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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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Maury Pinsk, MD, Associate Professor, University of Alberta
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A patient was noted to have a non-anion gap metabolic acidosis without an extra-renal source identified. She underwent further urinary testing to determine the cause. The urine chemistries are as follows: Na 40 mmol/L K 50 mmol/L Cl 155 mmol/L Urine Osm 670 mOsm/L Urine urea 340 ...
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A 6 year old presents to your office with a history of enuresis (bed wetting) consistently every night. Which of the following would be reassuring that this is a developmental process that will resolve spontaneously?
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A 3 month old present with failure to thrive, and is subsequently investigated including the following blood gas: pH 7.20, pCO2 mm Hg,29 HCO3 12 mmol/L The primary abnormality associated with this blood gas is:
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An infant with generalized swelling
created 46 months ago 1 acclamation. by Maury Pinsk.
 An 11 month old infant weighing 10 kg presents to the emergency room with generalized edema after development of an upper respiratory tract infecti...
Potassium conundrum
created 46 months ago by Maury Pinsk.
 A 13 year old girl presents to the emergency room with weakness and fainting. Your assessment shows that she is mildly dehydrated, very thin with ...
Pediatric intoxication
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 A 13 year old girl has a fight with her mom and in protest, drinks about 125 mL of windshield washer fluid. She is in the emergency room, is stable...
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