If the child in the previous question were 6-years old what additional treatment would you consider using for their community acquired pneumonia?

Which is the most sensitive index of disease severity in patients with pneumonia?

Match the pathogens associated with health acquired infections (HAI) with the population they are most likely to impact.

You are seeing a 7 year old in the ER, his dad brought him with concerns of a diffuse, non-itchy, painless rash. He has never had a rash like this before and other than a recent cold that he has recovered from he has been feeling well without sick symptoms. His exam is only significant for multiple discrete, nonblanching pinpoint (1-2 mm) red-purple macules densely covering his face, chest and back, with a few seen on his arms and legs and several 3-4 cm areas of subcutaneous purplish discoloration on his shins and knees. His labs show: WBC 7.6 with normal differential, Hct 38, platelets 12,000, smear shows giant platelets (megakaryocytes) with otherwise normal cell morphology. PT 13.6 and PTT 37.5. What is the most likely diagnosis?

A 9 year old child was found awake and alert in a house fire after the fire was controlled. The most important indicator of smoke inhalation injury is:

Which of the following imaging results is most characteristic of the condition in the previous question?

During his chemotherapy, your patient develops severe neutropenia, with a total WBC count of 250 and an ANC of 100. Two days later he also develops a fever of 39.5. On examination, he has severely ulcerated, painful oral mucosa, and is pale with diffuse bruising and petechiae. After you ensure that his airway, breathing, and circulation are adequately supported your next steps include:

You are reviewing the results of a CSF analysis and culture of a febrile 2 y/o infant. The findings show protein 82 mg/dL, glucose 68 mg/dL, RBC 1,200 cells, WBC 3 cells. What is your interpretation? 

You are caring for a patient admitted to the PICU with a diagnosis of sepsis. In discussion about which non-specific inflammatory markers will be monitored serially you order this test knowing that it is most likely to peak early in the disease process and resolve quicker than other markers as the patient clinically improves:

Neuroblastoma of the neck region often presents with Horner’s syndrome, which involves: