A 5 y/o boy with history of community acquired pneumonia, un | Figure 1

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A 5 y/o boy with history of community acquired pneumonia, under treatment with azothromycin for >48h, presenting with tachipnea, fever and mild hypoxemia. Managed with IV antibiotics (oxacilin and ceftriaxone), oxygen and physiotherapy; recovered well within three days, discharged in five days of admission. What do you see there in this pic? :)

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