This comprehensive 15th edition serves as the essential foundational text for medical students and residents entering the field of pediatric medicine. It covers core topics from normal child development and adolescent health to the diagnosis and evidence-based management of common and complex pediatric diseases, including neonatal critical care protocols.
An annual educational program (PREP) designed by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) to cover approximately 20% of all pediatric content specifications each year. The material, which is ideal for achieving lifelong learning, covers the vast majority of knowledge statements over a 5-year continuous cycle and emphasizes six core competencies fundamental to high-quality medical care, including Systems-Based Practice (SBP) and Practice-Based Learning and Improvement (PBLI).
A practical and concise clinical manual providing up-to-date information on the understanding, mechanisms, and management of fever in children, incorporating recent remarkable scientific advances made since the first edition.
A comprehensive, practical reference guide providing up-to-date information on the diagnosis, management, and treatment of common and complex diseases encountered in pediatric practice.
This book considers chronic pediatric pain not only as a private experience but also as one that is managed, explained, and understood in deeply relational and social ways. It covers topics like pain clinics, treating the family, and locating pain within societal stress.
A comprehensive set of clinical guidelines and protocols developed by the Al Azhar University Pediatrics Department for the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU). It covers critical care topics including admission policies, CPR, shock management, arrhythmias, status epilepticus, Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA), and various procedures and assessments for critically ill children.
A critical care quick reference guide providing essential pediatric parameters, including weight approximations, equipment sizing (airways, tubes, catheters), normal vital signs by age group, endotracheal tube formulas, Glasgow Coma Scale scores, and emergency resuscitation medication guidelines.
This concise and comprehensive volume provides a review of the latest advances and current literature in Pediatrics, offering a summarized overview of different subspecialties. Chapters cover traditional disciplines such as Infectious Disease and Cardiology, and current disciplines such as Adolescent Medicine and Child Maltreatment. It is designed as a valuable resource for clinicians, including pediatricians, family doctors, and nurses.
This compendium aids physicians in performing differential diagnosis for acutely ill children. It summarizes complex pediatric syndromes, symptoms, and findings, addressing the diagnostic challenges created by the wide range of specialized knowledge and the diversity of modern diseases encountered in pediatric subspecialties.
A self-assessment guide covering advanced life support and resuscitation principles for both adult and paediatric patients, designed using examination questions.
A comprehensive compilation of clinical and research findings concerning glaucoma, divided into sections covering basic science research in understanding pathogenesis (including oxidative stress and cellular re-modeling) and evidence-based clinical management.
This book provides a detailed overview of establishing and maintaining effective digital teleretinal screening programs, focusing on technology requirements, data management, and standardized diagnostic protocols for conditions like diabetic retinopathy.
A comprehensive guide for students and research scholars navigating research degrees across various disciplines. It serves as a roadmap for every stage of the research journey, covering coursework, synopsis formulation, methodology selection, quantitative analysis, and thesis writing. Uniquely, it delves into IPRs and research ethics, aiming to be a vital tool for conducting original, quality research from inception to dissemination.
Comprehensive clinical notes addressing key symptoms and etiologies in ENT, including detailed analysis of unilateral and bilateral nasal obstruction causes (choanal atresia, adenoids, diphtheria), various types of headache (vacuum, rhinogenic), facial pain mechanisms, sensitive structures in the skull, and neurological conditions like trigeminal neuralgia and Eagle syndrome. Includes discussion on complications such as sleep apnea syndrome.
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Dermatologists are often the first medical...
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Published: 2017
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Authors: Soon-Phaik Chee
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This book reviews the various emerging infectious...
An annual compendium dedicated to showcasing the latest advancements, techniques, and materials in the field of contemporary dental technology and laboratory procedures.
This text addresses the frequent misdiagnosis of gifted children and adults, differentiating common traits (such as high energy or intensity) from symptoms of psychological disorders including ADHD, Bipolar Disorder, OCD, and depression. It provides detailed analysis across various disorder categories, guidance on recognizing gifted behaviors versus pathological behaviors, and advice for parents and professionals on selecting appropriate counselors and healthcare services for this population.
