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Chest Pain
Children's NationalIn this scenario, you are called to evaluate an adolescent in the Emergency Department for severe chest/epigastric pain, headache, and emesis. The patient is a 15-year-old previously healthy male who developed fever, nasal congestion, rhinorrhea, cough, and malaise 1 week ago. He was seen by his PMD and started on...
Chest Pain
Stand Alone
In this scenario, you are called to evaluate an adolescent in the Emergency Department for severe chest/epigastric pain, headache, and emesis. The patient is a...
Case Information:
Bundles: Stand Alone
Learner Population: Advanced Practice Provider, Nursing, Physician
Specialty: Cardiology, Emergency Medicine, Pediatrics
Author: Children's National
Language: English
Room size: 12x12
Setting: Hospital
Patient ect: <18
Patient Gender: Male
Tags:
adolescent,
cardiology,
chest pain,
cticu,
dyspnea,
emergency,
malaise,
pediatrics,
Desaturation & Bradycardia
Children's NationalIn this scenario the patient is a 2-month-old ex-full-term male with a history of a small secundum ASD and moderate conoventricular septal defect. He is POD#0 from stitch closure of ASD and patch repair of the VSD. The post-op TEE shows a small residual ASD, no residual VSD, and good...
Desaturation & Bradycardia
Stand Alone
In this scenario the patient is a 2-month-old ex-full-term male with a history of a small secundum ASD and moderate conoventricular septal defect. He is...
Case Information:
Bundles: Stand Alone
Learner Population: Advanced Practice Provider, Nursing, Physician, Resident
Specialty: Cardiology, Pediatrics
Author: Children's National
Language: English
Room size: 12x12
Setting: Hospital
Patient ect: Infant
Patient Gender: Male
Tags:
asd,
cariology,
conoventricular septal defect,
infant,
patch repair,
pediatrics,
postoperative,
tee,
vsd,
Intubation of Suspected COVID Patient
Children's NationalIn this scenario, a patient with a history of repaired congenital heart disease arrives at the CICU in respiratory distress. This case is progressing to respiratory failure and the patient requires immediate intubation. Learners will start outside the room and receive pre-arrival information of impending respiratory failure. The learner must...
Intubation of Suspected COVID Patient
Stand Alone
In this scenario, a patient with a history of repaired congenital heart disease arrives at the CICU in respiratory distress. This case is progressing to...
Case Information:
Bundles: Stand Alone
Learner Population: Nursing, Physician, Resident
Specialty: Pediatric
Author: Children's National
Language: English
Room size: 12x12
Setting: Hospital
Patient ect: Infant
Patient Gender: Male
Tags:
congenital heart disease,
covid,
intubation,
pediatric covid,
pediatric intubation,
pediatric respiratory distress,
ppe,
respiratory distress,
respiratory failure,
Low Cardiac Output Syndrome
Children's NationalA 3 month-old infant s/p complete AV canal defect repair is recovering in the first postoperative night in the cardiac intensive care unit. He develops junctional ectopic tachycardia with a narrow pulse pressure and hypotension. Learners must recognize and diagnose the arrhythmia and provide therapies to improve the cardiac output...
Low Cardiac Output Syndrome
Stand Alone
A 3 month-old infant s/p complete AV canal defect repair is recovering in the first postoperative night in the cardiac intensive care unit. He develops...
Case Information:
Bundles: Stand Alone
Learner Population: Advanced Practice Provider, Nursing, Physician
Specialty: Cardiology, Pediatrics
Author: Children's National
Language: English
Room size: 12x12
Setting: Hospital
Patient ect: Infant
Patient Gender: Male
Tags:
arrhythmia,
cardiology,
hypotension,
infant,
junctional ectopic tachycardia,
neonatal,
pediatrics,
post op,
postoperative,
Post-Op SVT
Children's NationalIn this scenario, a 7-day old infant is in the cardiac intensive care unit recovering from a coarctation repair. The patient is intubated with all postoperative lines, drains, etc. and is in hemodynamically unstable supraventricular tachycardia at the beginning of the scenario. The patient has already been given adenosine twice...
Post-Op SVT
Stand Alone
In this scenario, a 7-day old infant is in the cardiac intensive care unit recovering from a coarctation repair. The patient is intubated with all...
Case Information:
Bundles: Stand Alone
Learner Population: Advanced Practice Provider, Nursing, Physician, Resident
Specialty: Cardiology, Pediatrics
Author: Children's National
Language: English
Room size: 12x12
Setting: Hospital
Patient ect: Infant
Patient Gender: Unspecified
Tags:
adenosine,
arrhythmia,
arrhythmia-associated hypotension,
cardiology,
cardioversion,
coarctation repair,
icu,
infant,
postoperative,
unstable svt,
Post-Op: Hypoxia & Hypotension
Children's NationalIn this scenario the patient is a 4 d/o male with HLHS (mitral and aortic atresia) s/p Stage 1 (Norwood) procedure presenting in a low-output state with progressive hypotension and hypoxemia. Learners must assess the patient, evaluate the situation, recognize abnormal findings, and respond with appropriate interventions.
Post-Op: Hypoxia & Hypotension
Stand Alone
In this scenario the patient is a 4 d/o male with HLHS (mitral and aortic atresia) s/p Stage 1 (Norwood) procedure presenting in a low-output...
Case Information:
Bundles: Stand Alone
Learner Population: Advanced Practice Provider, Nursing, Physician
Specialty: Cardiology, Pediatrics
Author: Children's National
Language: English
Room size: 12x12
Setting: Hospital
Patient ect: Infant
Patient Gender: Male
Tags:
calcium,
cardiology,
hlhs,
hypotension,
hypoxia,
infant,
inotropy,
norwood,
pediatrics,
post op,
postoperative,
Pulmonary Hypertensive Crisis
Children's NationalIn this scenario, the patient is a 3-day-old male with a history of obstructed supracardiac TAPVR. He progressively develops a pulmonary hypertensive crisis with decreasing oxygen saturation, elevated heart rate, and decreasing blood pressure. The learner must recognize that the patient is at high risk for a pulmonary hypertensive crisis...
Pulmonary Hypertensive Crisis
Stand Alone
In this scenario, the patient is a 3-day-old male with a history of obstructed supracardiac TAPVR. He progressively develops a pulmonary hypertensive crisis with decreasing...
Case Information:
Bundles: Stand Alone
Learner Population: Advanced Practice Provider, Physician, Resident
Specialty: Cardiology, Pediatrics
Author: Children's National
Language: English
Room size: 12x12
Setting: Hospital
Patient ect: Infant
Patient Gender: Male
Tags:
congenital heart disease,
hypoxia,
inotropy,
neonatal cardiac arrest,
neonatal hypoxia,
neonatal respiratory distress,
paralysis,
pulmonary hypertensive crisis,
sedation,
tapvr,
