[PDF] Top 20 Management of respiratory tract infections in children

... administer respiratory support (eg, oxygen, continuous positive airway pressure) and medicines, ensure requested investigations are done, eg, a chest X-ray has been performed and acted ...Some children who ... See full document

... Upper Respiratory Tract Infections To What Extent is the Management Evidence Based? ORIGINAL ARTICLE Upper Respiratory Tract Infections To What Extent is the Management Evidence Based? C L Teng, M Med[.] ... See full document

... Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are a common occurrence in ...in children as fever, anorexia, vomiting, lethargy and ...ideal management of urinary tract infections in ...aged ... See full document

... nursing management in nursing children with respiratory tract ...of children with respiratory tract infections, treated in Maternity and Child Health Care of ... See full document

... acute respiratory disease in children ...the management of childhood ...the management of ARTI in children, and how they make these decisions – particularly in ... See full document

... nosed infections may be captured by empirical broad- spectrum antibiotic therapy, important pathogens such as TB and CMV were undiagnosed and untreated in most ...lung infections among paediatric admissions ... See full document

... human respiratory syncytial virus (HRSV) in children with acute respiratory tract infections (ARTIs) in ...from children under 14 years of age with ...other respiratory ... See full document

... viral respiratory tract infections (RTIs) in young children with CF aged less than 2 years, when RTIs are particularly fre- quent and potentially more severe at this early period of ...time, ... See full document

... young children is a common ...ill children, while parents are at work, is not generally available or offered in US ...Instead, children are in day care centers that must develop policies for the ... See full document

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... In children with an uncomplicated course (with- out a secondary bacterial infection) fever lasted for a mean of 3.6 days regardless of treatment. Of[r] ... See full document

... A study coordinator contacted the parents by phone once a week to obtain in- formation on the occurrence of acute respiratory episodes and to ensure compliance. She also reviewed the pedi- atricians ’ appointment ... See full document

... acute respiratory infection are a significant source of morbidity and mortality, espe- cially in children under 5 ...of respiratory viruses among the children throughout the world, but study ... See full document

... other respiratory tract pathogens, making it difficult to clinically diagnose this type of ...hospitalized children with acute lower RTIs in Zhejiang province from 2006 to 2012 was ... See full document

... In developing countries where rheumatic fever and suppurative complications are still relatively prevalent, antibiotic therapy is still appropriate for patients with streptococcal pharyn[r] ... See full document

... Between 1 January 1985 and 31 March 1985, 226 patients whose expectorated sputum in culture yielded potential pathogens were evaluated for clinical and radiologic evidence of upper or lo[r] ... See full document

... in children and respiratory tract infections in adults with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease ...of children and results in hearing loss, delays in speech and language development ... See full document

... and respiratory distress that may develop slowly or ...upper respiratory tract symp- toms 12–48 h before development of the barky cough and difficulty ... See full document

... changing clinical signs that confound an accurate assessment of the sever- ity of illness. A “ball-valve” mechanism can result in trapping of air distal to obstructed areas, with subsequent ab- sorption, atelectasis, and ... See full document

... this month’s Pediatrics electronic pages evaluates the role of ribavirin in the hospital course of 750 high- risk Canadian infants and children with lower respi- ratory tract infection caused by RSV. ... See full document