Pediatric Emergency Medicine Secrets

• I. Advanced Life Support1. Childhood resuscitation2. Neonatal resuscitation3. Respiratory failure4. ShockII. Chief Complaints5. Abdominal pain6. Altered mental status7. Apnea, sudden infant death syndrome, and brief resolved unexplained events8. Chest pain9. Cough10. Crying and irritability in the young child11. Diarrhea12. Ear pain13. Fever14. Foreign bodies in children15. Headache16. Hematuria and dysuria17. Hypertension18. Jaundice19. Limp20. Neck masses21. Pediatric rashes22. Scrotal pain23. Sore throat24. Stiff neck25. Stridor26. Syncope27. Vaginal bleeding/discharge28. VomitingIII. Medical Emergencies29. Anaphylaxis30. Cardiac emergencies31. Central nervous system emergencies32. Endocrine disorders33. Fluids and electrolytes34. Gastrointestinal emergencies35. Gynecologic emergencies36. Hematologic and oncologic emergencies37. Infectious disease emergencies38. Ophthalmologic emergencies39. Poisonings40. Psychiatric emergencies41. Respiratory emergencies42. Technology-assisted children-acute careIV. Surgical Emergencies43. Dental/periodontal emergencies44. General surgery emergencies45. Neurosurgical emergencies46. Orthopedic emergencies47. Otorhinolaryngology emergencies48. Urologic emergenciesV. Trauma49. Abdominal trauma50. Burns and smoke inhalation51. Child abuse52. Sexual assault53. Dental injuries54. Extremity injuries55. Eye injuries56. Head trauma57. Minor trauma58. Multiple trauma59. Neck and cervical spine trauma60. Pelvic trauma and genitourinary injury61.thoracic traumaVI. Environmental Emergencies62. Bites and stings63. Drowning64. Electrical and lightning injuries65. Hypothermia and hyperthermia66. High-altitude illnessVII. Special Topics67. Chemical and biological terrorism68. Disaster preparedness69. Emergency medical services and transport medicine70. Patient safety and quality improvement71. Risk management and legal issues72. Sedation and analgesia73. Point-of-care ultrasound

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