A 3-year-old male presents to a pediatric emergency department after having 6 days of fevers. Today, he is fever free. However, he is now refusing foods and even most drinks, which is why his parents brought him in. Mom had been giving ibuprofen and acetaminophen…
Read MoreOne in four children live in an immigrant family, meaning that they have at least one parent born outside the US [5]. Besides restrictions to healthcare, these children face life stressors unique to their population group including fear of deportation, family separation, xenophobia, and racism…
Read MoreA 13-year-old otherwise healthy female presents to the emergency department for right knee pain after an injury while playing basketball. She states that she was dribbling the ball and attempted to pivot, when she felt a “pop” in her right knee. She fell to the ground with immediate right knee pain and denies any other injuries…
Read MoreA previously healthy, fully immunized 8-month-old boy presents to the emergency department (ED) with increased work of breathing. The patient developed rhinorrhea, a non-productive cough, and increased congestion two days before presentation…
Read MoreA 17 y.o. female with PMH significant for ADHD, anxiety, and depression presents to the Children’s Hospital Emergency Department with a chief complaint of vomiting, accompanied by her mother. She states that she has been vomiting for two days. Since that time, she has lost count of the number of times she has vomited. She denies seeing red or black in her emesis and tried taking Pepto-Bismol but vomited the medication.She was able to shower once which helped a little…
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