Menu Expand
On Call Pediatrics E-Book

On Call Pediatrics E-Book

James J. Nocton | Rainer Gedeit

(2018)

Additional Information

Book Details

Abstract

Ideal for any on-call professional, resident, or medical student, this popular reference covers the common problems you’ll encounter while on call without direct supervision in the hospital. On Call Pediatrics, 4th Edition, fits perfectly in your pocket, ready to provide key information in time-sensitive, challenging situations. You’ll gain speed, skill, and knowledge with every call - from diagnosing a difficult or life-threatening situation to prescribing the right medication.

  • Features a logical, highly templated format so you can locate key information quickly.
  • Reviews the indications for, and complications of, common neurodiagnostic tests.
  • Delivers consistent, easy-to-follow coverage of the most common on-call problems and approaches, including what to do from the initial phone call, questions you should ask to assess the urgency of each situation, "Elevator Thoughts," how to immediately identify major threats to life, what to do at the bedside, and how to avoid common mistakes for every call.
  • Provides updated content and references, as well as an up-to-date drug formulary, keeping you on the cutting edge of current, evidence-based information.

Table of Contents

Section Title Page Action Price
Front Cover Cover
Inside Front Cover ES2
On Call Pediatrics iii
Copyright iv
Dedication v
Contributors vii
Preface xi
Acknowledgments xiii
Structure of the Book xv
Contents xxiii
Introduction 1
Chapter 1: The Diagnosis and Management of On-Call Problems 2
Phone call 3
Elevator thoughts 4
Major threat to life 4
Bedside 4
Chapter 2: Communicating With Colleagues and Families 6
Chapter 3: Common Mistakes 10
Chapter 4: Remembering Your ABCs 12
The ABCs 12
Elevator thoughts 13
Bedside 13
Quick-Look Test 13
A=Airway 13
B=Breathing 13
C=Circulation 14
Chapter 5: Teaching (and Learning) While On Call 16
Patient-Related Problems 21
Chapter 6: Abdominal Pain 22
Phone call 22
Questions 22
Orders 23
Inform Registered Nurse (RN) 23
Elevator thoughts 23
Major threat to life 25
Bedside 26
How Does the Patient Look? 26
Airway and Vital Signs 26
Selective History 26
Selective Physical Examination 27
Selective Chart Review 29
Management 29
Critically Ill Patients 30
1. Volume 30
2. Oxygenation 30
3. Laboratory Studies 30
4. Paracentesis 31
5. Antibiotics 31
6. Radiography 31
7. Consultation 31
8. Vasopressors 31
9. Pain Control 31
Patients Who Are Uncomfortable but Do Not Have Cardiorespiratory Compromise 32
Patients With Mild Discomfort 32
Chapter 7: Altered Mental Status 33
Phone call 33
Questions 33
Orders 34
Inform RN 35
Elevator thoughts 35
Major threat to life 37
Bedside 37
Quick-Look Test 37
Airway and Vital Signs 38
Focused Physical Examination I 38
Management I 40
Increased Intracranial Pressure 40
Infection 43
Selective Physical Examination II 43
Selective History and Chart Review 44
Management II 45
Infection 46
Mass Lesion 47
Metabolic Disturbance 47
Drugs and Toxins 47
Psychosis 47
Chapter 8: Analgesics and Antipyretics 48
Analgesics 48
Phone call 48
Questions 48
Orders 49
Inform RN 49
Elevator thoughts 49
Remember 51
Antipyretics 51
Phone call 51
Questions 51
Orders 52
Inform RN 52
Remember 52
Chapter 9: Bleeding 53
Phone call 53
Questions 53
Orders 54
Inform RN 54
