How and when to use CSF to investigate neonates and children with possible central nervous system infection

Keyphrases

• Cerebrospinal Fluid 100%
• Neonate 100%
• Central Nervous System Infections 100%
• Lumbar Puncture 66%
• Diagnostic Test 33%
• Fever 33%
• Encephalitis 33%
• Clinical Infections 33%
• Infection Control 33%
• Emergency Department 33%
• Meningitis 33%
• Etiology 33%
• Testing Strategy 33%
• Antimicrobial 33%
• Public Health Impact 33%
• Differential Diagnosis 33%
• Microscopy 33%
• Biochemical Tests 33%
• Plethora 33%
• Diagnostic Stewardship 33%
• Protein Level 33%
• Oral Intake 33%
• Glucose Level 33%
• Cerebrospinal Fluid Analysis 33%
• Optimal Timing 33%
• Reduced Consciousness 33%
• Lactate Level 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Cerebrospinal Fluid 100%
• Central Nervous System Infection 100%
• Neonate 100%
• Lumbar Puncture 66%
• Public Health 33%
• Clinician 33%
• Encephalitis 33%
• Antiinfective Agent 33%
• Emergency Department 33%
• Pathogen 33%
• Meningitis 33%
• Differential Diagnosis 33%
• Lactic Acid 33%
• Irritability 33%
• Cerebrospinal Fluid Analysis 33%
• Infection Control 33%
• Diagnostic Testing 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Neonate 100%
• Central Nervous System Infection 100%
• Lumbar Puncture 66%
• Infection Control 33%
• Emergency Ward 33%
• Antiinfective Agent 33%
• Meningitis 33%
• Encephalitis 33%
• Differential Diagnosis 33%
• Lactic Acid 33%
• Cerebrospinal Fluid Analysis 33%
• Nutrition Policy 33%