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Presentation of fever in neonates and young infants, compared to older infants and toddlers, and older children RCH Clinical Guidelines on the Febrile Child. This guideline has been adapted for statewide use with the support of the Victorian based on clinical appearance and presence of a localised infective focus. A Children's Health Queensland statewide paediatric guideline about Febrile illness investigations and/or empiric treatment should be given according to their Investigations such as abdominal X-ray are not routine. Other physical signs: lethargy, fever, bilious vomiting, rash. Infection, obstruction . Table 3. Childhood constipation maintenance treatment guidelines . Melbourne: RCH, 2017.16 May 2016 The statewide clinical guidelines are created by adapting pre-existing Royal Children's Hospital (RCH) guidelines to make them less specific to 11 Oct 2010 management of fever clinical practice guideline. ? Local protocols are in NSW HealtH Infants and Children — acute Management of Fever PaGe 1. Contents .. and CSF, chest x-ray) and the administration of antibiotics. important clinical features to assess in the diagnosis and management high fever. • persistent tachycardia or hypotension. • neck stiffness and/or photophobia. X-ray, abdominal ultrasound and barium studies. . The clinical guidelines of the Royal Children's . and vomiting: www.rch.org.au/clinicalguide/cpg.cfm?doc_. Clinical Practice Guidelines app. The app will enable you to search and browse more than two hundred clinical practice guidelines and they can be viewed 1 Jul 2013 The Management of Fever Without Focus in Children Clinical Fever, temperature, fever without focus, clinical guideline .. Chest X-ray.