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The Pediatric Crisis Certificate Course Quick Assessment & Rapid Action
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The Pediatric Crisis Certificate Course Quick Assessment & Rapid Action
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When caring for a sick child, situations can go from urgent to emergent in a matter of seconds.
Our new-and-improved online course — The Pediatric Crisis Certificate Course: Quick Assessment & Rapid Action — will guide you through practical strategies to recognize, manage, and even prevent common and emergent conditions with your young patients.
Join pediatric experts Maria Broadstreet, RN, MSN, CPNP, and Stephen Jones, MS, RN, PNP, ET, in this all-inclusive, self-paced training today and:
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- Get expert tips for stabilization and critical assessment
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- Gain life-saving knowledge to handle Neuro, Cardiac, Respiratory, and many other emergencies
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- Learn non-confrontational ways to talk about vaccines with your patients and their families
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- Develop the best treatment strategies for concussions and sports injuries
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- Master the recognition of anaphylaxis and allergies
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- Become your patients’ biggest advocate by understanding your responsibilities when you suspect child abuse
- …And so much more!
You never get a second chance to save a child’s life—don’t wait another day to enhance your pediatric knowledge and elevate your care!
Get instant, lifetime access to all high-quality course materials, PLUS an exclusive networking forum to interact with other dedicated health professionals.
Here’s what’s waiting for you when you REGISTER NOW:
Mommy, I Don’t Feel So Good!
with Maria Broadstreet, RN, MSN, APN
Well Child
- Assessment/Diagnosis of Problems by Age Group
- How to take a thorough history
- Growth & Development: What’s Normal?
- Developmental milestones
- Assessment of development
- Anticipatory Guidance: “What Do You Want to Look Out For?”
- Through the 1st year
- Toddler
- School age
- Teens & beyond
- More Vaccines?
- HPV: It’s not just for girls
- Pertussis
- Influenza
- What about autism?
- Pediatric Lab Interpretation
- Identifying baseline testing
- Can an allergy test be done in primary care?
- Interpreting results
Presenting Pediatric Problems
- Infancy
- RSV
- Failure to thrive: Metabolic disorders, heart disease
- Meningitis
- School Age
- Obesity
- Hypertension
- Pre-hypertension vs. hypertension
- Causes: Renal, cardiac, lifestyle
- Eval/treatment: Dietary guidelines 2010, medications, link to cholesterol
- Adolescents/Teens
- Headaches
- Depression/suicide
- Drug Abuse
- Prescription drug overdose
- Street names
Pediatric Emergencies
- Allergies/anaphylaxis
- Seizures
- Drowning
Parental Guidance
- Concussions & Sports Injuries
- New International Guidelines
- Return to play
- Treatment strategies vs. adults
- Symptoms/Long-term complications
- Weight lifting/performance enhancing substances
- New International Guidelines
- Antibiotic Resistance/MRSA
- Energy Drinks
- Life-Threatening Allergies
- Internet Safety
The Joint Commission
- Patient safety goals: What are they?
- Medication safety
- Staff communication
- Preventing infection
- Risk Management: A 7-step approach to protect yourself
- Patient Satisfaction Metrics
- Discharge information
Life-Threatening Pediatric Emergencies
with Stephen Jones, MS, RN, CPNP, ET
Pediatric Stabilization & Critical Assessment Goals
- Essential data to collect
- Primary and secondary survey:
- Assessment and interventions
- Immediate interventions for life-threatening situations
- Hypothermia and its multisystem implications
- Code medications: The “Big 3”
Technology: The Benefits & the Pitfalls
- Respiratory devices: Delivery systems, oxygen therapy,
mist, humidification - Pulse oximeter
- Interpreting key laboratory findings
- EEG and lumbar puncture
Suspecting Child Abuse
- Shaken baby syndrome
- Munchausen by proxy
- Child maltreatment
- Mandatory reporting
Infectious Diseases
- Group b strep
- Bacterial/viral meningitis
- Toxic shock syndrome
- Herpes: Simplex and encephalitis
- Kawasaki disease
- Rheumatic Fever
- Influenza
- Fever and hyperthermia management
Ingestions & Poisoning
- GI decontamination
- “Pharming” implications
- OTC medications: Cold/cough preparations,
acetaminophen, NSAIDs - Alcohols, hydrocarbons
- Lead intoxication
Gastrointestinal Emergencies
- Pyloric stenosis
- Necrotizing enterocolitis
- Malrotation/Bowel obstruction
- Appendicitis
- Diarrhea and dehydration:
- Evidence-based guidelines
Trauma in Children
- Sports and non-sports related injuries
- Abdominal trauma: Bowel perforation, spleen & liver laceration
- Chest trauma: Pulmonary contusion, pneumothorax, hemothorax, flail chest
- Neurological involvement:
- Head trauma: TBI, cerebral edema and concussions
- Seizures
Cardiovascular Emergencies
- Hypertrophy cardiomyopothy
- Cardiomyopathies
Anaphylaxis
- Prevention & initial/acute management
- Anaphylactic shock
- Optimizing use of the Epi pen
Tonsillitis
- Croup: Viral and bacterial
Respiratory Emergencies: Upper Airway
- Pneumonia
- Bronchiolitis (RSV/Non-RSV)
- Pertussis
- Asthma
