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- 1 Introduction to pediatric nursing
- Role of the pediatric nurse
- Family-centered care
- Power to the people
- Standards of care
- Room for improvement
- Acute isn’t cute
- Risky business
- Solid start
- Building on success
- In kids’ corner
- A closer look at the family
- Nuclear family
- Blended family
- Add two or more children, mix well . . .
- . . . but don’t spread too thin
- Cohabitation family
- Extended family
- Single-parent family
- Bonded . . .
- . . . and ready for a nap
- Communal family
- Foster family
- Sociocultural influences on pediatric health
- Ethnicity
- Father knows best
- Grin and bear it
- Hold the pickles, hold the meat
- Socioeconomic factors
- Planes, trains, and automobiles
- Calling in sick
- Religion
- School
- Peer influences
- Health-related beliefs and practices
- Once bitten
- Quick quiz
- Scoring
- Suggested references
- 2 Concepts in pediatric nursing care
- Principles of growth and development
- Stages of development
- Factors that influence growth and development
- Task master
- Ain’t got no culture
- I could have been a contender
- Normal to me, taboo to you
- Brain food
- Teach your children well
- Theories of development
- Psychosocial development
- He trusts me, he trusts me not
- Weighing the pros . . .
- . . . and the cons
- Hopeful today, caring tomorrow
- Cognitive development
- Some people never grow up!
- No problem too big
- Psychosexual development
- Sexual feelings
- I can’t get no . . . satisfaction
- Moral development
- Born free . . . of morals, that is!
- Can we talk?
- Caring for the hospitalized child
- No place like home
- Minimizing the trauma of hospitalization
- Always be prepared
- Specialist on the job
- Keep it in the family
- Caring for the special needs child
- Chronic illness and disability
- Flexibility required
- On the rise
- Hey, what about me?
- Consult the experts
- Be all that you can be
- A little help, please
- Caring for the terminally ill child
- Dealing with a terminal illness
- To stay or to go—that is the question
- It’s a roller coaster ride
- Tell me no lies
- Maximum control
- Strong like a bull? Not always!
- Pain in the pediatric patient
- My kingdom for a word
- Assessing pain
- Wanna play 20 questions?
- No wonder they call ‘em vital
- Where’s that toolbox?
- Painful measures
- Speaking of pain
- Behavioral responses to pain
- Look at that face!
- Older signs
- Hush-a-bye, why do you cry?
- Silent cry
- Looks can be deceiving
- Translation needed
- Check the mirror
- Managing pain
- Choose your weapon . . .
- . . . and pick a route
- Hip hooray for PCA!
- Acetaminophen anyone?
- Who said NSAIDs?
- Wrap ‘em up
- You’re getting sleepy—very sleepy
- Charms to soothe
- Sucking on sucrose
- Preparing pediatric medications
- Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics
- Acid, protein, and water . . . oh my!
- Dosage calculations
- Shifting weight
- Penicillin problem
- The plot thickens
- Administering pediatric medications
- Oral route
- A spoonful of sugar
- Nasal route
- Drop in the bucket?
- The nose knows
- Up your nose with a . . . sprayer
- Optic route
- The eyes have it
- Otic route
- In one ear . . .
- Rectal route
- How it’s supposed to go
- NG, OG, or gastrostomy route
- Past the lips, past the gums . . .
- Inhalation route
- I.M. and S.C. routes
- S.C. P’s and Q’s
- I.M. formation
- Intraosseous route
- I.V. therapy
- Access granted
- On a short leash
- By foot or by scalp . . . we shall prevail
- Have no fear—no tourniquet here
- Check, check, and check again
- Infiltrate and irritate
- Calculation trio
- Fluid formula for tiny tots . . .
- . . . middleweights . . .
- . . . and bigger kids too
- Maintenance mystery
- Calorie-conscious calculation
- Daily dilemma
- Quick quiz
- Scoring
- Suggested references
- 3 Infancy
- A closer look at the infant
- System development
- Hold your head up!
- Extreme CNS makeover
- Converge, stare, and search
- Cardiopulmonary drama
- Physical development
- Trunk first, legs to follow
- Don’t get a big head
- Palpation and pulsation
- A little drool, a big eruption
- Psychological development
- Cry me a river
- Smile and say “eh”
- Stranger danger
- I’d like to buy a vowel
- Infant of few words
- Mimicking Mommy
- Social butterfly
- On stage with Piaget
- Maintaining health
- Nutrition guidelines
- I demand my 10 to 15!
- No moo cows, please
- Unlocking the secret formula
- Slow and steady to bottle-ready
- Rice is nice
- Allow the allergens
- Fingers before forks
- Sleep and rest guidelines
- To sleep, per chance to . . . wake up and eat!
