- Improved understanding of altered levels of consciousness, particularly delirium
- Criteria to define when death occurs
- Optimization of potential organ donors
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- Improved understanding of altered levels of consciousness, particularly delirium
- Criteria to define when death occurs
- Optimization of potential organ donors
- Improved understanding of altered levels of consciousness, particularly delirium
- Criteria to define when death occurs
- Optimization of potential organ donors
- Improved understanding of altered levels of consciousness, particularly delirium
- Criteria to define when death occurs
- Optimization of potential organ donors
- Explores the more common diseases that may cause fevers in pediatric patients.
- Provides algorithms to guide practitioners in managing a pediatric fever in various age groups.
- Reinforces that antibiotics be reserved for clinically diagnosed bacterial infections.
- Explores the more common diseases that may cause fevers in pediatric patients.
- Provides algorithms to guide practitioners in managing a pediatric fever in various age groups.
- Reinforces that antibiotics be reserved for clinically diagnosed bacterial infections.
Head and Neck Tumors in Children: Part II
- Increasingly detailed imaging afforded by modern MRI can be used as the only imaging modality to avoid radiation to the pediatric head neck.
- EXIT procedure should be considered to optimize safety at the time of delivery due to potential for severe airway obstruction.
- Detailed history including age of onset and subsequent clinical course remains key components in making an accurate diagnosis.
The Psychiatric Interview and Mental Status Examination
- Patient assessment precedes the development of the comprehensive treatment plan
- The interview must be adjusted to suit the patient and circumstance
- The mental status examination is the psychiatrist’s equivalent of the internist’s physical examination
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