27 lines
2 KiB
JavaScript
27 lines
2 KiB
JavaScript
export var EMPTY_PROMPT_SETS = [
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[
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{ label: 'Sickle fever', prompt: 'How should fever in a child with sickle cell disease be evaluated and treated?' },
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{ label: 'Toxic ingestion', prompt: 'How should an unknown pediatric ingestion be initially assessed and when is activated charcoal appropriate?' },
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{ label: 'Intussusception', prompt: 'What are the red flags, diagnostic steps, and reduction approach for suspected intussusception?' }
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],
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[
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{ label: 'Febrile neonate', prompt: 'What initial workup and empiric antibiotics are recommended for a well-appearing febrile neonate?' },
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{ label: 'Kawasaki workup', prompt: 'What clinical and laboratory features support incomplete Kawasaki disease evaluation?' },
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{ label: 'NAT red flags', prompt: 'What injury patterns and history features should raise concern for non-accidental trauma?' }
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],
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[
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{ label: 'Sepsis bolus', prompt: 'In pediatric septic shock, when should fluid boluses be limited and vasoactives started?' },
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{ label: 'Head injury CT', prompt: 'Which pediatric head injury features should prompt CT or observation?' },
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{ label: 'Anaphylaxis epi', prompt: 'What is the recommended IM epinephrine dose for pediatric anaphylaxis and when should it be repeated?' }
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],
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[
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{ label: 'UTI imaging', prompt: 'When should children with febrile UTI receive renal ultrasound or further imaging?' },
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{ label: 'Neonatal jaundice', prompt: 'What bilirubin risk factors change phototherapy decisions in a newborn?' },
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{ label: 'Dehydration fluids', prompt: 'How should dehydration severity guide oral rehydration versus IV fluids in children?' }
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],
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[
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{ label: 'Croup escalation', prompt: 'When should a child with croup receive nebulized epinephrine and observation?' },
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{ label: 'Bilious vomiting', prompt: 'What are the red flags for bilious vomiting in neonates, and what immediate workup is recommended?' },
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{ label: 'Status seizure', prompt: 'Outline first- and second-line treatment for pediatric status epilepticus.' }
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]
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];
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