SOAP Pedi – Sinusitis, Bacterial
Source: Manual of Ambulatory Pediatrics 2010 SOAP Note – Sinusitis, Bacterial An acute inflammatory process involving one or more of the paranasal sinuses. I. Etiology […]
Source: Manual of Ambulatory Pediatrics 2010 SOAP Note – Sinusitis, Bacterial An acute inflammatory process involving one or more of the paranasal sinuses. I. Etiology […]
Source: Manual of Ambulatory Pediatrics 2010 SOAP Note – Seborrhea of the Scalp (Cradle Cap) An inflammatory, scaling eruption of the scalp. I. Etiology A. […]
Source: Manual of Ambulatory Pediatrics 2010 SOAP Note – Scarlet Fever A streptococcal infection characterized by fever, pharyngitis, and a fine sandpapery, erythematous rash. I. […]
Source: Manual of Ambulatory Pediatrics 2010 SOAP Note – Scabies A skin infestation of a mite that causes an intractable pruritus, which is particularly intense […]
Source: Manual of Ambulatory Pediatrics 2010 SOAP Note – Roseola (Exanthem Subitum) An acute disease of infants and young children characterized by a high fever […]
Source: Manual of Ambulatory Pediatrics 2010 SOAP Note – Poison Ivy/Poison Oak Dermatitis An acute, intensely pruritic vesicular dermatitis characterized by a linear eruption. I. […]
Source: Manual of Ambulatory Pediatrics 2010 SOAP Note – Pityriasis Rosea An acute, self-limited disease characterized by a superficial scaling eruption. It is seen classically […]
Source: Manual of Ambulatory Pediatrics 2010 SOAP Note – Pinworms An infestation by intestinal parasite; generally benign; characterized by anal pruritus, especially at night. I. […]
Source: Manual of Ambulatory Pediatrics 2010 SOAP Note – Pertussis An acute, highly communicable respiratory illness commonly known as whooping cough. It is a vaccine-preventable […]
Source: Manual of Ambulatory Pediatrics 2010 SOAP Note – Pediculosis Capitis, Corporis, and Pubis Pediculosis capitis, or human lice that live in the hair; Pediculosis […]
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