A 5-year old girl presents to ER with fever, convulsions and unconsciousness of one day duration. On examination she is pale, Glasgow coma scale is 8 and there are no signs of meningial irritation and no focal neurological signs. The most likely diagnosis is:

A 5-year old girl presents to ER with fever, convulsions and unconsciousness of one day duration. On examination she is pale, Glasgow coma scale is 8 and there are no signs of meningial irritation and no focal neurological signs. The most likely diagnosis is:

An infant with bladder exstrophy has had a continent urinary reservoir placed. Which discharge instruction should be included?

Which is the best position for an 8-year-old who has returned after an appendectomy for a ruptured appendix?

Burns are commonly seen in child abuse. Approximately 10% of children hospitalized with burns are victims of abuse. Of the following, inflicted burn can be MOST commonly the result of