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Cerebral palsy - pain and irritability
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Cerebral palsy - pain and irritability …Clinical Practice Guidelines : Cerebral palsy - pain … > Cerebral palsy - pain and irritability Print Share Facebook LinkedIn Email In this section About Clinical …
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Syncope
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no prodrome , however may have chest pain or palpitations Past cardiac history Family history of early cardiac …, Alexander ME. Chest pain and syncope in children: a practical approach to the diagnosis of cardiac disease … and the position in which episode occurred Sudden or prolonged standing, painful or emotional stimulus …
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Acquired torticollis
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or upper lobe chest Inflammation: juvenile idiopathic arthritis Neoplasm: CNS (posterior fossa) and bone … examination including dentition and lymph nodes Chest examination Management Investigations Consider …: Cervical Spine X-ray: particularly if there is cervical spine tenderness, severe pain, persistent symptoms …
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Spider Bite – Redback Spider
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pain and adequate analgesia is a priority Redback spiders rarely cause significant envenoming … such as local irritation/ inflammation. Children requiring assessment Patients with pain which … of the severity of pain and any associated systemic features. History Pain The bite is not immediately painful …
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Resuscitation: Care of the seriously unwell child
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Assessment Clinical Features Management Links Airway Patency Look, Listen feel Added noises Chest wall … management of cardiopulmonary arrest Appendices : airway manoeuvre Breathing Chest rise and fall SpO2 … noises (wheeze, grunting, crepitations) Reduced chest expansion Reduced air entry Secondary signs …
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Community acquired pneumonia
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pneumonia (CAP) can be diagnosed clinically and is most often due to viruses Chest X-Ray, blood tests … at rest Cough Increased work of breathing/respiratory distress Apnoea (neonates) Abdominal pain … Examination Appears lethargic/unwell Hypoxaemia Tachypnoea Chest wall in-drawing, retractions, grunting, nasal …
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Intranasal fentanyl
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Endorsed See also Acute pain management Pain assessment and management Procedural sedation Key points … pain Fentanyl should be used in combination with non-pharmacological and other pharmacological pain … in children with moderate/severe pain who do not have IV access. It should be prescribed in consultation …
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Trauma – secondary survey
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, gums, tongue or palate Teeth: subluxed, missing or fractured teeth Jaw: identify pain, trismus …/swelling Assess c-spine (See C-spine assessment) Chest Observe work of breathing and effectiveness … of breathing, assess for any asymmetrical or paradoxical chest wall movement Inspect for signs of injury …
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Altered conscious state
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to voice P = Responds to pain U = Unresponsive Any impairment on AVPU scale should prompt a formal … Spontaneously 4 Spontaneously 4 To verbal stimuli 3 To verbal stimuli 3 To painful stimuli 2 To pain 2 … No response to pain 1 No response to pain 1 Best verbal response Best verbal response Orientated and converses …
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Cerebral palsy
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management, refer to: Cerebral palsy -- chest infection Cerebral palsy -- increased seizures Cerebral palsy … -- pain and irritability Key points CP is a non-progressive motor disorder with many different causes … and sensation, mental health and pain Children with CP are at an increased risk of secondary medical issues …