Elevator thoughts 54
Major threat to life 56
Bedside 56
Quick-Look Test 56
Airway and Vital Signs 56
Selective Physical Examination I 57
Management I 57
Active Bleeding 57
Pulmonary Embolus 58
Pulmonary Hemorrhage 58
Sepsis 59
Intracranial Bleeding 59
Selective Physical Examination II 59
Selective History and Chart Review 60
Management II 61
Infections 62
Vasculitis 62
Coagulopathies 62
Chapter 10: Chest Pain 63
Phone call 63
Questions 63
Orders 64
Inform RN 65
Elevator thoughts 65
Major threat to life 67
Bedside 67
Quick-Look Test 67
Airway and Vital Signs 67
Selective Physical Examination 68
Selective History 70
Selective Chart Review 71
Management 71
Pericarditis With or Without Tamponade 71
Pneumothorax 72
Pneumomediastinum and Pneumopericardium 73
Aortic Dissection or Rupture 74
Myocardial Ischemia and Infarction 74
Stable and Unstable Dysrhythmias 75
Pulmonary Embolism 75
Pulmonary Infarction/Acute Chest Syndrome 76
Perforated or Hemorrhaging Gastrointestinal Viscus 76
Myocarditis 77
Severe Valvular Disease and HOCM 77
Pneumonia 77
Pleural Effusion 78
Pleuritis 78
Asthma Exacerbation 78
Foreign Body Aspiration 78
Esophagitis, Gastritis, or Peptic Ulcer 78
Diaphragmatic and Peridiaphragmatic Pathology 79
Chest Wall Musculoskeletal and Neurologic Pain 79
Psychogenic 79
Remember 80
Chapter 11: Constipation 81
Phone call 81
Questions 81
Orders 82
Elevator thoughts 82
Infant 82
Older Child 83
Major threat to life 83
Bedside 84
Quick-Look Test 84
Airway and Vital Signs 84
Selective History and Chart Review 84
Selective Physical Examination 85
Management 85
Bibliography 87
Chapter 12: Crying and the Irritable Infant 88
Phone call 88
Questions 88
Orders 89
Inform RN 89
Elevator thoughts 89
Major threat to life 91
Bedside 91
Quick-Look Test 91
Airway and Vital Signs 91
Comprehensive Physical Examination 92
Selective History and Chart Review 93
Management 94
Chapter 13: Cyanosis 96
Cyanosis in a Newborn 97
Phone call 97
Questions 97
Orders 98
Inform RN 99
Elevator thoughts 99
Major threat to life 99
Bedside 99
Quick-Look Test 99
Airway and Vital Signs 99
Selective Physical Examination 101
Selective History and Chart Review 102
Management 103
Abnormal Hyperoxia Test Result 103
Chest Radiograph 103
Electrocardiogram 105
Echocardiogram 105
Normal Hyperoxia Test Result 105
Treatment 106
Cyanotic Heart Disease 106
Pneumonia or Respiratory Distress 106
Sepsis 107
Hypoglycemia 107
Central Nervous System Disorders 107
Methemoglobinemia 107
Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia 107
Cyanosis in an Older Child 108
Phone call 108
Questions 108
Orders 108
Inform RN 109
Elevator thoughts 109
Major threat to life 109
Bedside 110
Quick-Look Test 110
Airway and Vital Signs 110
Selective Physical Examination 110
Selective History and Chart Review 111
Management 112
Tetralogy of Fallot 112
Polycythemia 112
Arterial Thrombosis 112
Raynaud Phenomenon 113
Compartment Syndrome 113
Summary 113
Chapter 14: Delivery Room Problems 114
Phone call 114
Questions 114
Orders 116
Inform RN 116
Elevator thoughts 116
Major threat to life 117
Bedside 117
Quick-Look Test 117
Selective Maternal History 117
Fetal Vital Signs 118
Management I 118
Respiratory Failure 119
Shock 121
Physical Examination 122
Management II 123
Severe Anemia 123
Plethora (Polycythemia) 123
Seizures 124
Congenital Malformations 125
Chapter 15: Diarrhea and Dehydration 126
