Bronchiolitis

What this deck covers

Bronchiolitis in twelve clinical teaching cases with worked explanations. Each case gives you a clinical vignette, four options, the correct answer, and an explanation of why each of the other three is wrong.

The 12 cases, in order

1. Making the diagnosis
2. A question on the ward round
3. What is actually obstructing the airway
4. The infant brought in by ambulance
5. The admission decision
6. The infant who will not take milk
7. A new tool on the ward
8. The child on day four
9. Prescribing on the ward round
10. A request from a mother
11. A question from a parent
12. Three months later

Clinical pearls from this deck

• The diagnosis is clinical: an infant under two, a coryzal prodrome, then tachypnoea with crackles.
• The two figures sit at one magnification, so the lumens can be read directly against each other.

The twelve worked cases in this deck, with the images and the full explanation of every option, are part of Pediatric Case Review membership. See what is included.

More from this system: all respiratory decks and question sets · pediatric reference values.