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Tinea Pedis: Scaly red erruption of the feet caused by fungal dermatitis.

Charlie Goldberg, M.D. - UCSD
Tinea Pedis: Scaly ... Images #Clinical ... #Photo #Dermatology ... #SkinRash #Tinea ... #Pedis #Foot #UCSDH
Hand, Foot, & Mouth Disease

#Clinical #Photo #Peds #Pediatrics #HFMD #HandFootMouth #Disease #SkinRash
Mouth Disease #Clinical ... #Photo #Peds #Pediatrics ... HandFootMouth #Disease #SkinRash
Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease: A febrile illness (caused by Coxsackie Virus) associated vesicle formation on
. - UCSD Catalog ... of Clinical Images ... #Clinical #Dermatology ... #Pediatrics #SkinRash ... #Photo
Pediatric Pneumonia on POCUS

Nothing as satisfying as when the normal lung gives way to pneumonia. 

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Pediatric Pneumonia ... satisfying as when the normal ... AirBronchograms #Pediatrics ... #Peds #Clinical ... #Lung #Pulmonary
Urticaria (hives): Skin reaction that occurs in response to cold, food allergies, meds, environmental exposures, stings,
infections
food allergies, meds ... Images #Clinical ... #Photo #Dermatology ... #SkinRash #Urticaria ... #Hives #UCSDH
Paradoxic Breathing in Pediatric Respiratory Distress - Improved after nebulizers and HFNC

Inward chest wall movement with
Paradoxic Breathing in Pediatric ... #Paradoxical #Pediatrics ... #Peds #clinical ... #Video #Pulmonary ... #PhysicalExam #
Scarlet Fever - Other symptoms include: white coating on the tongue which then peels and leave
but with peri-oral ... lymphadenopathy #Clinical ... #Dermatology #Peds ... #Pediatrics #SkinRash
Acrocyanosis: Bluish discoloration of the hands and feet commonly seen in newborns.

Charlie Goldberg, M.D. - UCSD
. - UCSD Catalog ... #Clinical #Peds ... #Pediatrics #Acrocyanosis ... #Newborn #Photo ... #UCSDH
Paradoxical Breathing on Physical Exam

Paradoxical breathing is often a sign of breathing problems. It causes the
Paradoxical #Breathing #PhysicalExam ... #respiratory #clinical ... #video #pulmonary ... #peds #pediatrics
Positive Babinski Reflex with dorsiflexion of the big toe after stroking the sole of the foot.
This
extensor response is normal ... Upgoing #Positive #Peds ... #Pediatrics #Clinical ... #Video #PhysicalExam