- Dental hygiene
- Pass the paste
- Injury prevention
- Child passenger safety
- Aspiration
- Falls
- Childproofing
- Accidental ingestions
- Health problems
- Colic
- Failure to thrive/weight faltering
- Regurgitation
- Probing the problem
- Slow stomach
- Sudden infant death syndrome and sleep-related infant deaths
- Quick quiz
- Scoring
- Suggested references
- 4 Early childhood
- Toddlerhood
- Physical development
- Two’s take off
- Three’s relax
- Psychological development
- Now we’re talking
- Talk about progress!
- Putting the “no” in autonomous
- New rules, new game
- Familiar at home, foreign at the store
- That’s using my head
- Sincerest form of flattery
- Keys to health
- You eat what you are
- Good night, sleepyhead
- Timing is everything
- Coping with concerns
- It’s in his head, too
- Ready, set, go potty!
- Step-by-step
- Hush little baby, don’t throw a fit
- Annoying but normal
- No, non, nein!
- Apple or grape?
- Frustration-free zone
- Tackle the triggers
- Anxiety antidote
- Slow, low, small, and clear
- Preschool
- Physical development
- Fabulous 4 and 5
- Psychological development
- Come one; come all
- Ch-, ch-, ch-, ch-, changes!
- It’s all about me!
- Call it children’s intuition
- Friends at the top
- Keys to health
- Make pleasant conversation
- No food fights
- Monsters under the bed
- Coping with concerns
- Who you gonna call? Ghostbusters!
- Injury prevention
- Aspiration
- Burns
- Hot stuff
- Hot potato
- The great escape
- Drowning
- Water, water, everywhere
- Falls
- Movin’ on up
- Motor vehicle and bicycle injuries
- Look both ways
- Poisoning
- Please don’t eat the daisies
- Suffocation
- Health problems
- Child abuse and neglect
- Vicious cycle
- It was an accident
- It’s the law
- Acting it out
- When things don’t add up
- Calling in the cavalry
- The “A” team
- Lead poisoning
- A little snooping
- Casting judgment
- Chelation ‘til completion
- Quick quiz
- Scoring
- Suggested references
- 5 Middle childhood and adolescence
- School age
- Physical development
- Ladies first
- No more excuses
- Jumpin’ in feet first
- Leggy and hippy
- No turning back
- Psychological development
- Pick a clique
- Handle with care: Sensitive to ridicule
- Try to remember
- “Because I said so”
- Mom’s still the bomb
- Earth-bound
- Keys to health
- Things that go bump in the night
- Clicking the remote doesn’t count
- Coping with concerns
- Scary school
- Low on dough
- What’s yours is mine
- Adolescence
- Physical development
- Terrible teens
- It’s a girl thing
- Boys will be boys . . . until they’re men
- Psychological development
- That’s what friends are for
- Rebel with a question
- The young and the tasteless
- When girls no longer have cooties
- I can see clearly now . . .
- One step forward, two steps back
- In with the in-crowd
- At long last—my own person
- What’s the meaning of life?
- Look, Mom, I’m legal!
- Keys to health
- Run a little, eat a lot
- Got milk?
- Use ‘em or lose ‘em
- Running from depression
- Coping with concerns
- No laughing matter
- Dangling the bait
- A slippery slope
- Injury prevention
- Firearms
- Motor vehicle accidents
- Will parallel parking be on the final exam?
- Texting while driving
- Buckled up for safety
- A deadly mix
- Risk-taking behaviors
- Risky business
- Sports injuries
- Injury protection
- Slow down, you move too fast
- Health problems
- Alcohol and drug abuse
- It’s old school
- Psychologically speaking
- Socioculturally speaking
- Ups and downs
- Something smells fishy
- I’ve got a secret
- Symptom support
- Slowly but surely
- When the party’s over
- Anorexia nervosa
- The skinny on being skinny
- Girl power?
- Related risks
- Cold, constipated, weak, and absent
- Guilty, impaired, and needing to please
- Bring out the troops
- Express for success
- Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
- One in every classroom . . .
- . . . and in the office, too
- So many things to do . . .
- Looking for the label
- Meals matter
- Report and support
- Obesity
- Equality of the sexes
- Vim and vigor
- Sexually transmitted infections
- They’re everywhere
- I.D. the STI
- Privacy is paramount
- Suicide and attempted suicide
- Quick quiz
- Scoring
- Suggested references
- 6 Infectious diseases and immunizations
- Infection
- Chain of infection
- Immature immunity
- Stages of infection
- Cover your mouth, please
- Immune protection
- Methods of obtaining immune protection
- A gift that keeps on giving . . .
