{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"The Pediatric UTI Playbook","description":" Pediatric urinary tract infections, or UTIs, don\u2019t always follow a script. While they\u2019re one of the most common diagnoses, they\u2019re also one of the most nuanced. They can be subtle, inconsistent and easy to over \u2014 or under \u2014 diagnose. Aside from clear urinary symptoms, they can show up as a fever without a source, vague abdominal pain, new incontinence or a child who simply isn\u2019t acting like themselves. And in those moments, the decisions pediatricians make such as who to test, how to collect a sample or how to interpret results, carry real clinical weight. To dive into this topic, we are joined by Kevin Olson, PA, and Meghan Rommel, NP, who practice in the Department of Pediatric Urology at Children\u2019s Hospital Colorado. Some highlights from this episode include: The challenges of diagnosis and the importance of getting it right  How UTIs present differently across ages   When to use antibiotics versus when more discovery is needed  Approaching recurrent UTIs in children  For more information on Children\u2019s Colorado, visit: childrenscolorado.org.  ","author_name":"Charting Pediatrics","author_url":"http:\/\/childrenscolorado.org\/chartingpediatrics","html":"