Pediatrics

Exams for Febrile Infant, Fussy Infant, Chicken Pox, Croup, and Upper Respiratory Infection

This classic decision tool is extremely useful in primary care evaluation of sore throat.

This decision tool is intended to help determine whether a CT scan is needed to evaluate a child’s head injury. If any of the 14 items is ‘YES’, a CT scan is recommended.

Dehydration scale for children 1 to 36 months old

here’s a hint – if you’re going to use a medication it’s Miralax

Calculator for diagnosis of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

Diagnostic rule to guide testing for UTI in unwell children under 5 years

Pharyngitis calculator to aid diagnosis and treatment of patients 5 years and older is based on 5 items.

General exams for children for specific age and gender groups.

Pediatric Health Maintenance (Well Child) Note Templates.

Health maintenance exams for children

Fillable newborn progress note.

A calculator for diagnosing and managing acute otitis media.

Calculator for prediction of clinical deterioration in pediatric inpatients.

Weight-based dosing for some of the more frequently prescribed medications for children.

Calculator for risk of postconcussion symptoms (such as headache, fatigue, inattentiveness, or forgetfulness) more than 28 days after the initial trauma.

Includes two versions of the pharyngitis (sore throat) history.

Checklist of Red Flags for Gastroenteritis in Children

See more red flags!

required elements for preparticipation sports evaluation

Questions to ask children at clinic visits.

Fillable sore throat note.

Pre-participation Sports Physical. This includes the optional health history questionnaire in case this hasn’t been completed prior to the visit.

20 item questionnaire intended to be completed by athlete or athlete’s parent before the visit or at the beginning of the visit.

tool for evaluation of fever in young children

Calculator with classic score for pharyngitis testing and treatment.

For febrile children ages 3-36 months. Used to predict serious bacterial infection (SBI).