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FLUID VOLUME DEFICIT
DIARRHEA
VOMITING IN PEDS |
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| EGGS, POULTRY ARE MOST COMMON |
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| ANTI-DIARRHEALS CONTRAINDICATED, CAN PROLONG INFECTION |
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SUDDEN ONSET
FEVER CHILLS AND MYALGIA |
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| SHORT RAPID COUGHS FOLLOWED BY LONG INSPIRATION OR HIGH PITCHED CROWING COUGH |
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EFFECTS PAROTID GLANDS, PAINFUL SWELLING
MASTOIDITIS |
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| KOPLIK SPOTS, SMALL IRREG RED SPOTS W BLUISH WHITE CENTER. APPEAR 1ST ON ORAL MUCOSA |
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| MACULOPAPULAR RASH THAT STARTS ON FACE AND SPREADS DOWNWARD |
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| VESICLES PRODROMAL PHASE PAPULES, PURITIC RASH SPREADS FROM HEAD TO TOE |
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| ZOSTER VACCINE ON OR AFTER 12 MO OF AGE |
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| APPLY PRESSURE OT PURITIC AREAS WILL PROVIDE RELIEF AND REDUCE NEED TO SCRATCH |
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| SX OCCUR IN MOUTH AND PHARYNX/STRAWBERRY SPOTS ON TONGUE AND TONSILS COVERED WITH EXUDATE |
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| SANDY EXANTHUM ON TRUNK, RED SKIN FOLDS |
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SEVERE H/A, VOMITING, FEVER
PERIF RASH SOLES OF FEET AND PALMS OF HANDS |
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RMSF
ATLANTIC SEABOARD, WOOD AND DOG TICKS |
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| PRODROMAL PHASE = RUNNY NOSE AND MILD CONJUNCTIVITIS |
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RASH STARTS ON FACE AND SPREADS DOWN
PINKISH RED MACULOPAPULAR |
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| RUBELLA GERMAN MEASLES VACCINE |
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LIVE ATTENUATED
DO NOT GIVE TO IMMUNOSUPPRESSED AND PREG WOMEN |
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| MILD, WONT LEAD TO FULMINANT HEPATITIS |
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| SERUM, BLOOD, BLOOD PROD, AND ALL OTHER BODY FLUIDS |
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| WEAR CONDOM SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED |
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| VIA BLOOD AND PERCUTANEOUSLY |
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| GRAM NEG SEPSIS 1ST PHASE |
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| HYPERTHERMIA, VASODILATION, HYPOTENSION, TACHYCARDIA |
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| GRAM NEG SEPSIS 2ND PHASE |
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| SHOCK AND DECREASED URINARY OUTPUT |
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STIMULATES ANTIBODY PRODUCTION,
ACTIVE IMMUNITY |
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| SUPERINFECTION CAUSED BY ANTIBIOTIC USE |
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| ADM WITH TYLENOL IF HX OF SEIZURE, PREVENTS FEVER |
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| BROAD SPEC ABX , GRAM NEG BACTERIA |
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GRAM POSITIVE BACT, USED PROPHALACTICALLY FOR PNEUMO CYSTITIS PNEUMONIA
COMMON RX FOR UTI |
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GRAM NEG AND POS,
NOT USED IN PEDS UNDER 8 |
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| GRAM NEG GRAM POS, NOT USED IN CHILDREN |
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| INCREASE FLUIDS 2-3000/DAY FOR UTI |
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| UTI, NO USE WITH RENAL FAILURE, |
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STREP,
MOST COMMON FOR ALLERGIES |
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HISTOPLASMOSIS
SE=RENAL IMPAIRMENT HYPOKALEMA |
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| BLUE AROUND MOUTH R/T RSV IN PEDS |
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MOST COMMON CAUSE PNEUMONIA IN PEDS UNDER 2
URI WITH MILD FEVER\RESPIRATORY DISTRESS |
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FIREY RED THROAT
CERVICAL NODES ENLARGED
FEVER MALAISE |
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DYSPHAGIA DROOLING
THUMBPRINT SIGN XRAY
DO NOT CHECK THROAT INCREASES SPASMS |
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| ALCOHOLICS ASPIRITION, CURRANT JELLY LIKE SPUTUM, GRAM NEG ROD |
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| HOSP ACQUIRED, CF, IMMUNOCOMPROMISED |
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ATYPICAL, CNS AND GI SX.
MORE COMMON IN SUMMER D/T AEROSOL FROM AIR CONDITIONER |
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RED BROWN SPUTUM
MOST COMMON ADULT COMM ACQUIRED |
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EXTRAPULMONARY MANIFESTATIONS OF TB
MENINGITIS PERICARDITIS BONE INVASION |
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MENINGITIS
FLEXION OF HIPS AND
FORWARD FLEXION OF NECK |
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| INABILITY TO STRAIGHTEN LEG |
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NEW HEART MURMURS
PETECHIA OVER HALF OF BODY
SPLINTER HEMORRHAGES FINGERNAILS |
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NODULES ON FINGERTIPS
BACTERIAL ENDOCARDITIS |
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RETINAL HEMORRHAGES
BACTERIAL ENDOCARDITIS |
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