Emergency Medicine

Sepsis

Fluid Management

Febrile Convulsion

Paediatric Shock

Anaphylaxis

A vital signs monitor displaying green ECG waveforms and numerical readings.

Vital Signs and GCS

Paediatric Trauma

Gloved rescuer performing chest compressions on a CPR training mannequin.

Basic Life Support

Approach to the seriously unwell child

Gloved hands demonstrate first aid positioning for a choking infant mannequin.

Choking

Brief Resolved Unexplained Event (ALTE)

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Emergency Medicine

Febrile Convulsion

by Matt Bainbridge and Dr Birendra Rai

Diagram showing five types of peri-orbital cellulitis, with blue circles representing the globe and red or yellow areas representing cellulitis or pus in pre- and post-septal locations.
Nose

Peri-orbital cellulitis

by Mr Abdul-Karim Nassimizadeh ENT consultant and Dr Bindy Sahota

Diagram comparing a healthy epiglottis with an inflamed, swollen epiglottis that narrows the airway.
Throat

Epiglottitis

by Ms Emma Watts ENT trainee and Dr Roisin Kay