cincinnati guidelines fever without source

7 mai 2019 · Infants 60 days of age or less who present to the Emergency Department (ED), Urgent Care (UC), or Primary Care Provider's (PCP's) office with fever of unknown source defined as a febrile illness (temperature of >38º C) in the absence of an apparent source after a thorough history and physical examination

Definition For the purpose of this pathway, Fever Without a Source (FWS) is defined as an acute febrile illness with The most common cause of fever without localizing signs is a viral infection Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center

Does Patient Meet Low Risk Criteria? • Non-toxic appearing • Previously healthy term infant with uncomplicated nursery stay • No focal bacterial infection 

Etiology: The most common cause of fever without localizing Fever of Uncertain Source Guideline Team, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center : 

Etiology: The most common cause of fever without localizing Fever of Uncertain Source Guideline Team, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center : 

5 juil 2016 · The accuracy of the Step-by-Step approach, the Rochester criteria, and the Lab- score with fever without source in the emergency department and confirmed its superior accuracy in Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical 

No • UA, urine culture • CBC with diff, Blood culture • CSF studies (Source: Cincinnati Children's Hospital; Fever of Uncertain Source Guideline) o UTI is the  

Well appearing neonate fever 38 7 at home, no fever in ED Review current recommendations for evaluation of the febrile neonate and young infant 4 Discuss Practice Guideline for the Management of Infants and Children 0 to 36 Months of Age With Fever Without Source Baraff Cincinnati Guidelines: available at