Titlebook: Cardiac Emergencies in Children; A Practical Approach Ashok P. Sarnaik,Robert D. Ross,Henry L. Walters I Book 2018 Springer International P

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Recognizing and Managing Cardiogenic Shock,ut contributions from inadequate preload and afterload. The consequence of cardiogenic shock is hypoxia at the cellular level resulting in loss of function..The etiology of cardiogenic shock varies by age. Critical congenital heart diseases present in the neonatal period, whereas acquired heart dise

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Inflammatory Heart Diseases in Children,y lead to significant cardiac morbidity and mortality. These patients often present initially to the emergency department, and prompt recognition and treatment of these conditions are essential. Rheumatic fever is caused by group A streptococcal (GAS) infections and is diagnosed using the Jones crit

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Emergency Presentation of Heart Disease, These children often present with high acuity and in shock, with cyanosis, or with respiratory distress. In this chapter we review common ED presentations of pediatric heart disease and their chronology, pathophysiology, management strategies, and common diagnostic clues/pitfalls that clinicians may face when treating these complex patients.

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Cardiac Pharmacology, data exists as to optimal application of therapeutic agents. Therefore, a sound understanding of developmental physiology and pharmacology is necessary. In this chapter, we offer a succinct review of developmental physiology and pharmacology relevant to drug therapy and a concise overview of the application of the most relevant drugs.