Phone call 126
Questions 126
Orders 127
Inform RN 127
Elevator thoughts 127
Infections 127
Malabsorption 128
Diarrhea in the Neonate 128
Miscellaneous Causes 128
Major threat to life 129
Bedside 129
Quick-Look Test 129
Airway and Vital Signs 129
Selective Physical Examination I 130
Selective History and Chart Review I 130
Management 131
Principles 131
Treatment 133
Isonatremic and Hyponatremic Dehydration 134
Hypernatremic Dehydration 135
Selective Physical Examination II 136
Selective History and Chart Review II 136
Remember 137
Chapter 16: Extremity Pain 138
Phone call 138
Questions 138
Orders 139
Inform RN 139
Elevator thoughts 139
Major threat to life 140
Bedside 141
Quick-Look Test 141
Airway and Vital Signs 141
Selective History and Chart Review 141
Selective Physical Examination 143
Management 145
Septic Arthritis 145
Osteomyelitis 147
Pyomyositis 147
Systemic Infections 147
Malignancy 148
Sickle Cell Crisis 148
Compartment Syndrome 149
Deep Venous Thrombosis 149
Arterial Thrombosis 150
Vasculitis 150
Rheumatic Fever 150
Guillain-Barré Syndrome 150
Remember 151
Chapter 17: Eye Problems and Visual Abnormalities 152
Phone call 152
Questions 152
Orders 153
Inform RN 153
Elevator thoughts 153
Major threat to life or vision 153
Bedside 154
Quick-Look Test 154
Airway and Vital Signs 154
Selective History and Chart Review 154
Selective Physical Examination 155
Management 156
Ophthalmia Neonatorum 156
Conjunctivitis in an Older Child 156
Herpetic Keratitis 157
Periorbital and Orbital Cellulitis 157
Trauma 157
Remember 157
Chapter 18: Fever 158
Phone call 158
Elevator thoughts 159
Major threat to life 160
Bedside 160
Quick-Look Test 160
Airway and Vital Signs 161
History and Physical Examination I 161
Management I 162
Selective Chart Review 163
Selective Physical Examination II 163
Management II 164
Remember 165
Chapter 19: Gastrointestinal Bleeding 166
Phone call 166
Questions 166
Orders 167
Inform RN 167
Elevator thoughts 167
Major threat to life 168
Bedside 168
Quick-Look Test 168
Airway and Vital Signs 168
Selective Physical Examination 169
Management 169
Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding (Hematemesis or Melena) 170
Laboratory Data 170
Management 170
Lower Gastrointestinal Bleeding (Hematochezia and Occasionally Melena) 171
Laboratory Data 171
Management 172
Remember 172
Chapter 20: Genitourinary Problems 173
Dysuria 173
Phone call 173
Questions 173
Orders 173
Inform RN 173
Elevator thoughts 174
Major threat to life 174
Bedside 174
Quick-Look Test 174
Airway and Vital Signs 174
Selective Physical Examination 175
Selective History and Chart Review 175
Management 175
Urinary Tract Infection 175
Hemorrhagic Cystitis 176
Sexually Transmitted Infections 176
Scrotal Pain 178
Phone call 178
Questions 178
Orders 178
Inform RN 178
Elevator thoughts 178
Major threat to life 178
Bedside 179
Quick-Look Test 179
Airway and Vital Signs 179
Selective Physical Examination 179
Selective History and Chart Review 179
Management 180
Testicular Torsion 180
Torsion of the Appendix Testis 180
Incarcerated Hernia 180
Epididymitis 180
Fournier Gangrene 180
Vaginal Bleeding 181
Phone call 181
Questions 181
Orders 181
Inform RN 181
Elevator thoughts 181
Major threat to life 182
Bedside 182
Quick-Look Test 182
Airway and Vital Signs 182
Selective Physical Examination 182
Selective History and Chart Review 183
Management 183
