monitoring high risk patients

What are Some Common Conditions Requiring Intensive Monitoring?

Several conditions necessitate close monitoring in pediatric patients:
1. Asthma: Regular pulmonary function tests and monitoring of symptoms.
2. Diabetes: Continuous glucose monitoring and regular endocrinologist visits.
3. Congenital Heart Defects: Frequent cardiology check-ups and possibly surgical interventions.
4. Premature Birth: Monitoring for developmental delays and respiratory issues.
5. Immunodeficiencies: Regular blood tests and preventive measures to avoid infections.

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