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General Data

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Respiratory Emergencies in the Pediatric Population

Respiratory Emergencies in the Pediatric Population. CASE 1. 16 month old boy with wheeze. Initial Vitals: HR 160 RR 60 BP 88/50 Temp 38 O2sat on RA 89%. You do your pediatric assessment triangle:. Appearance Crying, distressed, looking

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Focus on Status Epilepticus

Focus on Status Epilepticus. Joseph I. Sirven, MD On behalf of the American Epilepsy Society Resident, Medical Student, Nursing and Pharmacology Education Committee. History of Status Epilepticus. Xth Marseilles Colloquium (1962)

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1st Case Conference of the Year

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PHARMACOLOGY CONFERENCE

PHARMACOLOGY CONFERENCE. Andal , Ang , J, Ang JM, Ang , K., Aningalan , A. General Data. C.R. 1 y/o Male. Chief Complaint: . Swelling of the L arm. History of Present Illness. 2 x 2 cm solitary plaque on the L forearm; erythematous, smooth, raised border; tender, warm, firm to touch

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Pediatrics Cardiology Conference

Pediatrics Cardiology Conference. Garcia MJ, Garzon MMP, Gaspar IV, Gatchalian C, Gaw MG, Geraldoy YR. Patient. JMS 8 years old/F June 19, 2002 456 Lambakin , Marilao , Bulacan Roman Catholic Filipino Informant : Mother Reliability : Good. Chief Complaint . unsteady gait.

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Fever and Rash in a Two Year-Old Child

Fever and Rash in a Two Year-Old Child. James A. Wilde MD, FAAP Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics Medical College of Georgia Augusta, Georgia. First ED Visit. Two year-old male with history of fever and rash for 12 hours

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Stroke vs Malingering

Stroke vs Malingering. Rianna Leigh R. Salazar, MD. Objective. Discuss ways to differentiate a true neurologic deficit from a patient who is malingering. 30 minutes prior While on ROTC Training Loss of consciousness. Case of JIO. On the way to TMC-ER Left-sided weakness.

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Case Conference

Case Conference. February 1, 2011 Geronimo RE, Go CM, Go CK, Go F, Go MR. JOP, 4 y/o, male. CC: ANAL PRURITUS. History of Present Illness. CONSULT. Review of Systems. General: No fever, no weight loss Skin: No rashes Respiratory: No dyspnea , no cough Cardiovascular: No chest pain

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