Available pediatrics risk factors

A

• Abdominal injury (p_144)
• Acceleration-deceleration injury (p_145)
• Animal bite (p_155)
• Animal bite, snake (p_390)
• Ankle injury (p_243)
• Anticoagulant use (p_174)
• Arm injury (p_254)
• Atmospheric pressure changes (p_81)

B

• Back injury (p_146)
• Bacterial tonsillitis (p_79)
• Breastfed infant (p_372)
• Breasts development (p_295)

C

• Cannabinoids ingestion, past 72 hours (p_410)
• Carbon monoxide exposure (p_40)
• Chest injury (p_136)
• Child care at home (p_607)
• Chronic NSAIDs use (p_220)
• Circumcision (p_283)
• Clavicle injury (p_582)
• Cold exposure (p_624)
• Complete tetanus immunization (p_627)
• Compromised immune system (p_83)
• Consumption of foods or drinks that cause bloating (p_380)
• Consumption of fruits or vegetables contaminated with animal feces (p_303)
• Consumption of raw or undercooked meat (p_63)
• Contact lenses (p_139)
• Contact with allergen (p_82)
• Contact with allergen, potential severe allergic reaction (p_612)
• Contact with animals (p_122)
• Contact with animals, cat (p_100)
• Contact with COVID-19 infected person, last 2 weeks (p_606)
• Contact with sick person, chickenpox (p_99)
• Contact with sick person, pinworms (p_221)
• COVID-19 vaccination, more than 6 months ago (p_360)

D

• Day care attendance (p_288)
• Dental trauma (p_188)
• Diagnosed asthma (p_167)
• Diagnosed Crohn's disease (p_93)
• Diagnosed diabetes (p_8)
• Diagnosed diabetes mellitus, type 1 (p_370)
• Diagnosed diabetes mellitus, type 2 (p_371)
• Diagnosed diabetes, other type (p_378)
• Diagnosed diabetes, unknown type (p_379)
• Diagnosed hemolytic anemia (p_530)
• Diagnosed hemophilia (p_202)
• Diagnosed hypertension (p_9)
• Diagnosed ovarian mass (p_386)
• Diagnosed structural heart disease (p_121)
• Diagnosed ulcerative colitis (p_358)
• Drug consumption, new in the past 4 weeks (p_549)

E

• Ear injury (p_209)
• Elbow injury (p_253)
• Enlarged scar (p_364)
• Evidence of COVID-19 infection, between 2 weeks and 2 months ago (p_608)
• Excessive sweating due to hot environment, fever or clothing (p_294)
• Excessive use of visual display terminals (p_361)
• Excessive UV exposure (p_128)

F

• Fall onto an outstretched hand (p_299)
• Family history of bleeding disorders (p_272)
• Family history of Helicobacter pylori infection (p_355)
• Finger injury (p_169)
• Fly bite, Australia and Oceania (p_414)
• Fly bite, Central Africa (p_478)
• Fly bite, Central or South America (p_418)
• Fly bite, Europe (p_419)
• Fly bite, North America (p_435)
• Fly bite, Northern Africa (p_477)
• Fly bite, Northern Asia (p_436)
• Fly bite, Southeast Asia (p_437)
• Fly bite, Southern Africa (p_479)
• Fly bite, the Middle East (p_417)
• Foot injury (p_246)
• Forearm injury (p_252)
• Foreign body in wound (p_528)
• Formula feeding (p_291)
• Frequent tobacco smoke exposure (p_267)

G

• Gastroenteritis in the household (p_235)
• Genital injury (p_207)

H

• Hand injury (p_250)
• Head area or neck injury (p_260)
• Heavy metal exposure (p_353)
• Hip injury (p_245)
• History of a stressful situation, in the past 6 months (p_509)
• History of a tick bite, 3 weeks to 3 months ago, Europe (p_589)
• History of a tick bite, 3 weeks to 3 months ago, North America (p_592)
• History of a tick bite, 3 weeks to 3 months ago, Northern Asia (p_593)
• History of a tick bite, 3 weeks to 3 months ago, Southeast Asia (p_595)
• History of a tick bite, more than 3 months ago, Europe (p_590)
• History of a tick bite, more than 3 months ago, Southeast Asia (p_596)
• History of a tick bite, more then 3 months ago, North America (p_591)
• History of a tick bite, more then 3 months ago, Northern Asia (p_594)
• History of anaphylactic reaction (p_176)
• History of burn (p_384)
• History of chickenpox or VZV vaccination (p_296)
• History of cholecystectomy (p_397)
• History of depressive episode (p_171)
• History of foreign body insertion in anus (p_562)
• History of foreign body insertion in ear (p_490)
• History of foreign body insertion in nose (p_491)
• History of foreign body insertion in vulva or vagina (p_556)
• History of head trauma (p_307)
• History of marine injury (p_442)
• History of tonsillectomy (p_190)
• Hymenoptera sting, Australia and Oceania (p_468)
• Hymenoptera sting, Central Africa (p_484)
• Hymenoptera sting, Central and South America (p_463)
• Hymenoptera sting, Europe (p_464)
• Hymenoptera sting, Middle East (p_467)
• Hymenoptera sting, North America (p_462)
• Hymenoptera sting, Northern Africa (p_483)
• Hymenoptera sting, Northern Asia (p_465)
• Hymenoptera sting, Southeast Asia (p_466)
• Hymenoptera sting, Southern Africa (p_485)

I

• Improper hand hygiene (p_367)
• Improper oral hygiene (p_357)
• Incomplete or lack of tetanus vaccination (p_536)
• Indigenous Australian heritage (p_389)
• Intravenous drug use (p_49)