- . . . for up to 2 months
- Types of immunizations
- Weak but stimulating
- Measles, mumps, and rubella—itch, ouch
- Inactive but popular
- Immunization schedule
- Baby’s first vaccine
- Positive mom, need an extra vaccine
- Three for PedvaxHIB . . .
- . . . Hiberix, Act get one dose more
- Intact immunity required
- Two for teens and teens for two . . .
- Who gets it?
- Contraindications to vaccine administration
- Bacterial infections
- A class by any other class
- The young and the susceptible
- Diphtheria
- Obstruction production
- It’s a cover-up
- No time to waste
- Too close for comfort
- Diagnose, then act
- Haemophilus influenzae type B
- The invasion begins
- All systems aren’t go
- Not-so-honorable mention
- You’d be irritable too
- Tender to the touch
- Not the time to procrastinate
- Stamp out colonization
- Lyme disease
- Tick tock
- The rash that knows no bounds
- More reasons to treat
- Pertussis
- The cough of the giant crane
- Flushing and draining
- Tetanus
- No room at the inn
- Axon reaction
- Ten-year reunion
- Close encounter with a rusty nail
- Child care essentials
- Viral infections
- Rash of rashes
- Not so rash
- Fifth disease
- The fifth dimension
- A slap in the face
- Spare the hands, spoil the feet
- Pregnant? Watch out!
- Don’t fence me in
- Mumps
- Poliomyelitis
- Oral is ousted
- What’s in a name?
- Roseola infantum
- Don’t be rash
- Rubella
- Not so pretty in pink
- Pregnant women, beware
- Rubeola
- You look acute
- Varicella
- Quick quiz
- Scoring
- Suggested references
- 7 Neurologic problems
- Anatomy and physiology
- Central nervous system
- Central command
- The incredible expanding brain
- Separated at birth
- A mass of nerves in a house of bones
- Other noteworthy figures
- Bridging the hemispheres
- Not the piercing kind
- Passing the baton
- The body’s thermostat
- Delicate and impulsive
- Clear liquid with a protein chaser
- Better than a bubble bath
- Can you hear me now?
- Peripheral nervous system
- It’s rude to interrupt
- Autonomic nervous system
- Neurologic assessment
- Mini-assessment
- Glasgow Coma Scale
- Motor function
- Myelination mastery
- Reflex rules
- How strong are you?
- Pupillary response
- Diagnostic tests
- Minimizing emotional trauma
- Big kids do cry
- A job well done
- Specialist to the rescue
- CT scan
- EEG
- Lumbar puncture
- Maintain, encourage, assess
- MRI
- PET scan
- Ventricular tap
- Going in
- Procedures and treatments
- Intracranial pressure monitoring
- Look closely . . .
- Less invasive
- Sorry, not for everyone
- VP shunt insertion
- A special sleep
- Monitor and measure
- Neurologic disorders
- Bacterial meningitis
- Still strong
- Bigger kids
- No antibiotics needed if culture results come back negative
- Brain tumors
- Common in kids
- Treatment of choice
- Better safe than sorry
- High temp, cool blanket
- Hair today, gone tomorrow
- Cerebral palsy
- In the womb
- A shaky start
- A traumatic legacy
- Correct those contractures
- Skilled labor of love
- Down syndrome
- A special gift
- Amnio alert
- Just the way you are
- Teaching symptoms
- The thrill of success
- Duchenne’s muscular dystrophy
- Rapid changes
- Heels, hips, and knees
- Bring in the troops
- Guillain-Barré syndrome
- What’s myelin is your-e-lin
- Weak from the legs up
- From dysfunction to failure
- Survey the signs
- Squash the stress
- Hydrocephalus
- CSF overload
- The setting sun
- Rigid, noisy, and irritable
- It’s tubular
- Straight to the heart
- Shunt care 101
- Neural tube defects
- What’s in the sac?
- Gone too soon
- Search the sacrum
- Sac on the back
- Poor prognosis
- Latex liability
- Scheduled for surgery
- No pressure, please
- Teach and support
- Reye’s syndrome
- Equal opportunity syndrome
- Nada to ASA
- Respiratory inventory
- Know your neuro
- Seizure disorders
- Consciously electric
- Cellular excitement
- CT, MRI—both can help identify
- Kudos for ketogenic
- Keep it cool
- Out with the noise, in with the calm
- A helping hand
- It takes a village
- Quick quiz
- Scoring
- Suggested references
- 8 Cardiovascular problems
- Anatomy and physiology
- Structures of the heart
- Equal at birth
- Location, leaflets, and muscles
- Lovely leaflets
- Circulation
- A long day’s journey
- Return to sender
- Pulmonary role reversal
- Conduction system
- Bundles and branches
- Cardiac physiology
- Chillin’ with homeostasis
- Cardiac adaptations at birth
- Perfusion only—no exchange
- Farewell placenta, hello lungs!
