Abstract
This article examines the diversity of pediatric emergencies in a medical office, shedding light on the complexity of some situations. To address emergencies that are both psychosocial and biomedical, the pediatrician must possess a variety of skills and have an in-depth understanding of the local medical network. Limited communication with young children requires the search for clues, generating uncertainty. This uncertainty is mitigated when the relationship with parents is of high quality. Consequently, the pediatrician must be an effective communicator to manage the triangular relationship. Regarding treatments, it is crucial to consider the latest "smarter medicine" recommendations, as well as the growing resistance to antibiotics.
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