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"The majority of children seen in the emergency department are cared for by providers without pediatric subspecialty training. Most emergency physicians are relatively comfortable with both medical and traumatic resuscitation in adults due to significant exposure and experience. However, caring for the sick (or possibly sick) child is a high stakes event and often is more stressful than the critically ill adult patient. Dosing and equipment sizes differ, differential diagnoses vary based on age, physician knowledge base may have less breadth and depth of less common conditions, and there is…
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1 edition- Other · English · 2020Oxford University Press, Incorporated · 9780190073879
PediatricsPediatric emergenciesPediatric Emergency MedicineMethodsEmergenciesEmergency TreatmentChildInfant