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    become very handy. There will be many times our children get sick but one illness that can be scary for us parents and children is Croup a childhood virus…

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    CROUP Mod D 08/20/15-09/17/15 Stacey Hawarah M. Todd Date Croup is a condition that causes an inflammation of the upper airways, the voice box (larynx) and windpipe (trachea). It often leads to a barking cough or hoarseness. Most causes of croup are caused by viruses, usually Para influenza and sometimes adenovirus or respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). Viral croup is most common and symptoms are most severe in children 6 months to 3 years old, but can affect older kids too. Some children are…

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    Croup is an acute infectious laryngotracheitis which occurs mostly in children less than six years of age(although the peak incidence is around two years). It is characterized by a barking cough, hoarse voice and respiratory difficulties, which are typically seen to occur at night. Symptoms of croup Croup usually begins as an ordinary cold with symptoms such as a runny nose, slight rise of temperature and a mild cough. Within a week, a child with croup develops a barking cough with noisy…

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    Croup, or acute laryngotracheobronchitis, is an acute infectious respiratory disease of infants and children caused by infection of the larynx or the trachea - alone or together. It can cause partial or severe obstruction of the airway, which results in breathing difficulties and coughing. In some children it can be life-threatening. Cause Croup is most often caused by the parainfluenza virus, but may also be the result of infection with respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), adenoviruses, or the…

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    Introduction and Clinical Question: Viral croup remains a common cause of upper respiratory obstruction in the pediatric population and its barking cough can often be heard in the pediatric clinic and local emergency departments. Multiple studies have shown the use of glucocorticoids results in a faster recovery with fewer return visits and hospital admissions, as well as a decrease in the use of epinephrine (2). However, in cases were the patient or caregiver refuses an injection or where…

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    Epiglottitis Case Studies

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    Part I: In your own words, please compare and contrast croup and epiglottitis. Then, write how the EMT should react to each emergency. Don’t forget to include: Speed of Onset, Age Range, Characteristic Signs & Symptoms, etc. Croup and epiglottitis are two types of respiratory diseases that cause upper airway problems in children. Croup occurs when several viral diseases cause the larynx, trachea, and bronchi to become inflamed. Typically, croup happens after a child develops a cold or another…

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    Croup, Mr. Vandemar. I couldn't bring Richard because he escaped my grip at the bridge. I am deeply sorry..” As soon as the last word left her mouth, Mr. Vandemar picked up a nearby stone and hurled it at Anaesthesia’s face. The sharp rock hit her right in the nose and when she looked back up, she saw a furious Mr. Vandemar, glowing red with anger, his blood veins pulsating from his neck. That was the last sight Anaesthesia ever saw in her life. From behind, Mr. Croup extended a pistol and…

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    The condition is usually caused by a virus infection, most often a parainfluenza virus. Fever and a hoarse voice are common with the croup. The Mayo clinic suggests seeking immediate medical attention if your child: Makes noisy, high-pitched breathing sounds (stridor) both when inhaling and exhaling Begins drooling or has difficulty swallowing Seems anxious and agitated or fatigued and listless Breathes at a faster rate than usual Struggles to breathe Develops blue or grayish skin around the…

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    The reporting party (RP) stated her 2 year old son Jamison Baguio began attending the child care home on 10/20/15. The RP stated when she picked up her son she found in dirty with dirt on his face and hands. Additionally the RP stated he smelled as if he was in a diaper too long. The RP stated once her son arrived home he drank a cup of milk in a few seconds. He was also very hungry at dinner. The RP stated her son is a sturdy child weighing more than 34 lbs. and stand more than 32 inches,…

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    The main character in the book Mechanica is Nicolette Lampton. Nicolette’s main motivation is her mom and what her mom’s dreams were. Her mom died because of Fey’s croup, which was a very horrible disease that could only be treated with lovesbane, which is an illegal medicine and it could not only help you but it could kill you. Her mom left Nicolette her workshop, which Nicolette adored. Emotionally Nicolette needs friendship. She wants a friend because her mom and dad died. When her mom died…

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