education: PALS, PEPP, APLS, PPC
Have you heard that sugar has a sedative effect on neonates?
“Don’t give them a glove to play with”
What do you talk to preschoolers about?
“Promote a sense of control, but don’t negotiate” – Kelly Grayson
PAT and TICLS
CUPS “We’re all good at extremes. A skilled provider is finding the middle and stopping it before it gets worse.”
EDD is contraindicated in pedi intubations
DOPE – what to check with ET isn’t working, Displacement, Obstruction (secretions), Pneumothorax, Equipment Failure
Do you use a Buratral
Foreign Body Airway Obstructions
Give St John’s a break. You do do back blows in pedi FBAO. (Responsive Infants – this isn’t under 15 months)
Clinicals
No babies being born
Kelly rants about L&D nurses.
Benydrill as a local anesthetic
Starting to review for Med Emergency exam on Monday
Tips on learning drugs and doses
Out of Side Kicks
Mentions:
Peter Gabriel – Sledgehammer video
St John’s Popcorn Video
The Management and Treatment of Recurrent Postoperative Laryngospasm (Full Text PDF)
KidO’s Bear
NIC the Dragon
Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)
PEPP
APLS
ENPC – Emergency Nursing Pediatric Course
PPC appears to now be EPC
The Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner – SANE
Listener Questions
None this week, send us yours
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(45:41) Lots of stuff on pediatrics and the body’s defenses. Let’s try a slightly different version of the show notes. Here’s my actual outline from the show.
From last week’s episode
Laryngospasm
Article about post op laryngospasm and management
1. succacoline does stop laryngospasm
2. ultimately they used lidocaine and did a “bilateral superior laryngeal nerve block”
What I Did this week
Medical Emergencies
Review of system defenses, mostly at the cellular level
Antigens and antibodies
Why you get a fever. An increase in temp makes bacteria unable to replicate their cell walls.
Anaphylaxis
Special Populations
Pediatrics
Continuing education: PALS, PEPP, APLS, PPC
Have you heard that sugar has a sedative effect on neonates?
“Don’t give them a glove to play with”
What do you talk to preschoolers about?
“Promote a sense of control, but don’t negotiate” – Kelly Grayson
PAT and TICLS
CUPS “We’re all good at extremes. A skilled provider is finding the middle and stopping it before it gets worse.”
EDD is contraindicated in pedi intubations
DOPE – what to check with ET isn’t working, Displacement, Obstruction (secretions), Pneumothorax, Equipment Failure
Do you use a Buratral
Foreign Body Airway Obstructions
Give St John’s a break. You do do back blows in pedi FBAO. (Responsive Infants – this isn’t under 15 months)
Clinicals
No babies being born
Kelly rants about L&D nurses.
Benydrill as a local anesthetic
Starting to review for Med Emergency exam on Monday
Tips on learning drugs and doses
Out of Side Kicks
Mentions:
Peter Gabriel – Sledgehammer video
St John’s Popcorn Video
The Management and Treatment of Recurrent Postoperative Laryngospasm (Full Text PDF)
KidO’s Bear
NIC the Dragon
Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)
PEPP
APLS
ENPC – Emergency Nursing Pediatric Course
PPC appears to now be EPC
The Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner – SANE
Listener Questions
None this week, send us yours
Get complete information on the The Confessions of an EMS Newbie Podcast.
Subscribe or review on iTunes.
Subscribe or review on iTunes.