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Mother's care in postpartum period

Care administered to the mother during the postpartum period.

Using a bedpan or urinal

Place a bedpan or a urinal.

Pediatric - Initiation of treatment for febrile neutropenia pediatric patient cancer or post HSCT patients presenting in Hematology/Oncology DTC or Pediatric Emergency Department of the Montreal Chidren's Hospital

Hematology/Oncology children presenting with febrile neutropenia to the Pediatric Hematologic/Oncology DTC or the Pediatric ED are considered at risk for sepsis.  The best practice for these patients requires prompt medical assessment and treatment to achieve antibiotic administration in less than 60 minutes from the arrival to the point of care.    

TREATMENT OF A PEDIATRIC IN-PATIENT POST TONSILLECTOMY WITH OR WITHOUT ADENOIDECTOMY (T&A)

Sleep-disordered breathing (SDB):  Refers to a continuum of obstructive disorders ranging in severity from primary snoring to obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA): Partial or complete repetitive obstructions of the upper airway during sleep which are associated with heavy, chronic snoring. Tonsillectomy: Surgical procedure to remove the tonsils bilaterally. Adenoidectomy: Surgical removal of enlarged lymphoid tissue (adenoids) from the nasopharynx. McGill Oximetry Score (MOS): A 4-level severity scoring system ranking children according to overnight oximetry results. It is based on the number and the depth of desaturation events (normal to severely abnormal, categories 1–4).

Assessing the patency of radial or ulnar arteries

Determine the patency of the radial and/or ulnar artery using a modified Allen's test.

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