Exit this survey Respiratory Illnesses Questions Question Title * 1. A 2 month old infant with no significant past medical history presents to the ED in December with a 3 day history of cough, and congestion. Exam is significant for tachypnea, use of accessory muscles with nasal flaring, crackles and wheezing. RVP- pending. CXR is read as no focal infiltrate, viral vs RAD. Recommend clinical correlation.You decide to admit this patient. What is your admitting diagnosis? Bronchiolitis Reactive Airway Disease Viral Pneumonia Asthma Question Title * 2. A 2 month old infant with no significant past medical history presents to the ED in April with 3 day history of cough, and congestion. Exam is most significant for tachypnea, use of accessory muscles with nasal flaring, crackles and wheezing. RVP- pending. CXR is read as no focal infiltrate, viral vs RAD. Recommend clinical correlation. You decide to admit this patient.What is your admitting diagnosis? Bronchiolitis Reactive Airway Disease Viral Pneumonia Asthma Question Title * 3. A 14 month old ex 35 week preemie with a history significant for a 2 week stay in the NICU on low flow oxygen presents to the ED in November with fever, cough and difficulty breathing. Exam is no-table for tachypnea, use of accessory muscles and diffuse wheezing. No nasal flaring. RVP- pending. CXR is read as no focal infiltrate, viral vs RAD. Recommend clinical correlation.You decide to admit this patient. What is your admitting diagnosis? Bronchiolitis Reactive Airway Disease Viral Pneumonia Asthma Question Title * 4. A 12month old with one prior episode of wheezing which was treated with Albuterol as outpatient presents to the ED in December with congestion and cough for 3 days and difficulty breathing on the day of admission. Exam is notable for tachypnea, use of accessory muscles and diffuse wheezing. No nasal flaring. RVP- pending. CXR is read as no focal infiltrate, viral vs RAD. Recommend clinical correlation.You decide to admit this patient. What is your admitting diagnosis? Bronchiolitis Reactive Airway Disease Viral Pneumonia Asthma Question Title * 5. A 12month old with one prior episode of wheezing presents to the ED in December with congestion and cough for 3 days and difficulty breathing on the day of admission. Exam is significant for tachypnea, use of accessory muscles, nasal flaring, crackles and wheezing. RVP- pending. CXR is read as no focal infiltrate, viral vs RAD. Recommend clinical correlation. You decide to admit this patient. What is your admitting diagnosis? Bronchiolitis Reactive Airway Disease Viral Pneumonia Asthma Question Title * 6. A 20 month old with one prior history of wheezing treated with Albuterol without steroids as outpatient and eczema presents to the ED in April with congestion and cough for 3 days and difficulty breathing on the day of admission. Exam is significant for tachypnea, use of accessory muscles, no nasal flaring, and diffuse wheezing. The family history is significant for a maternal history of asthma.RVP- pending. CXR is read as no focal infiltrate, viral vs RAD. Recommend clinical correlation. You decide to admit.What is your admitting diagnosis? Bronchiolitis Reactive Airway Disease Viral Pneumonia Asthma Question Title * 7. *How would you best characterize your professional role? 1. Pediatric Hospitalist 2. Pediatric Emergency Medicine Physician 3. Emergency Medicine Physician 4. Gen Peds Physician working in the Pediatric Emergency Department Question Title * 8. *How would you best describe the geographic location in the US where you currently practice? Northeast South Midwest Pacific SW Mountain Question Title * 9. *How many years have you been practicing in your current role as an attending ? 2 or less 3-4 years 5-9 years > 10 years Question Title * 10. *How would you best describe the hospital where you currently work? Community Hospital Teaching Hospital - community based Teaching Hospital - university based Question Title * 11. Do you practice in a Children's Hospital ? Yes No Next