Summary 183
Chapter 21: Headache 184
Phone call 184
Questions 184
Orders 184
Inform RN 184
Elevator thoughts 185
Acute Headache 186
Chronic (Recurrent) Headache 187
Progressive 187
Nonprogressive 187
Major Threat to Life 188
Bedside 188
Quick-Look Test 188
Airway and Vital Signs 188
Selective Physical Examination 189
Management I 192
Selective History and Chart Review 193
Management II 193
Tension Headaches 193
Migraine Headaches 193
Posttraumatic (Postconcussive) Headache 194
Complicated Migraines 194
Cluster Headaches 194
Brain Tumor Headaches 194
Hemorrhages and Effusions 195
Malignant Hypertension 195
Hydrocephalus 195
Summary 195
Chapter 22: Heart Rate and Rhythm Abnormalities 197
Rapid Heart Rates 198
Phone call 198
Orders 198
Inform RN 198
Elevator thoughts (causes of rapid heart rates) 198
Major threat to life 199
Bedside 199
Quick-Look Test 199
Airway and Vital Signs 199
Selective History and Chart Review 203
Management 204
Management of Hemodynamically Unstable Patient 204
Management of Hemodynamically Stable Reentrant Supraventricular Tachycardia 204
Management of Hemodynamically Stable Atrial Fibrillation and Atrial Flutter 205
Management of Hemodynamically Stable Ventricular Tachycardia 206
Slow Heart Rates 206
Phone call 206
Questions 206
Orders 207
Inform RN 207
Elevator thoughts (causes of slow heart rates) 207
Major threat to life 210
Bedside 210
Quick-Look Test 210
Airway and Vital Signs 210
Selective History and Chart Review 210
Selective Physical Examination 211
Management 211
Management of Hemodynamically Unstable Patient 211
Hemodynamically Stable Patient 211
Management of Hemodynamically Stable Sinus Bradycardia 211
Management of Hemodynamically Stable Second-Degree Atrioventricular Block Type I 212
Management of Hemodynamically Stable Second-Degree Atrioventricular Block Type II 212
Management of Hemodynamically Stable Third-Degree Atrioventricular Block 212
Remember 212
Chapter 23: Hematuria 213
Phone call 213
Questions 213
Orders 213
Inform RN 214
Elevator thoughts 214
Major threat to life 214
Bedside 215
Quick-Look Test 215
Airway and Vital Signs 215
Selective History and Chart Review 215
Selective Physical Examination 215
Initial Management 215
Laboratory Data 216
Management 217
Summary 217
Chapter 24: Hypertension 218
Phone call 219
Questions 219
Orders 219
Inform RN 219
Elevator thoughts 219
Major threat to life 220
Bedside 220
Quick-Look Test 220
Airway and Vital Signs 221
Selective History and Chart Review 221
Selective Physical Examination 222
Management 222
Hypertensive Encephalopathy 223
Malignant Hypertension 224
Preeclampsia and Eclampsia 224
Intracranial Hemorrhage 224
Catecholamine Crisis 224
Summary 225
Chapter 25: Hypotension and Shock 226
Phone call 226
Questions 226
Orders 226
Inform RN 227
Elevator thoughts 227
Major threat to life 228
Bedside 228
Quick-Look Test 228
Airway and Vital Signs 228
Assess the Circulation 228
Selective Physical Examination 231
Selective History and Chart Review 232
Management 232
Anaphylactic Shock 233
Cardiogenic Shock 233
Acute Pericardial Tamponade 234
Tension Pneumothorax 235
Pulmonary Embolism 236
Hypovolemia 237
Sepsis 238
Adrenal Crisis 238
Remember 239
Chapter 26: Lines, Tubes, and Drains 240
Intravenous Lines: Infiltrated Intravenous 241
Phone call 241
Questions 241
Orders 241
Inform RN 241
Elevator thoughts 242
Major threat to life or limb 242
