Abstract

This article explores the advantages of limiting scheduled blood draws in pediatric patients with blunt liver or spleen injuries. Focusing on the impact on patient well-being, resource utilization, and overall outcomes, the discussion emphasizes the need for a balanced and individualized approach to monitoring. By minimizing the frequency of scheduled blood draws, healthcare providers can create a more comfortable environment for pediatric patients, optimize the allocation of resources, and potentially enhance recovery outcomes.

Keywords: Pediatric trauma; Blunt liver injury; Spleen injury; Blood draw frequency; Patient-centered care