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@ermd2000

ER doc. Basketball fan. Lacrosse coach. Seahawks, Timbers and Ducks football season ticket holder. Sports rumor collector. Dutch all the way.

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    High risk BRUE - infants <2mos, premature born <32wks, CPR by trained MEDICAL provider, high risk historical findings

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    BRUE-Unexplained based on the doctor’s interpretation. Excludes fever, respiratory distress, bilious vomiting or repeat episode.

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    BRUE - Less than 1 yo. <60 seconds. Resolved (altered level of responsiveness, breathing pattern, central color, tone).

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    BRUE - Brief Resolved Unexplained Events. Algorithm for treatment now.

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    BRUE: The new ALTE with Jeff Disney, M.D on deck at

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    Usual seizure durations.

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    2-5% of kids in N. America and Europe will have febrile seizure. 30% will have a second.

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    Focal seizures most commonly between 30 seconds to 3 minutes.

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    Most common seizures in adults are partial complex seizures that can generalize. Febrile most common age 1-5.

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    Ketamine 20mg over 20 minutes can help for withdrawal symptoms of pain.

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    Lots of advantages to doing blocks. Becoming more common. Block GuRU app is a simple reference app.

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    In peds, US is as good or better than CT for appendicitis outcomes. US and serial exams are the way to go.

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    CRP in neonates increases testing without improving outcomes.

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    Children with isolated linear skull fx and normal neurological exams do not require admission or repeat imaging.

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    In pediatric bronchiolitis, 90% O2 sats is a safe threshold for discharge.

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    No difference in rates of complication in giving IM epi for anaphylaxis in pts over 50. Complications come in IV epi.

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    and Josh Kornegay of presenting at

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    Kornegay-“POGO” percent of glottic opening viewed in video assisted laryngoscopy-More fails with 100% visualized. Easier with 50%

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    Fever not necessarily a predictor of bad outcome in pediatric pneumonia, but T<35 might be. -

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    characteristics for T wave inversion in ACS.

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