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Paediatric triangle

Appearance


Breathing


Cirxulation

Paediatric triangle appearance


Categories


TICLS

Tone


Interactiveness


Consolability


Look/gaze


Speech/cry

Paed triangle


WOB - AARN

Abnormal breath sounds


Abnormal position


Retractions


Nasal flaring

Signs of resp distress

Tachypnoea


Chest wall retraction


Accessory muscle use


Tracheal tugging


Abdominal protrusion