Episode Chapters
- Benign Convulsions associated with AGE11:37Gastrostomy Tube Complications17:58Paper Chase #1 | Monotherapy vs Macrolide Combination Therapy7:05Orthopedic Injuries in Non-Accidental Trauma (NAT)23:06Paper Chase #2 | Intravenous Antibiotic Duration for UTI in Infants5:02Advanced Asthma Topics: Inhaled CorticosteroidsFree Chapter28:56Biomarkers in Sepsis19:18Paper Chase #3 | Corticosteroids for Treatment of Sore Throat9:50Tissue Adhesive Tips & Tricks10:06Declaring Your First Death11:19Paper Chase #4 | High School Football With Cognition and Mental Health5:30Inpatient management of Urinary Tract Infections (UTI)17:28Paper Chase #5 | Spontaneous Pneumothorax5:34The Summary18:23
Inpatient management of Urinary Tract Infections (UTI)
Matthew DeLaney, MD, FACEP, FAAEM, Lisa Patel, MD, and Jennifer Cannon, MD
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In children with suspected UTI a catheter collected specimen is the most reliable initial test. While most children can be treated as outpatients, children with severe disease, significant comorbidities, or inability to tolerate oral treatment may require hospitalization. Bladder and Renal ultrasounds may be indicated in patients with a first time UTI, however the current evidence does not support routine use of more invasive testing including VCUG.
Carpe Diarrhea Full episode audio for MD edition 190:35 min - 89 MB - M4AHippo Peds RAP - March 2018 Written Summary 420 KB - PDF