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A 3 week old infant presented with a 2 day history of increased fussiness, poor feeding, and inconsolable crying. The parents reported the baby had been increasingly difficult to soothe and calm over the past 48 hours. On exam, the infant appeared tired and crying continuously while being held by the mother, with no other notable symptoms or concerning physical exam findings reported.
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- 1. 3 wk F - fussy
- 2. Enter ED room • Mother holding swaddled infant who is crying • Father sitting next to them in chair • Preschool aged older brother playing with videogame on exam table • Smell of stale smoke • Parents look tired
- 3. What brings you to the ED? • Past several days she seems more fussy • She hasn’t been feeding well either – 2 ounces every 4 hours • Today we just couldn’t get her to settle down, she’s been crying like this all morning
- 4. What else do you want to know? • Onset: – She just became more fussy maybe 2 days ago. She awoke that morning fussy and its just been getting worse since. Her eating’s been getting worse as she gets fussier. • Duration / Intensity: – All the time she’s fussy now. We could get her quiet yesterday but we can’t today.
- 5. What else do you want to know? • Exacerbating / Remitting factors: – She’s used to calm down when we swaddled and held her. Now nothing works. Its worse at night, she kept us up all last night. • Associated Symptoms: – Constitutional: • Hasn’t felt warm, but we never measured her temp – HEENT: • No red eyes or discharge, no congestion/runny nose
- 6. What else do you want to know? • Associated Symptoms: – CV: • No lips or extremities blue, doesn’t tire or sweat with feeds – Pulm: • No coughing or wheezing, hasn’t been working harder to breath – GI: • No vomiting/spit up, no back arching, 3-4 dirty diapers seedy yellow diapers per day, no blood in the stool
- 7. What else do you want to know? • Associated Symptoms: – GU: • 3-4 wet diapers past day – Neuro: • No abnormal movements, no apnea – Skin: • No rashes, no yellow discoloration
- 8. Additional History • Birth hx: – 37 wks via SVD to G2P2 mother. Went home with mom after 2 days in the well-baby nursery. Mom had prenatal care, she thinks that her serologies were negative, she was GBBS positive and received antibiotics prior to delivery. Mom had gonorrhea early in the pregnancy, but was treated and repeat test was negative. She’s does not have HSV
- 9. Additional History • PMH: Has been healthy until now • PSH: None • Meds: Takes multi-vitamin • Allergies: None known • Family Hx: Heart disease in grandparents • Diet: Similac advance, 2 oz every 2-3 hrs
- 10. Additional History • Social: Lives with parents and older sister, both parents work, attends daycare, received Hep B shot prior to d/c from hospital at birth, nobody is sick at home – unsure if anyone is sick at daycare.
- 11. Summary of History • 3 week old, former FT gestation complicated by maternal gonorrhea infection (treated) who p/w 2 day history of progressive inconsolability with decreased PO intake and decreased UOP.
- 12. Differential • Tier I/Ie: – Cardio: congenital heart disease – ID: UTI, meningitis, occult bacteremia – GI: colic, reflux; intussusception – Other: inborn error metabolism, NAT • Tier II/III: – GI: constipation, milk protein allergy – Other: hair tourniquet
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