BHS education resource site. RCH orthopaedic fracture guidelines Self-Directed learning package Learning Outcomes treat Topic/presentation Workbook case – patient with … SICK NEONATES A bit yellow Jaundice Awareness of risk of kernicterus and why we treat jaundice; causes and initial investigations (early & late) & use of phototherapy incl awareness of guidelines Awareness of risk factors for Drowsy, poor feed Hypoglycaemia hypoglycaemia, why early screening & recognition is important; initial management Neonatal sepsis and meningitis Irritable neonate Infectious diseases Neonatal resuscitation Attend childbirth Seizures Post PAEDIATRICS Failure to thrive? Development Normal Baby check Post birth checks Respiratory Infant with wheeze Bronchiolitis & Asthma Cough and fever Gastroenteritis A child with nausea and Dehydration vomiting Assessment of dehydration PO/NG/IV fluid therapy Procedures A post op patient Analgesia needed Bloods and IV needed Sedation Rashes + non blanching rash Not to miss Seizures A child presents after first Neurological exam seizure Limping child Child won’t weight bear Age related causes Safe discharge Discharge planning Child protection Family violence Other topics relevant to paediatrics may be covered in the ED workbook Eg. Anaphylaxis, common fractures, and accidental poisonings. Snake bite. Feedback Complete the self-directed workbook and if it raises questions, ask your supervisor. Add interesting cases to your consults list in BOSSNET, to facilitate discussion. This ensures you do not need to keep lists with patient information, which if taken off site can result in privacy and confidentiality breaches
BHS education resource site. RCH orthopaedic fracture guidelines Self-Directed learning package Learning Outcomes – treat patient with … Topic/presentation Workbook case SICK NEONATES Awareness of risk of kernicterus and why we treat jaundice; causes and initial investigations (early & late) & use of phototherapy incl awareness of guidelines Jaundice A bit yellow Awareness of risk factors for hypoglycaemia, why early screening & recognition is important; initial management Hypoglycaemia Drowsy, poor feed Neonatal sepsis and meningitis Infectious diseases Irritable neonate Neonatal resuscitation Attend childbirth Seizures Post PAEDIATRICS Development Failure to thrive? Normal Post birth checks Baby check Respiratory Bronchiolitis & Asthma Infant with wheeze Cough and fever Gastroenteritis Assessment of dehydration Dehydration PO/NG/IV fluid therapy A child with nausea and vomiting Procedures Analgesia needed A post op patient Sedation Bloods and IV needed Rashes Not to miss + non blanching rash Seizures Neurological exam A child presents after first seizure Limping child Age related causes Child won’t weight bear Safe discharge Discharge planning Child protection Family violence Other topics relevant to paediatrics may be covered in the ED workbook Eg. Anaphylaxis, common fractures, and accidental poisonings. Snake bite. Feedback Complete the self-directed workbook and if it raises questions, ask your supervisor. Add interesting cases to your consults list in BOSSNET, to facilitate discussion. This ensures you do not need to keep lists with patient information, which if taken off site can result in privacy and confidentiality breaches
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