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| == Recommended Reading ==
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| '''Chapter 39: Pain Management in Infants and Children'''<br />
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| Pages 265 - 270 (Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine, 7th Edition)
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| == Key Points ==
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| * Pediatric procedures should be performed with pharmacological and nonpharmacological adjuncts to minimize pain ('''analgesia'''), decrease anxiety ('''anxiolysis'''), and provide '''[[sedation]]'''.
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| * Fasting status has ''no'' correlation with aspiration. Preprocedural fasting is ''not'' required and only prevents a ''theoretical'' risk of aspiration, though ''no'' evidence supports this risk.
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| == Reading Quiz ==
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| [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1eThn5TBGSDkF6tGM8r8l5iQ6Qyl6ajUeso1hofWcfr4/viewform click here]
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| [[Category:Peds]]
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