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Unsettled or crying babies
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Unexplained injuries Excessive crying is a risk factor for abusive head trauma (previously known as shaken … babies The Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne Home About News Careers Shop Contact Donate SharePoint … to exclude medical conditions, inflicted injury or parental mental health concerns Management focuses …
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Immune thrombocytopenic purpura
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diagnosis Chronic ITP Head injury or signs of ICH Provide family education Provide written information … and letter to document diagnosis Restrict activities to minimise the risk of head injury: Avoid contact … sports eg football, rugby, soccer, hockey and martial arts If any head injury is sustained, patients …
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Vomiting
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Infection History of head injury/concern for NAI Intracranial bleed Metabolic Abdominal pain, polyuria … with vomiting due to head injury provided other signs such as conscious state are carefully monitored Cessation … of ondansetron for vomiting after head trauma: does it mask clinically significant traumatic brain injury? March …
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Radius - ulna shaft diaphysis fractures - Emergency Department
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diaphysis fractures - Emergency Department The Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne Internet Home About News … Careers Shop Contact Quicklinks Intranet A great children's hospital, leading the way Health Professionals … with this injury? 1. Summary Fracture Type ED Management Follow-up Greenstick Refer to acceptable angulations …
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Ataxia
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also Acute poisoning Head injury Metabolic disorders Stroke Key points Assessment focuses on a thorough … History or clinical findings of head injury Risk factors for NAI ADEM Autoimmune condition leading …Clinical Practice Guidelines : Ataxia The Royal Children …
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Trauma: Tertiary Survey
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of missed injuries in children with severe trauma The timing of the tertiary survey should take place after … who are unable to communicate pain are at increased risk of missed injuries Head and face Face, scalp … The Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne Internet Home About News Careers Shop Contact SharePoint Intranet …
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Burns - acute management
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Nurse head up to reduce swelling and oedema Ocular burns (See Acute eye injuries in children ) Signs … Assessment of burn depth is difficult, especially early post injury Young children are at risk of hypothermia … Chemical / electrical mechanism Associated with trauma and/or spinal cord injury Children <12 months …
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Dental trauma
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, and often occurs alongside other injuries, especially facial and head injuries . Where required, perform a … Children's Hospital Melbourne Internet Home About News Careers Shop Contact SharePoint Intranet Health … of dental trauma depends on whether primary or permanent teeth are involved Injuries to primary teeth …
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Metatarsal Foot Fractures - Emergency Department
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- Emergency Department The Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne Internet Home About News Careers Shop … Contact Quicklinks Intranet A great children's hospital, leading the way Health Professionals Patients …. How common are they and how do they occur? Fractures of the metatarsals are common injuries …
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Phalangeal Finger Fractures
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for children to present to an Emergency Department. In young children this is most often from crush injuries … are they and how do they occur? Finger injuries including fractures are a common reason for children to present … to an Emergency Department. Injuries among toddlers and younger children are commonly from a crushing mechanism …