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Which child does not meet the criteria for a low-risk BRUE? (Assume for all patients the events are now resolved and resolved immediately after the period of the event, there is no significant PMH, this is the first and only event, the child appears well in the ED)
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December 2, 2020 at 5:13 pm
E) 75 day old ex-38 week gestation infant who had a 30 second period of appearing to not breathe and is RSV+
A BRUE (brief resolved unexplained event) is defined as an event that occurs in children 60 days, born at >= 32 weeks gestation and corrected age >= 45 weeks, no CPR by a trained provider, event < 1 minute, first and single event, non-concerning H&P. The 75 day old has a reason for the event so it is not a BRUE because it is explained. The remainder meet the criteria for a low risk BRUE.