K

• Kissing bug bite, Central or South America (p_434)
• Kissing bug bite, North America (p_424)
• Knee injury (p_244)

L

• Last tetanus immunization less than 5 years ago (p_615)
• Last tetanus immunization more than 5 years ago (p_208)
• Limb injury (p_53)
• Lip injury (p_282)
• Long contact with wet soil (p_506)
• Low birth weight (p_285)
• Lower leg injury (p_247)
• Lower limb injury (p_256)

M

• Major force injury (p_261)
• Man (p_2)
• Maternal AIDS (p_274)
• Maternal alcohol consumption during pregnancy (p_375)
• Maternal gestational diabetes (p_535)
• Maternal Rh negative blood type (p_302)
• Minor injury of nail fold (p_576)
• Missed mandatory vaccine (p_292)
• Missed vitamin K prophylactic dose (p_337)
• Mosquito bite, Australia and Oceania (p_432)
• Mosquito bite, Central Africa (p_472)
• Mosquito bite, Central or South America (p_427)
• Mosquito bite, Europe (p_430)
• Mosquito bite, North America (p_428)
• Mosquito bite, Northern Africa (p_471)
• Mosquito bite, Northern Asia (p_438)
• Mosquito bite, Southeast Asia (p_429)
• Mosquito bite, Southern Africa (p_473)
• Mosquito bite, the Middle East (p_431)

N

• Nail injury (p_229)
• Neck injury (p_240)
• New intensive physical activity (p_334)
• No suspicion of abuse (p_449)
• Non-healing wound (p_166)
• Non-serious eye injury (p_142)
• Nose injury (p_185)

O

• Opioid use, past 72 hours (p_43)
• Oral antibiotics in the past 2 weeks (p_305)
• Oral iron therapy (p_377)
• Overweight and obesity (p_7)

P

• Paracetamol overdose, past 72 hours (p_25)
• Pelvis injury (p_241)
• Personal or family history of allergy (p_287)
• Possible recent inhalation injury (p_613)
• Pre-menstrual age (p_141)
• Prematurity (p_284)
• Prolonged exposure to sunlight and heat (p_138)
• Psychological trauma, less than a month ago (p_518)
• Psychological trauma, more than a month ago (p_519)

R

• Recent alcohol consumption (p_143)
• Recent beetroot consumption (p_352)
• Recent burn (p_234)
• Recent contact with herbicides (p_36)
• Recent contact with insecticides (p_41)
• Recent head injury (p_232)
• Recent history of urinary tract infections (p_161)
• Recent immunization (p_366)
• Recent invasive procedure (p_586)
• Recent otitis media (p_354)
• Recent physical injury (p_264)
• Recent surgery (p_585)
• Recent upper respiratory tract infection (p_148)
• Residence or recent travel, Asia, excluding Middle East, Russia, Mongolia and Kazakhstan (p_236)
• Residence or recent travel, Australia and Oceania (p_19)
• Residence or recent travel, Central Africa (p_17)
• Residence or recent travel, Central or South America (p_14)
• Residence or recent travel, Europe (p_15)
• Residence or recent travel, Middle East (p_21)
• Residence or recent travel, Northern Africa (p_16)
• Residence or recent travel, Russia, Kazakhstan, or Mongolia (p_20)
• Residence or recent travel, Southern Africa (p_18)
• Residence or recent travel, the United States or Canada (p_13)

S

• Salicylate overdose, past 72 hours (p_273)
• School attendance (p_289)
• Serious eye injury (p_214)
• Shoulder injury (p_255)
• Sleeping pills or sedatives use, past 72 hours (p_45)
• Spider bite, Australia and Oceania (p_460)
• Spider bite, Central Africa (p_481)
• Spider bite, Central and South America (p_455)
• Spider bite, Europe (p_456)
• Spider bite, Middle East (p_459)
• Spider bite, North America (p_454)
• Spider bite, Northern Africa (p_480)
• Spider bite, Northern Asia (p_457)
• Spider bite, Southeast Asia (p_458)
• Spider bite, Southern Africa (p_482)
• Stimulants use, past 72 hours (p_156)

T

• Thigh injury (p_248)
• Tick bite, Australia and Oceania (p_452)
• Tick bite, Central Africa (p_475)
• Tick bite, Central or South America (p_420)
• Tick bite, Europe (p_421)
• Tick bite, North America (p_415)
• Tick bite, Northern Africa (p_476)
• Tick bite, Northern Asia (p_439)
• Tick bite, Southeast Asia (p_440)
• Tick bite, Southern Africa (p_474)
• Tick bite, the Middle East (p_422)
• Toe injury (p_168)
• Trunk injury (p_259)

U

• Uncertainty about abuse (p_448)
• Uncircumcised male (p_443)
• Unknown insect bite, Australia and Oceania (p_409)
• Unknown insect bite, Central Africa (p_402)
• Unknown insect bite, Central or South America (p_404)
• Unknown insect bite, Europe (p_400)
• Unknown insect bite, North America (p_405)
• Unknown insect bite, Northern Africa (p_403)
• Unknown insect bite, Northern Asia (p_407)
• Unknown insect bite, Southeast Asia (p_408)
• Unknown insect bite, Southern Africa (p_401)
• Unknown insect bite, the Middle East (p_406)
• Unspecified conditions marker (p_230)
• Upper limb injury (p_257)

V

• Victim of abuse (p_447)
• Victim of physical abuse (p_335)
• Victim of psychological abuse (p_363)
• Victim of sexual abuse (p_399)

W

• Wild mushroom consumption (p_37)
• Woman (p_1)
• Wrist injury (p_251)