Pediatric primary care
What each pediatric primary care question is really asking, how to structure the answer, and where the marks are likely to sit.
Pediatric EENT case studies: diagnosis and management
Pediatric primary care
Select one of three pediatric eye, ear, nose and throat cases, post a differential diagnosis, argue the most likely diagnosis and its unique characteristics, give a treatment and management plan with dosages, and set out how you would educate the parent and address the fears in the case.
NSG 6435 Week 4 DQ 1: iHuman HEENT and respiratory
Pediatric primary care
Three questions, three separate literatures, and the middle one asks for an actual document rather than a discussion. Treating them as one flowing answer is how the plan gets lost.
Paediatric SOAP Discussion: Histories and Reflection
Pediatric primary care
Two requirements make this different from any other SOAP note: the discrepancies between child and parent, and the reflection. Both are about the encounter, not the diagnosis.
Pediatric GI case studies: vomiting, reflux, encopresis
Pediatric primary care
Select one of three pediatric gastrointestinal cases — acute vomiting and diarrhoea, chronic sore throat with regurgitation, or stool soiling on a background of constipation — and post a differential diagnosis, the most likely diagnosis and its unique characteristics, a treatment plan with dosages, and family education strategies.