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Anxiety: identification and management
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, developmental delay Disturbances in sleep, behaviour, appetite/weight or somatic symptoms Chronic illness … will differ across ages and developmental stages and may include: Regularly avoiding everyday experiences … The developmental age and stage of the child Feasibility of child and family’s capacity to participate in full …
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Oral Hypoglycaemic Poisoning
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, as delayed hypoglycaemia may occur A single sulfonylurea pill (as small as 2 mg) can cause hypoglycaemia … hypoglycaemia Onset of hypoglycaemia may be delayed up to 18 hours after ingestion Large overdoses may require … ingestion but may be delayed in overdose Metabolized by the liver. Some agents have active metabolites …
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Hypoglycaemia
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tests should be considered in unexplained hypoglycaemia, however, should not delay management Enteral … function and neurogenic response. This response varies between individuals, age groups and developmental …, severe or recurrent hypoglycaemia, but do not delay correction of hypoglycaemia if venepuncture/IV access …
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Risperidone Poisoning
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within 1–2 hours and peak by 4–6 hours post ingestion Delays in symptom onset have been reported, however … daily dose) should be considered potentially toxic Any child whose developmental age is inconsistent … level Specific: ECG at presentation and 4 hours (onset of tachycardia can be delayed up to 20 hours …
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Micronutrient deficiency
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and hyper-segmented neutrophils on full blood count Irritability, developmental delay, developmental regression … (Calciferol) Rickets: lower limb deformities, enlargement of wrists and ankles, protruding abdomen, delayed … food selectivity in children and young people with autism: A scoping review. Developmental medicine …
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Immigrant health - acute presentations
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of birthdate All unaccompanied minors or orphan relative visa holders Developmental delay or disability … and nutrition Immigrant health - Iron deficiency Immigrant health - B12 Disability (and developmental …
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Quetiapine Poisoning
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at approximately 6 hours with therapeutic dosing. In modified release overdose, expect delayed onset and prolonged … in a child <12 years) may be associated with severe toxicity. Any child in whom the developmental age …
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Carbamazepine poisoning
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or delayed onset of symptoms, and children require observation for development of clinical manifestations … in prolonged or delayed (>48 hours) symptoms due to slow and erratic absorption, secondary to anticholinergic … the developmental age is inconsistent with accidental poisoning as non-accidental poisoning should be considered …
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Chloral hydrate poisoning
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in any patient whose developmental age is inconsistent with accidental poisoning, Risk Assessment History … supervision and support. However, this should not delay urgent care, such as ICU admission. Adolescents who DO …
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Phenytoin poisoning
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of ingestion, or within minutes if IV administration. There can be a delay by up to five days for the maximal … ingestion of unknown quantity Any child where the developmental age is inconsistent with accidental …