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2026 Fall CME In-Person Activities

Pediatric Anaphylaxis
Pediatric anaphylaxis is a rapidly evolving, potentially life-threatening emergency requiring early recognition and prompt treatment. This education will review the assessment and management of pediatric anaphylaxis, with emphasis on recognizing respiratory and cardiovascular compromise and the critical role of early intramuscular epinephrine. The goal is to strengthen paramedic confidence and clinical decision-making when managing these high-risk pediatric patients.

Pediatric Respiratory
Pediatric respiratory emergencies can deteriorate rapidly and require early recognition and effective intervention. This education will review the assessment and management of common pediatric respiratory conditions, with emphasis on identifying respiratory distress and impending respiratory failure, selecting appropriate treatments, and evaluating the child’s response to therapy. The goal is to strengthen paramedic confidence when managing pediatric patients with respiratory compromise.

Pediatric Fevers and Seizures
Pediatric fever and seizures are common but often challenging presentations in the prehospital setting. This education will review the assessment and management of fever and seizures in children, with emphasis on recognizing concerning clinical findings, managing active seizures, and identifying potential underlying causes. The goal is to strengthen paramedic confidence and clinical decision-making when caring for these pediatric patients.


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