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diagnosis differential causes hypotonic assessment clinical cries disorders dyspnea floppy head hypotonia infant injury management neonatal neonatology neurology newborn painscale
Rapid Assessment of the Neonate With Sonography (RANS) Scan Recommended algorithm for RANS scan. * Abnormal vital
Assessment of the Neonate ... Recommended algorithm ... * Abnormal vital ... signs include bradycardia ... #Peds #Pediatrics
Causes of Hypotonic Infant (Floppy Newborn) - Differential Diagnosis Algorithm Central Nervous System - Decreased LOC, Axial
Nervous System - Decreased ... Axial Weakness, Normal ... Strength, Normal ... #Causes #Peds # ... Pediatrics
Pediatric Dyspnea - Differential Diagnosis Algorithm Stridor: • Croup • Foreign Body • Tracheitis • Epiglottitis •
Pediatric Dyspnea ... Foreign Body Decreased ... Pneumothorax Normal ... #Causes #Peds # ... Pediatrics
Scarf Sign (Normal) on Physical Exam The scarf sign is used to assess developmental age and muscle
Scarf Sign (Normal ... muscle tone in neonates ... term infant with normal ... #pediatrics #tone ... #normal
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 CRIES is a 10-point scale, using a physiologic basis similar to APGAR: Crying; Requires increased oxygen
Increased vital signs ... baseline” with normal ... #Diagnosis #Peds ... #Pediatrics #PainScale ... #Neonatal #CRIES
Spinal Cord Disorders - Differential Diagnosis Framework Spinal cord neurological lesion: Clinical findings: • Symptoms and signs below
• Symptoms and signs ... injury • Gait is abnormal ... Cauda equina- decreased ... dysfunction • Abnormal ... differential #algorithm
Algorithm for Management of Head Injuries in Children Primary survey: • Airway and cervical spine • Breathing
Algorithm for Management ... Amnesia >5 min • Abnormal ... fontanelle • Sign ... Injury #trama #pediatrics ... #peds
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