Pediatric Cardiology Recap: Tetralogy, Kawasaki, PDA & Coarctation - NCLEX Review

The pediatric cardiology recap from Chapter 2 — every high-yield condition in one pass.Dr. Zee recaps Tetralogy of Fallot (the four defects, tet spells, and knees-to-chest), Kawasaki disease (the CRASH features, the coronary artery complication, IVIG and aspirin — and why this is the exception to the no-aspirin rule in kids), patent ductus arteriosus (the continuous machine-like murmur and closing it with NSAIDs), coarctation of the aorta (upper vs. lower extremity pressures and pulses, and its link to Turner syndrome), and the infant CPR sequence.Full course: https://www.nclexhighyieldcourse.comGet started: https://nclexhighyield.comFREE Zoom every Wednesday 3PM PST / 6PM EST — follow @nclexhighyield on Instagram for the link.