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Pediatric Decision-Making Strategies E-Book

Pediatric Decision-Making Strategies E-Book

Albert J. Pomeranz | Svapna Sabnis | Sharon Busey | Robert M. Kliegman

(2015)

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Abstract

Designed to accompany Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics and Nelson Essentials of Pediatrics, Pediatric Decision-Making Strategies is a concise, user-friendly reference uses a unique algorithmic approach to facilitate diagnosis, testing, and basic treatment of common pediatric disorders. For any given symptom, an algorithm guides the reader through the appropriate investigative procedures and lab tests to reach definitive diagnoses. An updated format that enhances usability makes this medical reference book a must-have for medical students, residents, and practitioners treating pediatric patients.

  • Explore concise, focused, and updated algorithms that cover the most common pediatric problems.
  • Gain imperative knowledge from an expert author team that includes Dr. Robert M. Kliegman (of the Nelson line of textbooks), as well as references to related chapters in both Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics and Nelson Essentials of Pediatrics.
  • Quickly access important information with a new standard format and trim size for practicality and usability.
  • Consult this title on your favorite e-reader.

Table of Contents

Section Title Page Action Price
Front cover Cover
Inside front cover 2
Front matter i
Pediatric decision-making strategies iii
Copyright iv
Dedication v
Preface vii
Acknowledgments ix
Abbreviations xi
Table of contents xiii
I Neck, and Eyes 1
1 Ear pain 2
Bibliography 2
2 Rhinorrhea 4
Bibliography 4
3 Sore throat 6
Bibliography 7
4 Neck masses 8
Bibliography 10
5 Abnormal head size, shape, and fontanels 12
Bibliography 14
6 Red eye 16
Bibliography 18
7 Strabismus 20
Bibliography 21
8 Visual impairment and leukocoria 22
Bibliography 24
9 Abnormal eye movements 26
Bibliography 26
II Respiratory System 29
10 Cough 30
Bibliography 32
11 Hoarseness 34
Bibliography 34
12 Stridor 36
Bibliography 37
13 Wheezing 38
Bibliography 40
14 Cyanosis 42
Bibliography 43
15 Hemoptysis 44
Bibliography 46
16 Apnea 48
Bibliography 50
III Cardiology 51
17 Chest pain 52
Bibliography 56
18 Syncope 58
Bibliography 60
19 Palpitations 62
Bibliography 64
20 Heart murmurs 66
Bibliography 69
IV Gastrointestinal System 71
21 Abdominal pain 72
Bibliography 76
22 Vomiting 78
Bibliography 82
23 Diarrhea 84
Bibliography 88
24 Constipation 90
Bibliography 92
25 Gastrointestinal bleeding 94
Bibliography 96
26 Jaundice 98
Bibliography 100
27 Hepatomegaly 102
Bibliography 104
28 Splenomegaly 106
Bibliography 108
29 Abdominal masses 110
Bibliography 110
V Genitourinary System 113
30 Dysuria 114
Bibliography 114
31 Enuresis 116
Bibliography 118
32 Red urine and hematuria 120
Bibliography 122
33 Proteinuria 124
Bibliography 125
34 Edema 126
Bibliography 128
35 Hypertension 130
Bibliography 132
36 Scrotal pain 134
Bibliography 134
37 Scrotal swelling (painless) 136
Bibliography 136
38 Dysmenorrhea 138
Bibliography 138
39 Amenorrhea 140
Bibliography 142
40 Abnormal vaginal bleeding 144
Bibliography 146
41 Vaginal discharge 148
Bibliography 150
VI Musculoskeletal System 151
42 Limp 152
Bibliography 154
43 Arthritis 156
Bibliography 160
44 Knee pain 162
Bibliography 164
45 Extremity pain 166
Bibliography 170
46 Back pain 172
Bibliography 174
47 Stiff or painful neck 176
Bibliography 176
48 In-toeing, out-toeing, and toe-walking 178
Bibliography 178
49 Bowlegs and knock-knees 180
Bibliography 180
VII Neurology 183
50 Headaches 184
Bibliography 187
51 Seizures and other paroxysmal disorders 188
Bibliography 192
52 Involuntary movements 194
Bibliography 197
53 Hypotonia and weakness 198
Bibliography 202
54 Ataxia 204
Bibliography 206
55 Altered mental status 208
Bibliography 209
56 Hearing loss 212
Bibliography 213
VIII Dermatology 215
57 Alopecia 216
Bibliography 217
58 Vesicles and bullae 218
Bibliography 220
59 Fever and rash 222
Bibliography 225
IX Hematology 227
60 Lymphadenopathy 228
Bibliography 230
61 Anemia 232
Bibliography 235
62 Bleeding 236
Bibliography 238
63 Petechiae/purpura 240
Bibliography 242
64 Neutropenia 244
Bibliography 246
65 Pancytopenia 248
Bibliography 250
66 Eosinophilia 252
Bibliography 252
X Endocrine System 255
67 Short stature stature 256
Bibliography 258
68 Pubertal delay 260
Bibliography 262
69 Precocious puberty in the male 264
Bibliography 265
70 Precocious puberty in the female 266
Bibliography 268
71 Atypical or ambiguous genitalia 270
Bibliography 272
72 Hirsutism 274
Bibliography 276
73 Gynecomastia 278
Bibliography 280
74 Obesity 282
Bibliography 284
75 Polyuria 286
Bibliography 286
XI General 289
76 Fever without a source 290
Bibliography 292
77 Fever of unknown origin 294
Bibliography 298
78 Recurrent infections 300
Bibliography 304
79 Irritable infant (fussy or excessively crying infant) 306
Bibliography 308
80 Failure to thrive 310
Bibliography 312
81 Sleep disturbances 314
Bibliography 316
XII Fluids and Electrolytes 317
82 Acidemia 318
Bibliography 320
83 Alkalemia 322
Bibliography 322
84 Hypernatremia 324
Bibliography 324
85 Hyponatremia 326
Bibliography 328
86 Hypokalemia 330
Bibliography 330
87 Hyperkalemia 332
Bibliography 332
88 Hypocalcemia 334
Bibliography 334
89 Hypercalcemia 336
Bibliography 336
Index 339
A 339
B 340
C 341
D 342
E 343
F 344
G 344
H 345
I 346
J 347
K 347
L 347
M 348
N 349
O 349
P 349
Q 351
R 351
S 351
T 353
U 353
V 354
W 354
X 354
Z 354
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