Shagrination
A 4-year-old female presented to the Pediatric emergency department (ED) concerned about drainage from her right ear. Her mother states the child has had cough and congestion “all month” and awoke that morning with yellowish drainage on her pillow. She felt warm the evening prior to presentation but has not had a measured fever. However, she received a dose of ibuprofen before bed because her ear was hurting. In the ED, the child was afebrile and overall well-appearing. She had clear rhinorrhea. There was dried yellowish crusting to the right external auditory canal (EAC). Her WiscMed Wispr digital otoscopic exam is shown.