Senior Clinical Pharmacist, Clinical Pharmacy Preceptor, Cairo University Specialized Pediatric Hospital (Abo-Elreesh Elyabany). Clinical Pharmacy Preceptor and Lecturer, General Organization For Teaching Hospitals and Institutes.
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DKA in baby< 2y

Based on Section 6.6 of the ISPAD 2022 Guidelines (Glaser et al., 2022), the recommended type of insulin after IV insulin for a child (including infants under 2 years old) with DKA is: ... Correct Transition...

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NSAIDs in PICU

Yes, NSAIDs can be used as an alternative to paracetamol for fever control in the PICU if benefits outweigh the risks. However, a case-by-case assessment is crucial, and treating the underlying cause of...

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Antiepileptic drugs

1. Choosing an Antiepileptic Drug (AED) for Sudden Seizures in Pediatrics Acute Seizure Management (e.g., status epilepticus, prolonged seizures): First-line (benzodiazepines): Lorazepam IV: preferred...

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Check this if you need help with dose calculation https://samraph.com/pediatric-dose-calculator/

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Reconstitution of antibiotics

We don't call it doubling the dose, as it is the same dose. You just doubles the volume in that case but with the same dose (amount). The real question here is it correct to reconstitute the drug with...

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Neonate milk

What is Infatrini? Infatrini is a high-energy, nutrient-dense, ready-to-feed infant formula. Designed for infants with growth failure, increased energy needs, or fluid restrictions. Provides 100...

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Renal dose adj

When to return to normal dose: Not just when S. Creat drops once. Return to normal dosing only if: S. Creat is stable or decreasing over 48 hours. Urine output is normal (generally > 1 mL/kg/hr)....

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Since no effective antiviral therapy is available to you: Aggressive supportive care becomes the main way of treatment. Control fever Manage seizures Ensure proper hydration and electrolytes Respiratory...

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Adenovirus

Unfortunately, acyclovir is not effective against adenovirus

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Dexamethasone in RTA

in the pediatric setting, dexamethasone does not play a significant routine role in the acute management of children involved in road traffic accidents (RTAs): ... 1. Pediatric Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI):...

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