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Primary immunodeficiencies
www.rch.org.au/clinicalguide/guideline_index/Primary_immunodeficiencies/
Absence of thymus Chronic diarrhoea Recurrent/severe sinusitis or otitis media Severe eczema or nappy rash … disease Other autoinflammatory disorders Recurrent fevers Inflammatory arthritis or peritonitis Rash … abscesses Digital clubbing Severe eczema or eczema-like rashes Splenomegaly Poor muscle bulk, fat stores …
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Upper limb non-use
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sweats, malaise, rash, pallor, bruising Neurological signs/symptoms: headache, seizures, paraesthesia …, deformity, open wounds, erythema, bruising, rash Feel: palpate from clavicle to fingers assessing … / Immunological Juvenile idiopathic arthritis Fever, rash Oligo/polyarticular arthritis Enthesitis Psoriasis …
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Henoch-Schönlein purpura
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rash, and one or more of: Arthritis/arthralgia (50-75%) Abdominal pain (50%) Nephritis (25-50%) History … nephritic syndrome, hypertension, renal impairment, renal failure Typical rash distribution Management …, in the absence of significant renal disease, usually resolves within 4 weeks. Rash is often the last symptom …
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Non-IgE mediated food allergy
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behaviour Rash (morphology and duration) Age at time of initial reaction, timing of other reactions Dietary … for rash or fissures Growth parameters: weight, length, head circumference Skin: assess for rashes, ie …
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Recognition of the seriously unwell neonate and young infant
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weight gain Glucose Apnoea Jitteriness Altered conscious state Haematological Non-blanching rash Bruising … Bleeding Infection Fever or hypothermia Bulging fontanelle Neck stiffness Vesicular rash, encephalopathy …, lethargic, nasal congestion Enterovirus or parechovirus Fever, rash, poor feeding, irritable, possible …
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Vulval ulcers
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perianal rash, itching and rectal pain Molluscum contagiosum Firm papules with central dimple, may ulcerate … ulcers Joint and eye examination when autoimmune causes being considered Skin inspection for eczema, rash …
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Kawasaki disease
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sparing (zone around the iris is clear) Rash Erythematous polymorphous rash occurs in the first few days … multiforme-like or scarlatiniform Bullous, vesicular, or petechial rashes are not typical in KD Oral Changes …
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Sepsis – assessment and management
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rash Features of cardiovascular dysfunction: reduced peripheral perfusion, pale, cool or mottled skin …, diarrhoea, myalgia, conjunctival injection, confusion, collapse and a widespread erythematous rash Red flag …
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Food allergy - IgE mediated food allergy
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within 60 minutes of exposure and involve any of the following: Skin: Rash (eg urticaria) Erythema …, hypotension Skin – rashes, urticaria and angioedema Differential diagnosis Contact skin reaction – erythema …
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The limping or non-weight bearing child
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• Nocturnal pain and symptoms • Systemic symptoms: fever, night sweats, chills, rigors, rash • Constitutional …, skin changes e.g. rash, wound, bruising, erythema, pallor Feel: heat, cold, tenderness (including calf …