Congenital Heart Disease – Shock and the Collapsed Baby Question
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You are asked to prepare for an incoming alert. The history you are given is of an 18 week old infant who is drowsy with a low GCS. They are hypotensive and tachycardic with low saturations. Their past medical history includes being referred to a paediatric cardiologist by the GP due to presence of a cardiac murmur.
Fill out below with some of the other signs and symptoms of shock in infants. Can you think of any lesions that may present with shock?
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