Management of Pediatric Delirium

Management of Pediatric Delirium

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Management of Pediatric Delirium

Delirium in children is relatively common (between 4.5-28% in critically ill children) but not widely understood by medical professionals. The manifestation of the symptoms and the progression of the disease are well known in adults. It presents with acute onset altered sleep-wake cycle, disorientation, perceptual disturbances and altered mood and affect. Features specifically reported in pediatric delirium include developmental regression, purposeless