PPT-PAEDIATRICS  "Child with a Rash"

Made by LisaMarie Ramlakhan OBJECTIVES  Terminology  Birthmarks  Pigmentation Disorders  Common Neonatal Rashes  Exanthems  Other infectious causes  Papulosquamous eruptions  Special Mentions . Farheen, . farid. & . phil. Common presentations:. Pyrexia. Dyspnoea. Rash. Abdominal pain. Dehydration. Head injury. Key history, exam, differentials, red flags and management. pyrexia. Pyrexia: key history. Gwendoline. Tan. Lydia . Akinola. For Peer Teaching Society. 21/9/15. What we will cover. Viral/bacterial rashes in children. Difficulty breathing. Measles. Prodrome. : cough, . coryza. , conjunctivitis, . Dr Shivani Pathmasrirengan. GP ST2. Viral exanthems . RASHES . A Coxsackie virus. B Measles. C Parvovirus. D Rubella. E Toxoplasmosis. F Varicella. G CMV. H HSV. I Scarlet Fever . Questions . 3 year old has generalised . Lydia Burland. Learning Outcomes. By the end of the session students should;. Be able to recognise common rashes presenting in childhood. Know about common associations and red flag symptoms. Be able to discuss initial management options and explain to parents. . Village visit one day by a health centre team. The village school usually has lots of children but today many are absent. The school teacher says many children have . ammai. and so parents are keeping them at home. The quality of child healthcare: . a comparison among 30 European countries. Fabrizio Pecoraro. 1. , Ilaria Rocco. 2. , Oscar Tamburis. 1. , . Barbara Corso. 2. , Nadia Minicuci. 2. , Daniela Luzi. 1. Infections. Sepsis. Exanthemata. Diane Williamson. Adult and . Paediatric. Emergency Medicine Consultant . Addenbrooke’s. . Hospital. Outline. Fever. Infections. Exanthemata. Sepsis. Other . advice … . Page 1 of 2 Child’s NameSchool NurseDateSchoolSchool Phone Number http://www.scdhec.gov/health/mch/wcs Bureau of Maternal & Child Health • Division of Women & Children’s Services How is fifth disease controlled? You can reduce your chance of being infected with the virus or infecting others by: Washing your hands often with soap and water Covering your mouth and nose when you CHILDREN WITH 18 | Parental guidelines scarlet fever General information: Scarlet fever is a skin rash, which appears in connection with an infec - tion caused by specic bacteria - streptoc Common , Uncommon and Masqueraders K . Jane McClure 8.30.16 Objectives  Recognize common, not so concerning viral rashes  Think of and appropriately treat more concerning rashes  Be able to r Source: Reference No: 6 4 39 - 1 Issue date: 9/8/22 Review date: 9/8/25 Page 1 of 2 Urticaria What is urticaria? • Urticaria is the medical word for the skin rash we know as ‘hives’ or ‘n What trainees need to know . September 2021. Created by . Dr . Arpana. Soni. and. Dr Hannah . Opstad. for RCPCH. Progress+ Curriculum Reforms –. from summer 2023. RCPCH Training Principles. Principle of the Month – monthly online resource package for trainees and supervisors, starting October 2021 . The Children’s Trust Professional Development Meeting . Dr. Michael Maurer, MD. Assistant Professor of Clinical Pediatrics. University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. August 12. th. , 2020. 1. Objectives.