Paediatric anaesthesia
17 cases, 7 of them in the Core.
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Every answer in Paediatric anaesthesia has these
- Open with the child's age, weight, the operation, its urgency and the condition.
- Give every drug per kilogram, at the dose for that use; never total it for the child.
- Plan airway, warmth, glucose and fluids for this child's size and physiology.
- Say who is with the child at induction, who helps you, and where the child recovers.
The cases
- Active URI and asthma for MRI under GA Core
- Down syndrome for strabismus surgery
- Pierre Robin infant for hernia repair
- Cleft palate repair in an infant
- Post-tonsillectomy bleed with von Willebrand disease Core
- Severe OSA for adenotonsillectomy
- H-type tracheo-oesophageal fistula in an infant
- Infantile hypertrophic pyloric stenosis Core
- Ex-premature infant for retinopathy laser Core
- Cerebral palsy with severe reflux for fundoplication
- Duchenne muscular dystrophy for tendon surgery Core
- Giant omphalocele with Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome
- Congenital diaphragmatic hernia
- Inhaled foreign body in a child with asthma Core
- Midgut volvulus in an infant with repaired heart disease
- Myelomeningocele with shunt and latex allergy
- Acute epiglottitis in an unimmunised child Core