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…..exhibits increased breathing difficulty, or if you become concerned or your instinct is that there is something more serious going on. In the above circumstances, it is advised that a child is seen by a GP or taken to a hospital for assessment and possible treatment.
Currently, there are temporary changes to the steps to be followed in resuscitation. These can be found in the video below or by clicking here to see the New Zealand Resuscitation Council temporary guideline recommendation.
Tomorrow we discuss when you should seek emergency help for a child with croup.
Click the link to go to the New Zealand Resuscitation Council Covid-19 recommended modifications for delivering resuscitation whilst the pandemic remains a threat. Click play to see a short video outlining CPR modifications that should be followed during the pandemic.
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