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Top 100 Search Terms 2010
  1. croup
  2. fever
  3. asthma
  4. bronchiolitis
  5. rash
  6. fluids
  7. intussusception
  8. kawasaki disease
  9. constipation
  10. febrile convulsion
  11. meningitis
  12. tonsillitis
  13. fentanyl
  14. scarlet fever
  15. burns
  16. chicken pox
  17. pneumonia
  18. head injury
  19. paracetamol
  20. pertussis
  21. wheeze
  22. dehydration
  23. midazolam
  24. abdo pain
  25. seizure
  26. shock
  27. erythema multiforme
  28. jaundice
  29. scabies
  30. stridor
  31. urticaria
  32. impetigo
  33. measles
  34. otitis media
  35. rheumatic fever
  36. tracheomalacia
  37. diarrhoea
  38. roseola
  39. diabetes
  40. balanitis
  41. anaemia
  42. conjunctivitis
  43. pyloric stenosis
  44. vital signs
  45. vomiting
  46. salbutamol
  47. uti
  48. colic
  49. ibuprofen
  50. lumbar puncture
  51. morphine
  52. thermoregulation
  53. amoxycillin
  54. failure to thrive
  55. ketamine
  56. rehydration
  57. slapped cheek
  58. weight
  59. cough
  60. dogs
  61. mumps
  62. parvovirus
  63. video
  64. appendicitis
  65. coxsackie
  66. lymphadenopathy
  67. magnesium
  68. ondansetron
  69. petechial rash
  70. adrenaline
  71. analgesia
  72. burn
  73. compulsive disorder
  74. dka
  75. eye
  76. flucloxacillin
  77. hypoglycaemia
  78. parotitis
  79. respiratory assessment
  80. sepsis
  81. varicella
  82. vital
  83. arthrogryposis
  84. cellulitis
  85. cystic fibrosis
  86. emergency management fever
  87. foreign body
  88. hand foot mouth and
  89. hip
  90. maintenance fluids
  91. melliodosis
  92. mesenteric adenitis
  93. mycoplasma
  94. nappy rash
  95. pain
  96. phenergan
  97. pneumothorax
  98. reflux
  99. school sores
  100. shingles

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