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## Bacterial
## Bacterial
###Adenitis
###Adenitis
### Endocarditis
### [[Endocarditis]]
### Mastoiditis
### [[Mastoiditis]]
### Occult abcess
### Occult [[abscess]]
### Pyelonephritis
### [[Pyelonephritis]]
### Sinusitis
### [[Sinusitis]]
### Tb
### [[Tb]]
## Viral
## Viral
### CMV
### CMV
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### Histoplasmosis
### Histoplasmosis
### Rickettsial
### Rickettsial
#### Q fever
#### [[Q fever]]
#### Rocky Mt
#### Rocky Mt
###Parasitic
###Parasitic
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## Regional enteritis
## Regional enteritis
## Rheumatic fever
## Rheumatic fever
## Ulcerative colitis
## [[Ulcerative colitis]]
## Vasculitis
## Vasculitis
# MALIGNANCY
# MALIGNANCY
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## Wilm's tumor
## Wilm's tumor
# DRUG INDUCED
# DRUG INDUCED
## Abx
## [[Antibiotics]]
## Anticonvulsants
## Anticonvulsants
## Anti TB
## Anti TB
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## Serum sickness
## Serum sickness
# MISC
# MISC
## AIDS
## [[AIDS]]
## CNS
## CNS
## Environmental
## Environmental
##Factitious
##Factitious
##Familial dysautonomia
##Familial dysautonomia
## Kawasaki
## [[Kawasaki]]
## PE
## [[PE]]
##Serial infections
##Serial infections
##Thyrotoxicosis
##[[Thyrotoxicosis]]
 
==See Also==
*[[Pediatric Fever]]


==Source==
==Source==
4/13/06 DONALDSON (adapted from Rosen)
*Rosen


[[Category:Peds]]
[[Category:Peds]]

Revision as of 17:17, 12 September 2014

Diagnosis

Febrile >14dys (without clear source)

DDx

  1. INFECTION
    1. Bacterial
      1. Adenitis
      2. Endocarditis
      3. Mastoiditis
      4. Occult abscess
      5. Pyelonephritis
      6. Sinusitis
      7. Tb
    2. Viral
      1. CMV
      2. Hep A,B, C
      3. Mono
    3. Chlamydial
      1. Lymphogranuloma venereum
      2. Psittacosis
    4. Mycoplasmal
    5. Fungal
      1. Blastomycosis
      2. Cysticercosis
      3. Histoplasmosis
      4. Rickettsial
        1. Q fever
        2. Rocky Mt
      5. Parasitic
        1. Malaria
        2. Toxo
  2. COLLAGEN VASCULAR
    1. JRA
    2. LSE
    3. Regional enteritis
    4. Rheumatic fever
    5. Ulcerative colitis
    6. Vasculitis
  3. MALIGNANCY
    1. Leukemia
    2. Lymphoma
    3. Neuroblastoma
    4. Wilm's tumor
  4. DRUG INDUCED
    1. Antibiotics
    2. Anticonvulsants
    3. Anti TB
    4. Procainamide
    5. Quinidine
    6. Serum sickness
  5. MISC
    1. AIDS
    2. CNS
    3. Environmental
    4. Factitious
    5. Familial dysautonomia
    6. Kawasaki
    7. PE
    8. Serial infections
    9. Thyrotoxicosis

See Also

Source

  • Rosen
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