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www.gitfreed.a.i. Hey guys, this is Mike Estefan from the University of Rochester School of Medicine,

bringing you part three of the Emergency Medicine shelf exam review series.

This week I'll be covering some of the high-yield pediatric content for your shelf exam.

Before we begin, I just want to put it out there.

That it's probably pretty obvious to you guys that this is my first time recording anything.

That being said, I am constantly

looking for ways to improve and to make these episodes more entertaining and more useful for you guys.

So, if you have any feedback or have any suggestions, I would love to hear them. Please email me.

My email for you guys is EM Podcast Mike at gmail.com. Thanks for listening and without further ado, let's start.

So let's talk about febrile seizures. There are two types of febrile seizures. There are simple and complex febrile seizures.

On the exam, you need to be able to differentiate between these two because their management is completely different.

Simple febrile seizures, which we'll define later, are treated by giving acetymenifin and reassurance to

mom or dad. Complex febrile seizures need further workup. Usually on the exam, this means the child

needs a lumbar puncture. So let's define what a simple febrile seizure is.

So starting with the more obvious things.

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