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CASE HISTORY


15 year old  boy non-specifically unwell for a day.  Woke with a widespread purpuric rash and taken straight to hospital.

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ED assessment:
Temp 39.0, HR 120, RR 20, BP 90/60.
Alert no meningism; purpuric rash spreading.


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QUESTIONS ON CASE 4


   Q 1 of 18: Abnormal signs?

Yes <correctNo

CORRECT : Tachycardia, hypotension in a teenager with fever and purpura.
Further Information
Normal values of vital signs
Age HR/min RR/min Systolic BP
<1 110-160 30-40 70-90
1-2 100-150 25-35 80-95
2-5 95-140 25-30 80-100
5-12 80-120 20-25 90-110
Over 12 60-100 15-20 100-120

From Advanced Paediatric Life Support—the Practical Approach. 30


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