Make PPT on latest Pediatric’s surviving sepsis guidelines for DNB Pediatric residents as I will be conducting one webinar. make it informative - attractive - interactive . Scenario based fluid therapy / case based approach and practical aspects.
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Surviving Sepsis Campaign pediatric guidelines 2024 2025 latest recommendations fluid resuscitation
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Pediatric Sepsis SSC2026 DNB Webinar
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What's Inside – 23 Slides
The deck is built around the SSC 2026 Pediatric Guidelines (Weiss SL et al., Pediatr Crit Care Med / Intensive Care Med, April 2026 - the very latest publication).
| # | Slide | Type |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cover – Bold dark navy/teal/orange design | Title |
| 2 | Agenda – 8-item numbered visual menu | Overview |
| 3 | New 2026 Sepsis Definition – Old SIRS vs New Phoenix (side-by-side) | Concept |
| 4 | Phoenix Sepsis Score – Full scoring table with clinical tips | Reference |
| 5 | Case 1 – Ravi, 4yr, rural hospital, septic shock | Interactive |
| 6 | Fluid Therapy Answer – WITH ICU vs WITHOUT ICU context | Debrief |
| 7 | Which Fluid? – Crystalloid vs Albumin vs Avoid (gelatin) | Guidelines |
| 8 | Fluid Overload – When to STOP fluids, POCUS monitoring | Safety |
| 9 | Antimicrobial Timeline – Visual 0-to-3hr bundle graphic | Practical |
| 10 | Empiric Antibiotic Guide – 5 clinical scenarios | Reference |
| 11 | Case 2 – Priya, 8yr, PICU, vasopressor decision | Interactive |
| 12 | Vasopressors – All agents, doses, new PIV recommendation | Guidelines |
| 13 | Ventilation – SpO₂ targets, HFNC, lung-protective ventilation | Practical |
| 14 | Adjuncts – Steroids, glucose targets, IVIG, nutrition | Guidelines |
| 15 | Case 3 – Baby Arjun, 28-day neonate, peripheral hospital | Interactive |
| 16 | Diagnostics & Source Control – POCUS (NEW 2026), lactate | Practical |
| 17 | 2020 vs 2026 Changes – Comparison table, all key updates | Summary |
| 18 | Hour-1 Bundle Checklist – 6-step visual timeline | Action |
| 19 | Monitoring & End-Points – 6 targets with age norms | Reference |
| 20 | Special Populations – Neonates, immunocompromised, low-resource | Clinical |
| 21 | Top 10 Pearls for DNB Residents – Print-worthy slide | Summary |
| 22 | Rapid Fire Q&A – 5 questions with answers revealed | Interactive |
| 23 | Final Summary + Reference | Closing |
Key 2026 Updates Highlighted in the Deck
- Phoenix Score replaces SIRS-based definition (validated in 3 million+ children globally)
- STRONG recommendation AGAINST fluid bolus in sepsis without hypotension when no ICU available (FEAST trial)
- STRONG recommendation AGAINST gelatin solutions (new 2026)
- NEW: Start vasopressors via PIV - don't delay for central access
- Insufficient evidence to prefer epinephrine vs norepinephrine as first-line (updated)
- NEW: POCUS recommended to guide resuscitation if resources allow
- Antibiotic timing: 1 hour for septic shock (Strong) | 3 hours for sepsis without shock (Conditional)
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