1 | Airway management, acute, neonatal | Securing airway including optimal positioning, face mask ventilation, use of T-piece resuscitator (eg, Neopuff), oropharyngeal airway, nasopharyngeal airway, suction and optimal positioning. Use of mask‐CPAP and DUOPAP. |
2 | Airway management, acute, non-neonatal | Securing airway including optimal positioning, face mask ventilation, use of oropharyngeal airway and suction. |
3 | Peripheral intravenous and intraosseous access, non-neonatal | Peripheral iv-access including use of different kinds of vein finders. Use of scalp veins for access in infants. Intraosseous access including site selection in different ages. |
4 | Vascular access, neonatal | Peripheral intravenous access, umbilical vein catheterisation, umbilical artery catheterisation and peripherally inserted central venous catheters (lines) |
5 | Advanced heart lung resuscitation | Chest compressions and face mask ventilation for adolescents, children and neonates. Use of defibrillator—manual and automated external defibrillator |
6 | Lumbar puncture | For adolescents, children and neonates |
7 | Intraosseous access, neonatal | Intraosseous access in neonates including correct intraosseous needle positioning and the avoidance of dislodgement. |
8 | Pneumothorax management | Needle decompression of pneumothorax. |
9 | Foreign bodies of the airway; airway management | Airway management, removing visible foreign body, use of back blows and abdominal thrusts. |
10 | Neurological examination of the child less than 1 year of age | Neurological examination including ‘the 180° examination’. |
11 | Suprapubic bladder aspiration | Suprapubic aspiration to take a urine sample, with or without ultrasound guidance. |
12 | Injections; intradermal, subcutaneous, intramuscular | Different kinds of injection including the use of an epinephrine auto injector. |
13 | Neurological examination of the child above 1 year of age | Examination of sensory function, motor function, reflexes, cranial nerves, cognition and development. Hyperventilation test for Absence seizures. |
14 | Bladder catheterisation | Urinary catheterisation, both gender and all paediatric ages. |
15 | Asthma-related technical procedures | Use of inhalation devices and pulmonary function tests. |
16 | Amplitude integrated electroencephalography | Initiating amplitude integrated electroencephalography. |
17 | Bedside bladder ultrasound | Measure the volume of urine. |
18 | Transabdominal ultrasound measurement of rectal diameter | As a diagnostic tool in childhood constipation. |
19 | Diabetes-related technical procedures | Handling different insulin pumps and use of insuflon (angled injection port). |