how to manage unilateral swelling in parotid region in 2.5 year kid

#ItsTime #TB 65 y/o female came with fever and persistent cough 1 month ago. General examination was unremarkable. Examination revealed bronchial breath sounds and crackles in the right infraclavicular area. Lab confirmed iron deficiency anemia. Chest x-ray showed right upper zone homogenous opacity. The patient was diagnosed to have community acquired pneumonia and was treated with broad spectrum antibiotics but no response to the treatment. CT dense peripheral consolidation of the right upper lobe with enlarged pre- and paratracheal lymph nodes. What do you see in this x-ray? Please share your opinion.

What laboratory evaluation is most likely to be abnormal in this 10-year-old patient who also had discrete facial erythema? A) CD4 count B) Creatine kinase C) Rheumatoid factor D) Thyrotropin E) Zinc

A 25-year-old female a health worker who is PCR positive. When we complained of postnasal discharge and sneezing, We took CT. The areas of density increase with peripheral location, the left lung superior lingular segment, and the lower lobe basal segment are more prominent. Suggestions?

Middle aged female cooking oil on the stove. The oil caught fire, she tried to put it out with a towel and the flaming oil landed primarily on her left leg and right foot. She was given pain medicine, IV fluids. Tetanus was already UTD per patient.

Fever, dyspnea, and dry cough 7 days ago. Diagnosed with COVID-19 with positive nasal swab and IgM antibodies. Worsening dyspnea over the past 2 days. D-dimer 9.05. What are your suggestions on this?