A 14-year-old male presents with a firm nodule to his buttocks that is painful. On exam, you note an erythemtous, tender nodule with an ill-defined border. What is the recommended first step in treatment? 

All of the following are indications for referral to ENT for recurrent or chronic otitis media and possible myringotomy tubes EXCEPT:

Outbreaks of Hepatitis A can be usually linked to which cause? 

A 3-year-old child is presenting to the ED today with sudden onset of coughing, drooling and increased respiratory distress. Her mom did not see anything that could have triggered this episode, but the child was playing alone in her playroom when it started. Other than her presenting symptoms mentioned above, her exam is otherwise normal. What would be your next step in her treatment?

A parent expresses concerns about their 7-year-old’s behavior at school. The child’s teacher suggested that the parents bring the child to you for evaluation. What screening tool will you have the family complete? 

What is the gold standard for a UTI diagnosis in children? 

Vaccine hesitancy exists on a continuum. 

In providing gender-affirming care, what actions will the provider take in management of care for this patient and family? 

An 11-year-old child is presenting for their vaccines, and they are healthy today. They have an anaphylactic egg allergy. Which of the following vaccines are contraindicated today? 

You are examining a 4-month-old infant for their well visit. The caregiver notes that the infant frequently “goes cross-eyed” and on the exam you observe nystagmus. What would you tell the caregiver about the infant’s eyes?