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The Unofficial Guide to Paediatrics

The Unofficial Guide to Paediatrics

Zeshan Qureshi

(2017)

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Abstract

The Unofficial Guide to Paediatrics is unique in that it is the only textbook that covers core subject summaries, examination practice, practical skills, career opportunities and clinical cases all in one place. It does this through 1000+ colour images and illustrations, 200+ multiple choice questions, and 60+ real life clinical cases to bring paediatrics to life. The contributors range from Professors of Paediatrics, to medical students, to teachers, nurses, and midwifes, meaning the book has influences from a truly multidisiplinary team at all stages of training. This book has relevance beyond examinations, for post graduate further education and as a day-to-day reference for professionals. With extensive collaboration from renowned academics and specialists, the content is reliable and based on up-to-date evidence.
In the wonderful world of paediatrics, this is a wonderful resource for students, junior doctors, and paediatric trainees alike - or anyone looking for a simple and reliable complement to learning from the literature and clinical encounter. The development and success of this has been no child's play - one might even say, it's a milestone of an achievement!: Beryl Lin, President University of New South Wales Medical Society: If knowledge is to be pulled together in a textbook, then every effort should be made to make that knowledge as relevant and accessible to the reader as possible, and that is what the Unofficial Guide to Paediatrics achieves: Dr Simon Broughton PhD FRCPCH, Consultant Paediatrician, Kings College NHS Foundation Trust: Senior Lecturer Kings College London (Course Director, MSc in Advanced Paediatrics). Training Programme Director: The first edition of the 'Unofficial Guide to Paediatrics' is a delight. It is a new kind of paediatrics textbook for a new generation of students and professionals learning about child health and clinical paediatrics. Its quality will ensure its position alongside the very best resources available for supporting those trying to improve health care for children worldwide: Dr Dan Magnus, Consultant Paediatric Emergency Medicine, Bristol Royal Hospital for Children, International Child Health Group Convenor, RCPCH

Table of Contents

Section Title Page Action Price
Cover Cover
Title I
Copyright II
Introduction III
The Unofficial Guide to Medicine Project IV
Foreword V
Abbreviations VI
Contributors IX
Contents XII
Section 1: Core Topics 1
Chapter 1 Adolescent Medicine 1
Chapter 2 Assessment and Management of the Acutely Unwell Child 7
Chapter 3 Cardiology 18
Chapter 4 Community Paediatrics 35
Chapter 5 ENT 50
Chapter 6 Endocrinology 60
Chapter 7 Gastroenterology 92
Chapter 8 Genetics 113
Chapter 9 Haematology 130
Chapter 10 Immunology and Allergy 141
Chapter 11 Infection 149
Chapter 12 Intensive Care 166
Chapter 13 Children and the Law 173
Chapter 14 Metabolic Medicine 177
Chapter 15 Neonatology 186
Chapter 16 Neurology 212
Chapter 17 Nutrition 245
Chapter 18 Oncology 259
Chapter 19 Orthopaedic and Rheumatological Disorders 270
Chapter 20 Public Health 292
Chapter 21 Renal Medicine 297
Chapter 22 Respiratory Medicine 313
Chapter 23 Skin Conditions 330
Chapter 24 Surgery 342
Section 2: Clinical Cases 372
Chapter 1 Clinical Cases: Standard 372
Chapter 2 Clinical Cases: Intermediate 438
Chapter 3 Clinical Cases: Difficult 487
Section 3: Clinical Skills 507
Chapter 1 History Taking 507
Chapter 2 Examination 526
Chapter 3 Communication 604
Chapter 4 Practical Skills 613
Chapter 5 Prescribing 648
Section 4: Becoming A Paediatrician 658
Chapter 1 Undergraduate and Postgraduate Assessments in Paediatrics 658
Chapter 2 A Guide to Being a Junior Doctor in Paediatrics 665
Chapter 3 Careers in Paediatrics 674
Index 679