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pediatric emergency medicine

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Case Discussion

The Febrile 6-Week-Old Who Looks Sick: Sepsis, Shock, and the Limits of “Low Risk”

A practical case discussion on recognizing shock in a febrile young infant, avoiding inappropriate low-risk pathways, and choosing empiric therapy when meningitis is possible.

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