A 12-year-old with recurrent erythema multiforme associated with HSV outbreaks presents with a new flare. Which management strategy is most appropriate to reduce recurrence?
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A 9-year-old with MSSA osteomyelitis improves after IV thera…
A 9-year-old with MSSA osteomyelitis improves after IV therapy on the orthopedic floor. What would be the next step in management?
Which presentation best fits acute hematogenous osteomyeliti…
Which presentation best fits acute hematogenous osteomyelitis?
Which finding best differentiates toxic epidermal necrolysis…
Which finding best differentiates toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN) from Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS)?
A 4-year-old presents with limp and night pain. Which findin…
A 4-year-old presents with limp and night pain. Which finding most suggests malignancy?
A 4-year-old with hip pain and limp is afebrile, bearing par…
A 4-year-old with hip pain and limp is afebrile, bearing partial weight. ESR and CRP are mildly elevated. Hip ultrasound shows a small effusion. What is the best next step in management?
A 6-year-old immobile PICU patient on vasopressors develops…
A 6-year-old immobile PICU patient on vasopressors develops a sacral wound with full-thickness skin loss; subcutaneous fat is visible, no bone/tendon exposed. Which staging and management is correct?
A child presents with a painful necrotic-appearing lesion on…
A child presents with a painful necrotic-appearing lesion on the thigh thought to be a spider bite. Which feature most strongly suggests an alternative diagnosis rather than a true spider envenomation?
A 3-week-old term infant is referred for “hip clicks.” Exam…
A 3-week-old term infant is referred for “hip clicks.” Exam reveals asymmetric thigh folds and limited abduction of the left hip. Barlow/Ortolani maneuvers are equivocal. The infant was breech until 36 weeks and is female. What is the next best step?
On a P&ID, what does FE represent? (Instrumentation)
On a P&ID, what does FE represent? (Instrumentation)