Using the algorithm on p. 858 of your Burns text, answer the following question: Seven-year-old Timothy presents with his parents for acute abdominal pain. There is no evidence of trauma, but he is positive for fever of 102 F. Pick one of the conditions as your diagnosis. Tell how you arrived at it and differentiated it from the others. What is your treatment?
APPENDICITIS
Appendix is a pouch like structure attatched at the start of the large intestine that has no known purpose.
Appendicitis usually begins with fever and pain near the belly button and then moves towards the lower right side of the abdomen.
When the Appendix gets blocked , too much bacteria can grow and causes an infection. Its usually causes a hype in body temperature . So if the child have acute abdominal pain and fever without no any other external causes have diagnosed as Appendicitis.
Using the algorithm on p. 858 of your Burns text, answer the following question: Seven-year-old Timothy...
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