A 6-month old falls out of her high chair onto the kitchen f…

A 6-month old falls out of her high chair onto the kitchen floor and is brought to the ED by her parents. Parents report no loss of consciousness, vomiting, seizure activity, or excessive sleepiness. Her parents note that she should be hungry at this time but she has been fussy and refusing feeds. Her physical exam is normal. Which of the following is the next best step in management?

A 9-year-old boy presents for an annual check up. History an…

A 9-year-old boy presents for an annual check up. History and Physical Exam are unremarkable. Height is 52.5 inches (50th percentile) and weight 70 pounds (75th percentile) BMI is 17.8 (78th percentile). Based on these growth measures, you determine this child is:

A 9-month old boy is brought by his parents for evaluation o…

A 9-month old boy is brought by his parents for evaluation of an abdominal mass that they noticed when changing his diaper. On exam, he appears non-toxic and has a palpable, nontender RUQ mass measuring 4×6 cm. Which of the following studies is most likely to reveal the diagnosis?

A pediatrician’s office receives a limited supply of viral t…

A pediatrician’s office receives a limited supply of viral testing kits during a pandemic. The pediatricians meet to determine which patients will be candidates for testing. They discuss testing patients with high-risk medical conditions or those with high-risk family members. Which of the following ethical principles is being discussed?