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Common pediatric rashes you see in clinic. How to differentiate them? Name that rash. #pediatrics #peds #rashes
Common pediatric ... How to differentiate ... #pediatrics #peds ... #rashes #clinical ... #comparison #table
The infant with tachypnea or wheeze - Clinical Conditions to Consider - Bronchiolitis - Pneumonia
tachypnea or wheeze - Clinical ... #Diagnosis #Peds ... #Pediatrics #Infant ... Tachypnea #Wheeze #Differential ... #Assessment #Wheezing
CRIES is a 10-point scale, using a physiologic basis similar to APGAR: Crying; Requires increased oxygen
1995) CRIES (Table ... in the ED, the clinician ... #Diagnosis #Peds ... #Pediatrics #PainScale ... PostOperative #Assessment
Causes of Lactate Elevation, Lactic Acidosis - Differential Diagnosis The most common causes of hyperlactatemia are usually:
Lactic Acidosis - Differential ... of lactate as a clinical ... / hypoxemia -> focus ... thorough physical assessment ... Acidosis #Elevation #Differential
Skull Fracture on POCUS 7 month-old after a fall and temporal swelling. normal neuro exam. POCUS
Skull Fracture on POCUS ... POCUS shows? ... Ultrasound: Being able ... #clinical #ultrasound ... #pediatrics #peds
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 This is the bedside Echo of a critically ill young lady who was transferred in profound
diagnoses were "SEPSIS ... threatening to become PEs ... this Echo in this clinical ... ahead of her was able ... #POCUS #Cardiac
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