Pediatrics Flashcards
1
Q
If a neonate presents with a history of subjective fever, but no fever in ED and well appearing, what should be done?
A
No labs are required
2
Q
What two vaccines have greatly reduced incidence of SBI?
A
- H. influenza vaccine
2. Strep pneumo vaccine
3
Q
What three criteria help risk stratify neonates with possible SBI?
A
- Rochester
- Boston
- Philadelphia
4
Q
How does ceftriaxone dosing change if meningitis is suspected?
A
Doubles
50mg/kg –> 100mg/kg
5
Q
In a sick neonate why as vanc given?
A
To cover for MRSA
