Peadiatric Emergency

A 7-year-old female is suffering from anaphylaxis, a life-threatening allergic reaction, requiring specific medications, oxygen supplementation and in the advanced version, the tongue will swell not allowing for routine endotracheal intubation forcing the user to decide to perform a needle cricothyroidotomy – a critical procedure to establish an artificial airway. In the advanced version the […]

This pediatric emergency simulation prepares childcare learners to recognise and manage an unresponsive, non-breathing child requiring basic life support. Learners encounter a lifeless child in a nursery setting and must direct their colleague to follow Pediatric BLS protocols (Resuscitation Council 2021) to try to resuscitate the child before paramedics arrive. Learners must call emergency services,

A 4-year-old boy involved in a motor vehicle collision arrives unresponsive with blunt polytraumatic injuries. The patient requires the learner to lead a trauma team in assessment and stabilisation following pediatric trauma guidelines.  The objectives are to teach, train, and test the learner on prioritization of management for an injured pediatric patient (Primary Survey –

A 10-year-old boy was riding his bicycle down a road at a high speed when he tumbled over the handlebars. The child is now in pain, clutching his abdomen. He does not have cervical spine protection. The priority is to minimize blood loss, activate the Massive Hemorrhage Protocol (MHP), and administer warmed fluids with Tranexamic

This pediatric emergency medicine simulation from Children’s Hospital Los Angeles readies medical learners to recognise and stabilise status epilepticus in infants and children. Learners lead the response when a 1-year-old patient experiences unrelenting seizures. They must act swiftly to suction the airway, supply oxygen, give antiepileptic medication, and in advanced cases, make the call to

This paediatric emergency medicine simulation from SBC MedSim LLC prepares medical learners to recognise and stabilise a life-threatening heart rhythm abnormality in infants known as supraventricular tachycardia (SVT). Learners take charge of a 9-month-old patient experiencing this dangerous pediatric condition. They must administer medications, provide oxygen support, and in advanced scenarios, perform synchronised cardioversion to