Topical Reviews in Pediatrics (TRiP)
Pediatric healthcare topics, concise clinical decision-making support, and patient education for clinical pediatric practices
This 2023 care process model, reaffirmed in September 2025, explains current practices for screening, testing, and treating hypoglycemia in newborns with gestational ages ≥35 0/7 in the University of Utah Hospital’s Well Baby and Intermediate Care Nurseries during the first 48 hours of life. Brief management recommendations for persistent hypoglycemia after 72 hours are also …
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Welcome to the next issue of Topical Reviews in Pediatrics (TRiP). I hope you enjoy the variety and depth of content. TRiP will continue to publish articles on a rolling basis, which will then be collated into two issues annually.
The Suspected Neonatal Seizures Care Guideline, reaffirmed July 2025, aids pediatric care teams at the University of Utah (UU) Hospital’s Well Baby and Intermediate Care Nurseries (WBN and ICN) in recognizing and appropriately intervening when newborns exhibit abnormal movements concerning for possible seizures.
I draw a flower on my belly . . .
and think of you . . .
life giving and taking . . .
LGS usually appears in preschool-aged children. It typically takes time for all its features to emerge.
Emergencies and disasters can happen at any time or place. With the changing climate, they may be happening more frequently and intensely than in the past.
2M3HBA deficiency is an X-linked disorder caused by pathogenic variants in the HSD17B10 gene (previously known as HADH2), which encodes the enzyme 17β-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase type 10.
Guidance for primary care clinicians receiving a positive newborn screen result.
Updated in December 2024, this care process model guides the University of Utah Hospital’s postpartum care team on the most appropriate level of care for term and late preterm newborns directly after delivery.