Bedside 242
Quick-Look Test 242
Airway and Vital Signs 242
Management 242
Umbilical Catheters: Umbilical Arterial Catheter Placement 243
Umbilical Catheters: Umbilical Venous Catheter Placement 246
Umbilical catheters: obstructed umbilical arterial or venous catheter 246
Phone call 246
Questions 246
Orders 247
Inform RN 247
Elevator thoughts 247
Major threat to life 247
Bedside 247
Quick-Look Test 247
Airway and Vital Signs 247
Management 247
Central Venous Lines: Bleeding at the Entry Site 247
Phone call 248
Questions 248
Orders 248
Inform RN 248
Elevator thoughts 248
Major threat to life 248
Bedside 248
Quick-Look Test 248
Airway and Vital Signs 248
Selective Chart Review 249
Selective Physical Examination and Management 249
Central Venous Lines: Obstructed Central Line 250
Phone call 250
Questions 250
Orders 250
Inform RN 250
Elevator thoughts 250
Major threat to life 250
Bedside 251
Quick-Look Test 251
Airway and Vital Signs 251
Selective Physical Examination and Management 251
Nasogastric and Enteral Feeding Tubes: Placement of a Nasogastric Tube 252
Nasogastric and Enteral Feeding Tubes: Obstructed Nasogastric Tube or Enteral Feeding Tube 253
Phone call 253
Questions 253
Orders 253
Inform RN 254
Elevator thoughts 254
Major threat to life 254
Bedside 254
Quick-Look Test 254
Airway and Vital Signs 254
Management 254
Nasogastric and Enteral Feeding Tubes: Displaced Nasogastric Tube and Enteral Feeding Tube 255
Phone call 255
Questions 255
Orders 255
Inform RN 255
Elevator thoughts 255
Major threat to life 256
Bedside 256
Quick-Look Test 256
Airway and Vital Signs 256
Management 256
Urethral Catheters: Placement 256
Urethral Catheters: Obstructed Urethral Catheter 257
Phone call 257
Questions 257
Orders 257
Inform RN 257
Elevator thoughts 257
Major threat to life 258
Bedside 258
Quick-Look Test 258
Airway and Vital Signs 258
Management 258
Urethral Catheters: Gross Hematuria 259
Phone call 259
Questions 259
Orders 259
Inform RN 259
Elevator thoughts 259
Major threat to life 259
Bedside 260
Quick-Look Test 260
Airway and Vital Signs 260
Selective History and Chart Review 260
Management 260
Chest Tubes: Placement 261
Chest Tubes: Persistent Bubbling in the Water Seal (Air Leak) 263
Phone call 263
Questions 263
Orders 264
Inform RN 264
Elevator thoughts 264
Major threat to life 265
Bedside 266
Quick-Look Test 266
Airway and Vital Signs 266
Selective History and Chart Review 267
Selective Physical Examination and Management 267
Chest Tubes: Loss of Fluctuation of the Water Seal (Tube Obstruction) 268
Phone call 268
Questions 268
Orders 268
Inform RN 268
Elevator thoughts 268
Major threat to life 268
Bedside 268
Quick-Look Test 268
Airway and Vital Signs 269
Selective History and Chart Review 269
Selective Physical Examination and Management 269
Chest Tubes: Bleeding at the Chest Tube Entry Site 270
Phone call 270
Questions 270
Orders 270
Inform RN 270
Elevator thoughts 270
Major threat to life 270
Bedside 271
Quick-Look Test 271
Airway and Vital Signs 271
Selective History and Chart Review 271
Selective Physical Examination and Management 271
Chest Tubes: Drainage of Blood 272
Phone call 272
Questions 272
Orders 272
Inform RN 272
Elevator thoughts 272
Major threat to life 272
Bedside 273
Quick-Look Test 273
Airway and Vital Signs 273
Selective Chart Review and Management 273
Chest Tubes: Dyspnea 274
Phone call 274
Questions 274
