MN 580 Pediatric Client with Acute Bacterial Sinusitis
MN 580 Pediatric Client with Acute Bacterial Sinusitis
| Pediatric Client with Acute Bacterial Sinusitis | |||
| List the clinical criteria that must be present to support this diagnosis in pediatric patients from newborn to 21 years of age. Categorize clinical signs and symptoms by: Persistent Symptoms, Severe Onset, or Worsening Symptoms. | List Criteria for Persistent Symptoms. | List Criteria for Severe Onset of Symptoms.
Severe |
List Criteria for Worsening Symptoms |
| When would imaging studies be indicated? | BUY A PLAGIARISM-FREE PAPER HERE | ||
| What is the recommended Antibiotic for Child with No Known Allergies?
Provide dose, frequency, mg., ml., length of treatment, number of dosing units (i.e. prescription information). |
MN 580 Pediatric Client with Acute Bacterial Sinusitis | ||
| What is the second line Recommended Antibiotic for Child with allergy to PCN
Provide dose, frequency, mg., ml., length of treatment, number of dosing units (i.e. prescription information). |
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| When is Referral indicated? | |||
| What additional medications and or treatment strategies are recommended for treatment or symptomatic control | |||
| What is the treatment change in a child with worsening symptoms at 72 hours after initiation of antibiotic | |||
| When is outpatient 72 hour “observation” acceptable? | |||
| What modifications would be needed for the following children:
Four year old who is otherwise healthy MN 580 Pediatric Client with Acute Bacterial Sinusitis |
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| Child with immune deficiency | |||
| Child with two prior sinus infections | |||
| Child with cystic fibrosis | |||
| What other conditions would modify these treatment recommendations? | |||
MN 580 Pediatric Client with Acute Bacterial Sinusitis