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Objectives
Abdominal Pain
Altered Level Of Consciousness
Anemia
Bruising (Child Abuse)
Developmental & Behavioral Issues
Diarrhea
Fluid And Electrolyte Abnormality
Growth Issues
Health Supervision And Promotion
Heart Murmur
Limp & Extremity Pain
Lymphadenopathy
Neonatal Jaundice
Proteinuria & Hematuria
Rash
Respiratory Distress & Cough
Seizures
Sore Ear
Sore Throat
The Premature Infant
Vomiting
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7 week old with fever and cough
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3 Comments
Posted on December 28, 2008 by Sanson Fousaga

this question is a very good one. of course the basic anatomic and physiological details of this condition in children is paramount but i seek the team's oppinion on my case. im living in a remote area where only access by boat, which takes 3 days to arrive the capital

Posted on December 28, 2008 by Sanson Fousaga

well this is to continue on what i have said before..what would be the best management for my case. i want to add that we dont have helicopters which make things pretty hard when it comes to this kind of ccases.

Posted on December 28, 2008 by Sanson Fousaga

my point is it would be interesting if each cases discussed with the sort of management it requires.

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