Orders 274
Inform RN 274
Elevator thoughts 274
Major threat to life 274
Bedside 274
Quick-Look Test 274
Airway and Vital Signs 275
Selective Physical Examination 275
Management 275
Chest Tubes: Subcutaneous Emphysema 275
Phone call 275
Questions 275
Orders 275
Inform RN 276
Elevator thoughts 276
Major threat to life 276
Bedside 276
Quick-Look Test 276
Airway and Vital Signs 276
Selective Physical Examination and Management 276
Chest Tubes: Traumatic or Accidental Removal of a Chest Tube 277
Phone call 277
Questions 277
Orders 277
Inform RN 277
Major threat to life 277
Bedside 278
Quick-Look Test 278
Airway and Vital Signs 278
Selective Physical Examination and Management 278
Chapter 27: Rashes 279
Phone call 279
Questions 279
Orders 279
Inform RN 280
Elevator thoughts 280
Urticaria (Rare but Potentially Life Threatening) 280
Erythematous, Maculopapular (Morbilliform) Rashes 280
Vesicobullous Rashes 281
Petechiae or Purpura 281
Exfoliative Dermatitis (Erythroderma) 281
Fixed Drug Reaction 281
Major threat to life 282
Bedside 282
Quick-Look Test 282
Airway and Vital Signs 282
Selective Physical Examination 282
Selective History and Chart Review 285
Management 285
Remember 286
Chapter 28: Respiratory Distress 287
Phone call 287
Questions 287
Orders 288
Elevator thoughts 288
Major threat to life 289
Bedside 289
Quick-Look Test 289
Airway and Vital Signs 289
Selective Physical Examination 290
Management 291
Pulmonary Processes 292
Selective History 292
Selective Physical Examination 292
Chest Radiographic Findings 292
Laboratory Evaluation 292
Treatment 293
General measures 293
Specific measures 293
Antibiotics 293
Bronchodilators 293
Pulmonary Hygiene 293
Steroids 294
Antituberculosis Regimens 294
Airway Processes 294
Selective History 294
Selective Physical Examination 294
Airway Films 294
Laboratory Evaluation 295
Treatment 295
Cardiac Processes 295
Selective History 295
Selective Physical Examination 295
Chest Radiographic Findings 296
Laboratory Evaluation 297
Treatment 297
General measures 297
Specific measures 298
Space-Occupying Processes 299
Selective History 299
Selective Physical Examination 299
Chest Radiographic Findings 299
Laboratory Evaluation 299
Special Section on Asthma 299
Selective History 300
Selective Physical Examination 300
Chest Radiographic Findings 300
Laboratory Evaluation 300
Treatment 300
General measures 300
Specific measures 300
Warning Signs in Asthma 301
Respiratory Failure 301
Remember 302
Chapter 29: Seizures 303
Phone call 303
Questions 303
Orders 304
Inform Registered Nurse 304
Elevator thoughts 304
Major threat to life 304
Bedside 306
Quick-Look Test 307
Airway and Vital Signs 307
Management I 308
Selective Physical Examination I 308
Selective History and Chart Review 308
Selective Physical Examination II 309
Management II 310
Quick-Look Test 311
Airway and Vital Signs 311
Management I 312
Medications 312
Summary 313
Chapter 30: Urine Output Abnormalities 315
Phone Call 315
Questions 315
Orders 315
Inform RN 316
Elevator thoughts 316
Decreased Urine Output 316
Increased Urine Output 317
Major threat to life 317
Bedside 317
Quick-Look Test 317
Airway and Vital Signs 318
Selective Physical Examination 318
Selective Chart Review 319
Management I: Decreased Urine Output 319
Prerenal 319
Postrenal 319
Renal 321
Management II: Increased Urine Output 323
Remember 323
Chapter 31: Vomiting 325
Phone call 325
