Table 1
Amenorrhea
| Complete the Table | |
| Distinguish between primary and secondary amenorrhea | |
| Clinical presentation | |
| List 3 differentials | |
| Labs ordered | |
| Causes | |
| Treatment/Management | |
| Complications | |
Table 2
Dermatologic Conditions
| Common Skin Lesions | Description | Common Location | Treatment/Plan |
| Mongolian Spots | |||
| Erythema Toxicum Neonatorum | |||
| Milia, Miliaria, “Prickly Heat” | |||
| Seborrheic Dermatitis “Cradle Cap” | |||
| Café au Lait Spots | |||
| Faun Tail Nevus | |||
| Port Wine Stain (Nevus Flammeus) | |||
| Hemangioma (Strawberry Hemangioma) |
Table 3
Differential Diagnosis Common Childhood Rashes
| CC: Rash | ||
| Condition | Appearance/Location | Treatment |
| Hand Foot mouth disease | ||
| Impetigo | ||
| Measles | ||
| Varicella | ||
| Scarlet Fever | ||
| Pediculosis capitis or head lice | ||
| Molluscum contagiosum | ||
| Scabies | ||
| Roseola | ||
Table 4
Physical Activity and Sports Participation
| Physical activity recommendations include children and adolescents participating in at least ____ minutes of moderate to vigorous physical activity daily. |
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| What medical conditions would exclude a child from sports participation? |
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| What are the three entities of the female athlete triad? |
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Table 5
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
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| Infection | Common Signs & Symptoms | Diagnostic Tests | Treatment/Follow-up |
| Chlamydia | |||
| Gonorrhea | |||
| Trichomoniasis | |||
| Syphilis | |||
| Genital Herpes | |||
| HIV | |||
Mrs. Lim brings in two of her children 3-year-old Lily and 5 year old Liam with complaints of a rash. Lily is not in any discomfort and her mother denies she has had any fever. Most of the painless flesh colored lesions are located on her abdomen and are dome shaped in appearance. However, she has one lesion on her left lower arm that appears to be draining. You notice Lily has a café au lait spot to her left lower back. Liam on the other hand has an itchy rash on his face. You notice Liam has small red sores about 1 cm around his mouth and nose with areas of yellow crusting where these have burst. Their mother wants to know if it is okay to send them to attend preschool/school.
- What other information would you want to know about Lily and Liam?
- How should you manage Lily and Liam? · What anticipatory guidance regarding spread of infection?
- When it is okay for each child to return to preschool/school?
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