Multiprofessional Critical Care Review: Pediatric 2024 (MCCRCP24ON)-Slide Handouts: Cardiology Sessions

Slide Handouts: Cardiology Sessions

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The patient received fluid resuscitation and has a central venous catheter. They have bounding pulses, flash capillary refill, high serum lactate, and signs of hypotension. To address this, phenylephrine can be used to increase systemic vascular resistance. <br />Post-cardiac arrest care includes temperature management, hemodynamic support, and targeted therapies to reduce inflammation and reperfusion injury. <br />Complications in pediatric cancer include hyperleukocytosis, tumor lysis syndrome, differentiation syndrome, and toxicities from chemotherapy. It is important to recognize and manage these complications for better outcomes.

Keywords

fluid resuscitation

central venous catheter

bounding pulses

phenylephrine

temperature management

hemodynamic support

inflammation

pediatric cancer

chemotherapy toxicities

complications management

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