rash

DC Inst – Rash

DC

You were evaluated in the Emergency Department today for a rash. Your evaluation suggests your symptoms are most likely due to ***.

Please follow up with your primary care physician within 2-3 days. Call 1-800-825-2631 to schedule an appointment with a primary care physician.

Return to the Emergency Department if you experience worsening or spreading rash, worsening or uncontrolled pain, fevers 100.4°F or greater, recurrent vomiting, shortness of breath, discharge from your rash, or any other concerning symptoms.

Thank you for choosing us for your care.

DC Inst – Peds Rash

DC, Peds

Your child has been evaluated in the Emergency Department today for a rash. Your child’s rash is most likely due to ***.

Please follow up with your child’s pediatrician within three days.

Return to the Emergency Department immediately if your child has worsening rash, rash that spreads to the mouth or the palms of the hands or soles of the feet, fevers that cannot be controlled with tylenol or motrin, behavior changes, or any other concerning symptoms.

Thank you for choosing us for your child’s care.

ALLERGIC RASH – Low Risk

MDM

This patient presents with symptoms consistent with acute hypersensitivity reaction, likely acute allergic reaction. Presentation not consistent with acute anaphylaxis (lack of pulmonary, dermatologic, cardiovascular or GI symptoms, lack of hypotension or exposure to known allergen), angioedema, serum sickness (no recent drug exposure, lacks fevers, arthralgias), ingestion of preformed toxin. No evidence of airway compromise or shock at this time. Plan to treat for an allergic reaction with H1/H2 blockers, steroids. No indication for epinephrine at this time.*** Given lack of respiratory symptoms, no indication for EpiPen Rx.***

Plan: ***H1/H2 blockers, steroids, close hemodynamic monitoring, serial reassessment