Jaundice PEDs MDM

Neonatal Jaundice PEDs MDMLast reviewed: March 2026 Contents MDM Templates Jaundice — Physiologic / Breast Milk Jaundice — Phototherapy Indicated Jaundice — Conjugated Hyperbilirubinemia Clinical Education Conjugated vs Unconjugated The Bilirubin Nomogram Hemolytic Causes Biliary Atresia Kernicterus Disposition References MDM Templates Jaundice — Physiologic / Breast Milk Neonate presents with visible jaundice. Well appearing, feeding … More Jaundice PEDs MDM

Febrile Infant (0-60D) PEDs MDM

Febrile Infant (0-60 Days) MDM Last reviewed: March 2026Contents MDM Templates Febrile Neonate (0-28 Days) Febrile Infant 29-60 Days — Low Risk Febrile Infant 29-60 Days — Not Low Risk Clinical Education AAP 2021 Guidelines Overview Age-Based Stratification Inflammatory Markers: ANC, PCT, UA When to LP Empiric Antibiotics by Age HSV Considerations The Bronchiolitis Exception … More Febrile Infant (0-60D) PEDs MDM

Croup PEDs MDM

Croup PEDs MDMLast reviewed: March 2026 Contents MDM Templates Croup — Mild Croup — Moderate to Severe Croup — Impending Respiratory Failure Clinical Education Diagnosis and Ddx Westley Croup Score Dexamethasone Racemic Epinephrine When It’s Not Croup Disposition Decision Guide References MDM Templates Croup — Mild Child presents with several days of URI symptoms followed … More Croup PEDs MDM

Well Child HPI PEDs

  Patient had normal prenatal course. Patient born at full term by NSVD. UTD vaccinations. Patient continues to have normal feeding patterns. No emesis. Patient has no changes to stooling or urination frequency or consistency. Child is active/interactive at home. Family has good access to pediatrician. PEARLS and mini-macros Normal I/O Patterns Newborn: Intake: Goal … More Well Child HPI PEDs

Stroke (Ischemic) MDM

Ischemic Stroke MDM Last reviewed: March 2026Contents MDM Templates Stroke Alert Thrombolytic Consent & Administration Clinical Education Thrombolytic Eligibility & Dosing The Evidence Debate: Thrombolytics Thrombectomy & Extended Windows BP Management in Acute Stroke Stroke Syndromes by Vascular Distribution Peripheral & Atypical Stroke Presentations Wake-Up Stroke & Unknown LKWT Stroke Mimics Recrudescence Scoring Tools: NIHSS … More Stroke (Ischemic) MDM

Heart Failure HPI

pt presents to the emergency department with worsening shortness of breath for last ___. Patient has worsening orthopnea and lower extremity swelling. This presentation is consistent with prior heart failure exacerbations. Denies chest pain at this time. Denies palpitations, diaphoresis. No recent sick contacts. Denies fever, N/V/D. Denies any recent immobility, surgery, unilateral leg swelling, or prior … More Heart Failure HPI

Alcohol Withdrawal MDM

Alcohol Withdrawal MDMLast reviewed: March 2026 Contents MDM Templates Alcohol Withdrawal — Mild (Discharge) Alcohol Withdrawal — Moderate (Admit) Alcohol Withdrawal Seizure Delirium Tremens Clinical Education Withdrawal Timeline Assessment and Risk Stratification Benzodiazepine Protocols Phenobarbital Protocol Refractory Withdrawal Disposition References MDM Templates Alcohol Withdrawal — Mild (Discharge) Patient presents with symptoms consistent with alcohol withdrawal … More Alcohol Withdrawal MDM

Tox AMS EtOH MDM

Tox AMS EtOH MDMLast reviewed: March 2026 Contents MDM Templates Alcohol Intoxication — Mild Alcohol Intoxication — Severe / Obtunded Clinical Education Approach to the Intoxicated Patient Vitamin Deficiency Syndromes Wernicke Encephalopathy Disposition Pitfalls Disposition References MDM Templates Alcohol Intoxication — Mild Patient presents with altered mental status, slurred speech, and sluggish behavior consistent with … More Tox AMS EtOH MDM

Neuro re-examination

#1 Neurologic Exam: General: Patient is alert, attentive, and oriented.  Speech is clear and fluent. PERRL and there is no facial droop. There is no pronator drift of out-stretched arms. Motor: Muscle bulk and tone are normal. Strength is full bilaterally in UEs and LEs Sensation: SILT in all four extremities. Coordination: No dysmetria on finger-to-nose … More Neuro re-examination

Subarachnoid Hemorrhage MDM

Subarachnoid Hemorrhage MDMLast reviewed: March 2026 Contents MDM Templates SAH — Confirmed Thunderclap Headache — SAH Workup Clinical Education Approach to Suspected SAH CT Sensitivity and the LP Question LP Interpretation Hunt-Hess and Fisher Grading Complications Disposition References MDM Templates SAH — Confirmed Patient presents with acute onset severe headache reaching maximal intensity within seconds … More Subarachnoid Hemorrhage MDM