Titlebook: Quick Hits for Pediatric Emergency Medicine; Cristina M. Zeretzke-Bien,Tricia B. Swan,Brandon R Book 20181st edition Springer Internationa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-93830-1emergency medicine; pediatrics; evidence-based; clinical criteria; decision rules

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Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Nature 2018

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Airway: Pediatric Anatomy, Infants and Children,Kids are not small adults, and their airways are different. Here we have an excellent image of the differences with pediatric airway anatomy and the classic seven Ps for intubation. This is a must-have quick reference for the pediatric airway.

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Pediatric Abdominal Pain,Abdominal emergencies differ by age in the pediatric population. This chapter is a wonderful way to frame the likelihood of a diagnosis in an easy-to-read table format packed with “Quick Hits.” The pearls at the end of the chapter are a nice way to avoid some common pitfalls in the pediatric abdominal pain patient.

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Trauma Tidbits,Pediatric trauma is the #1 etiology of morbidity and mortality in the US pediatric population. This chapter is a great assist with appropriate dosing, fluids, and the ABCDEs of resuscitation. The modified Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) for age is always a challenge to remember but is right there as the first item of the chapter for easy reference.

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Pediatric Head Injury Guidelines,The Pediatric Head Injury chapter is a poignant depiction of the widely accepted and utilized PECARN clinical decision rules for the patient in two specific age cohorts. Applying these rules can decrease the need for head CT and unnecessary radiation exposure.

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Pediatric Orthopedics,This chapter is packed with great “Quick Hits” about pediatric orthopedic injuries. It starts with the mnemonic for elbow ossification centers and continues through the suggested management of specific fractures. The pearls at the end of the chapter are a must-read.

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