Questions 325
Orders 325
Inform RN 326
Elevator thoughts 326
Major threat to life 328
Bedside 329
Quick-Look Test 329
Airway and Vital Signs 329
Selective History and Chart Review 330
Selective Physical Examination 331
Management 331
Remember 333
Laboratory-Related Problems 335
Chapter 32: Acidosis and Alkalosis 336
Normal acid-base balance 336
Clinical assessment of acid-base disorders 337
Primary acid-base disorders 339
Metabolic Acidosis 339
Causes 340
Manifestations 341
Management 341
Metabolic Alkalosis 342
Causes 342
Manifestations 343
Management 343
Respiratory Acidosis 343
Causes 344
Manifestations 344
Management 344
Respiratory Alkalosis 345
Causes 345
Manifestations 346
Management 346
Chapter 33: Anemia, Thrombocytopenia, and Coagulation Abnormalities 347
Anemia 348
Causes 348
Low Reticulocyte Count: Inadequate production 348
Microcytic Anemias (Low Mean Corpuscular Volume) 348
Normocytic Anemias (Normal Mean Corpuscular Volume) 348
Macrocytic Anemias (High Mean Corpuscular Volume) 348
High Reticulocyte Count: Increased Loss or Red Blood Cell Destruction 350
RBC Losses: Bleeding 350
RBC Destruction: Hemolysis 350
Clinical manifestations 350
Management 351
Hypovolemia 351
Euvolemia 352
Thrombocytopenia 353
Causes 353
Clinical manifestations 354
Management 355
Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura 355
Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura 355
Coagulation abnormalities: prolonged prothrombin time and partial thromboplastin time 356
Causes 356
Clinical manifestations 357
Management 357
Factor Deficiencies 357
von Willebrand Disease 358
Vitamin K Deficiency 358
Liver Disease 358
Disseminated Intravascular Coagulopathy 358
Chapter 34: Electrolyte Abnormalities 359
Hypernatremia (serum sodium >150mEq/L) 359
Causes 359
Manifestations 359
Management 360
Hyponatremia (serum sodium <130mEq/L) 360
Causes 360
Manifestations 362
Management 362
Hypovolemic Patients 362
Euvolemic Patients 363
Hypervolemic Patients 363
Hyperkalemia (serum potassium >5.5mEq/L) 364
Causes 364
Manifestations 364
Management 364
Severe Hyperkalemia 365
Moderate Hyperkalemia 365
Mild Hyperkalemia 365
Hypokalemia (serum potassium <3.5mEq/L) 366
Causes 366
Manifestations 366
Management 366
Severe Hypokalemia 366
Moderate or Mild Hypokalemia 367
Hypercalcemia 367
Causes 367
Manifestations 367
Management 368
Severe Hypercalcemia 368
Mild or Moderate Hypercalcemia 368
Hypocalcemia 369
Causes 369
Manifestations 369
Management 369
Remember 371
Chapter 35: Glucose Disorders 372
Glucose Homeostasis 372
Hypoglycemia 372
Hyperglycemia 373
Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus 375
Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus 377
Monogenic Diabetes 377
Cystic Fibrosis-Related Diabetes 378
Discussion 378
Chapter 36: Hyperbilirubinemia 379
Phone call 379
Questions 379
Orders 379
Inform RN 380
Elevator thoughts 380
Major threat to life 380
Bedside 380
Quick-Look Test 380
Airway and Vital Signs 384
Selective Physical Examination 384
Management 384
Neonatal Hyperbilirubinemia 384
Acute Jaundice in Children 388
Summary 391
Appendices 393
Appendix A: Pediatric Procedures 394
Intravenous access 395
Lumbar Puncture 397
Appendix B: Resuscitation Calculations 400
Appendix C: Calculation of Creatinine Clearance 401
Appendix D: Calculation of Alveolar-Arterial Oxygen Gradient 402
Index 403
Inside Back Cover ES3