Author: Maya Naravi / Editor: Kathleen Berry / Reviewer: Michael Perry, Grace McKay / Codes: AP1, AP4, DC1, DC8, DC9, DP1, DP2, RP6, SLO5 / Published: 07/06/2021
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Common Childhood Exanthems
This session describes the most common childhood exanthems that present to emergency departments
Rashes - PEM Induction
Rashes are difficult to diagnose in both children and adults. The key is to be able to identify the important types (anaphylaxis urticaria, meningitis, non-accidental injury), and then manage to learn about the rest slowly
Complications of Chickenpox in Children
Severe complications of chickenpox that can lead to hospitalisation.
34 Comments
very well written
Very well written; descriptive but may be more useful with pictures rather than hyperlinks.
great topic
Well presented.
needed pictures for more understanding…
detailed very informative description .
good learning source, thank you
good basic coverage
Focussed on pathognomonic features. Thank you
excelling revision session
Practical information. Thanks
very good article – many thanks
Great Material,simplified.
Thank you. Very useful
Great topic, really useful
excellent article, helpful for ED paediatrics cases
Great material. Very useful.
Very good topic. Well written
Great topoc
Very good summary
Very informative, thank you.
Very good, thanks
Great description of commonest presentations.
Thank you for a simplified but well explained session on common rashes in childhood.
Great refresher
great refresher
Excellent
Great session. Thank you
Brilliant Topics. Useful to apply almost everyday of my practice
This is a brilliant resource and very well presented. Thank you very much.
Excellent revision for ED practice
Nice revision, thanks
An excellent resource to go through common paediatric rashes.
Excellent revision
Very Comprehensive and amazing review