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Anaes VivasPaediatric anaesthesia

Anaes Vivas · Paediatric anaesthesia

Equipment viva — the Broselow tape and paediatric dosing

An equipment viva on the paediatric dosing aids — the Broselow tape (length-to-weight estimation in the emergency), the weight-based dosing rules (the 4-2-1 fluids, the adrenaline 0.01 mg/kg), and the importance of the pre-weighed drugs.

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A Broselow tape (a length-based weight-estimation tape) and a paediatric dosing chart displayed on the theatre wall.

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A Broselow tape laid beside a child, and a colour-coded paediatric dosing chart. Describe how the tape works, its accuracy, and the principles of paediatric drug dosing.

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  1. [3]Young KD, et al. Weight Estimation Methods in Children: A Systematic Review. Ann Emerg Med, 2016.PMID 27105839
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