Fever is the most common reason that children and infants are brought to emergency departments. Emergency physicians face the challenge of quickly distinguishing benign from life-threatening conditions. The management of fever in children is guided by the patient\u27s age, immunization status, and immune status as well as the results of a careful physical examination and appropriate laboratory tests and radiographic views. In this article, the evaluation and treatment of children with fevers of known and unknown origin are described. Causes of common and dangerous conditions that include fever in their manifestation are also discussed
OBJECTIVE: To determine how medical and nursing staff treat feverish children and compare the findin...
Children presenting with recurrent fever may represent a diagnostic challenge. After excluding the m...
Fever is a common complaint leading families to seek medical attention. Its routine management is th...
Fever in children is a common concern for parents and one of the most frequent presenting complaints...
Long unclear fever in children of different ages remains one of the difficult and topical issues in ...
The basics of fever pathogenesis are described. Fever is characterized in terms of its duration, sev...
thesisFevers in children have been shown to be a common chief complaint presented to physicians both...
Fever is one of the most common nonspecific reactions to various pathological processes in children....
This article discusses the causes and management of fever in children. In line with guidance from th...
Fever is one of the most common symptoms for sick children being brought by their parents to the doc...
Introduction: Fever is considered a physiologic response characterized by an increase in the body te...
The article presents classification and pathogenic mechanism of fever among children; the clinical c...
Fever in children is one of the most common reasons for seeking medical care and use of antipyretic ...
Children presenting with recurrent fever may represent a diagnostic challenge. After excluding the m...
Fever is a common childhood problem faced by medical practitioners, nurses, parents and caregivers i...
OBJECTIVE: To determine how medical and nursing staff treat feverish children and compare the findin...
Children presenting with recurrent fever may represent a diagnostic challenge. After excluding the m...
Fever is a common complaint leading families to seek medical attention. Its routine management is th...
Fever in children is a common concern for parents and one of the most frequent presenting complaints...
Long unclear fever in children of different ages remains one of the difficult and topical issues in ...
The basics of fever pathogenesis are described. Fever is characterized in terms of its duration, sev...
thesisFevers in children have been shown to be a common chief complaint presented to physicians both...
Fever is one of the most common nonspecific reactions to various pathological processes in children....
This article discusses the causes and management of fever in children. In line with guidance from th...
Fever is one of the most common symptoms for sick children being brought by their parents to the doc...
Introduction: Fever is considered a physiologic response characterized by an increase in the body te...
The article presents classification and pathogenic mechanism of fever among children; the clinical c...
Fever in children is one of the most common reasons for seeking medical care and use of antipyretic ...
Children presenting with recurrent fever may represent a diagnostic challenge. After excluding the m...
Fever is a common childhood problem faced by medical practitioners, nurses, parents and caregivers i...
OBJECTIVE: To determine how medical and nursing staff treat feverish children and compare the findin...
Children presenting with recurrent fever may represent a diagnostic challenge. After excluding the m...
Fever is a common complaint leading families to seek medical attention. Its routine management is th...