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Evaluation and Management of Pediatric Fever #Diagnosis #Management #EM #Peds #Fever #Workup #Evaluation #Discharge #Admission #Algorithm
of Pediatric Fever ... #Diagnosis #Management ... #EM #Peds #Fever ... Discharge #Admission #Algorithm ... #Ddxof
Serious Bacterial Illness (SBI): 1) UTI and pyelonephritis Most common cause of SBI Accounts for 3-8% of uncharacterized fevers Female
pyelonephritis Most common cause ... uncharacterized fevers ... Consider BCx, CSF evaluation ... #Peds #EM #Classification ... #Ddxof
Differential Diagnosis and Evaluation of Hyponatremia: 1) Identification of onset (acute vs. chronic) 2) Presence of symptoms (HA,
and Evaluation ... Identification of onset (acute ... #EM #IM #Nephro ... #Differential #Algorithm ... #Ddxof
Chronic Abdominal Pain Causes - Differential Diagnosis Framework Many patients with chronic abdominal pain have had prior
have had prior evaluations ... potentially be an acute ... Red Flags: • Fever ... bowel syndrome • Celiac ... aneurysms • Acute
Pediatric Acute Abdominal Pain - Differential Diagnosis Algorithm Generalized/Migratory: • Intussusception • Gastroenteritis • Viral Illness •
Pediatric Acute ... Abdominal Pain - ... • Infantile Colic ... #Algorithm #Causes ... #Peds #Pediatrics
Localized Acute Abdominal Pain(<72 hours) - Differential Diagnostic Algorithm Look for surgical abdomen Upper quadrant: R/O cardiac, pulmonary,
Localized Acute ... Abdominal Pain(< ... Algorithm Look ... Non-Peritoneal • Splenic infarct ... #Algorithm
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