Pediatric Emergencies

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• A rapid across-the-room impression of a child's status based on three sides — Appearance, Work of Breathing, and Circulation to skin.

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• The diamond-shaped soft spot on the top of an infant's skull where the bones have not yet fused; typically closes by 18 months.

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• A color-coded measuring tape (e.g., Broselow) used to estimate a child's weight and recommended drug doses and equipment sizes based on body length.

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• A common viral lower-respiratory infection of infants and young children, often caused by respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), producing wheezing and respiratory distress.

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• A seizure in a young child triggered by a rapid rise in body temperature, usually brief and generally benign with normal neurological recovery.

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