- Discuss the signs of clinical decompensation in a young infant.
- Develop a differential diagnosis for a decompensating infant.
- Review priorities in management of an infant with sepsis with concurrent renal failure, upper GI bleeding, electrolyte abnormalities, and persistent acidosis.
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Five Weeks, Five Problems: a complicated case of sepsis in an infant
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Rural Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) Rounds
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June 19 (Fri) | 12–1 p.m. PT | Nerve Blocks for Forearm
Sept. 18 (Fri) | 12–1 p.m. PT| Lower Extremity Nerve Block
Oct. 30 (Fri) | 12–1 p.m. PT| Temporal Artery PoCUS
Audience: rural health professionals and health professionals supporting rural communities.
Up to 1.0 Mainpro+/MOC Section 1 credit per session
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Five Weeks, Five Problems: a complicated case of sepsis in an infant
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Rural Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) Rounds

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