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eden10

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  1. eden10 replied to A&OxNone's topic in Pediatric
    If we have to do a manual on a baby we use a doppler, impossible to hear with a stethoscope. However, we very rarely do manuals at all. If we get an 'off' reading I often leave the cuff on and dinamap attached, swaddle the baby up and leave it for 5mins to settle, then creep in and hit 'go' again!! haha.
  2. Wow you US guys do things differently! I'm a paeds nurse in the UK. We give paracetemol (tylenol) 15-20mg/kg max qds, ibuprofen (motrin) 5-10mg/kg max tds.
  3. I work in a paediatric cardiology ward. All our children/babies/teenagers are put under GA for cath lab procedures
  4. You guys have to get local creams ordered in the US? (I'm guessing that means prescribed!?) We use ametop or emla on most kids for IV insertion and it doesn't need to be prescribed. We can just decide to give it as nurses with no doctor input.

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