- Many keys, one lock
- Out with fluid, in with air
- The drama unfolds
- Out of a job
- Murmurs
- Sit, stand, recline
- Diagnostic tests
- Echocardiography
- Ultrasound-endoscopy combo
- Electrocardiography
- Magnetic resonance imaging
- Exercise testing
- Treatments and procedures
- Teach expectations
- Valve replacement
- Heed the signs
- Cardiac catheterization
- Measure for measure
- Cardiac surgery
- Heart-lung vacation
- Keep the heat
- Turn and breathe
- Rx: TLC
- Cardiac transplantation
- One of two
- Who knows UNOS?
- Crucial 6 months
- The hard part is over
- Congenital heart defects that increase pulmonary blood flow
- Atrial septal defect
- ASDs come in threes
- Benign when small
- Enlarge and dilate
- Procrastination preferred
- Patent ductus arteriosus
- Postdated PDA
- Smaller is better
- Back to the aorta
- Reverse to cyanosis
- Explain, prepare, meet, and greet
- Tell one, tell all
- Ventricular septal defect
- Undercover VSD
- Leading with the left
- Congenital obstructive defects
- Coarctation of the aorta
- Under pressure
- A leggy problem
- Resect, patch, ligate
- Bigger and bigger
- Postop checklist
- Stenosis, aortic
- Postsurgical steps
- Stenosis, pulmonic
- Mixed congenital heart defects
- Hypoplastic left heart syndrome
- Close call
- Certain surgery
- Transposition of the great arteries
- Up, up and away
- Go with the flow
- Congenital heart defects that decrease pulmonary blood flow
- Tetralogy of Fallot
- Tricuspid atresia
- Other cardiovascular disorders
- Endocarditis
- The root of the problem
- Postprosthesis predicament
- It’s a cover up
- Murmur by megaphone
- Pinpoint spots
- Osler, Roth, and Janeway
- The right fit
- Monitoring marathon
- The education edge
- Heart failure
- Reverse, reverse!
- Gallops, wheezes, and weight
- Give the heart a break!
- Oxygen as ordered
- Shhhhhh . . . he’s sleeping
- Feed the heart well
- Kawasaki disease
- Soft and soothing
- Hush little baby, don’t you cry
- Come on in—the water’s fine
- Rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease
- Millions “served”
- Prognosis
- When carditis gets complicated
- Under the skin
- But wait, there’s more
- Aye, that’s the rub
- It’s in the blood
- Regular or extra-large
- Lullaby and good night
- Surgery for severity
- On second thought
- Pop a pill before the drill
- Be on alert
- Prescription for quality time
- Brush and floss at any cost
- Quick quiz
- Scoring
- Suggested references
- 9 Respiratory problems
- Anatomy and physiology
- Chest and lungs
- Totally lobular
- Roll out the barrel
- Upper respiratory tract
- Nasal for 4 weeks
- No solids or fluids beyond this point
- Lower respiratory tract
- No confusion—it’s diffusion
- Airway resistance
- Child labor
- Pulmonary circulation
- Inspiration and expiration
- Muscles to stabilize, muscles to breathe
- Retractions reveal distress
- Ventriloquist lungs
- Blown away
- Diagnostic tests and monitoring techniques
- Arterial blood gas
- Blood borrowing
- Count and squeeze
- Chest X-ray
- Dem bones, dem bones
- Inspiration, expiration, front and back
- Pulmonary function tests
- Serial testing
- Breathing on cue
- Pulse oximetry
- Sensing saturation
- Treatments and procedures
- Aerosol therapy
- Spaced out
- Underage aerosol
- Liquid to vapor
- Assisted ventilation
- Compress and pressurize
- Inflate and expand
- Nasal fashion statement
- Suction secretions
- Assess for distress
- Chest physiotherapy
- Drain and clear
- Percussion section
- Endotracheal intubation
- Separate but equal
- Silent cry
- Oxygen administration
- Indoor camping
- Tracheostomy
- Respiratory disorders
- Acute otitis media
- The great equalizer
- No escape
- Supine? Not this time
- The trouble with tympany
- But wait, there’s more!
- If drugs don’t do it
- Testing, 1, 2
- Teach your children well
- Asthma
- Overreacting
- Gentleman, choose your triggers
- Outside and sensitive
- A look within
- Genetic messes
- A potent mix
- Ready, set, spasm!
- Repeat and damage
- Working overtime
- Function or obstruction?
- Up to the challenge?
- Cortico-reactions
- Open wide
- Top to bottom, looking for problems
- Please do not disturb
- Smoke provokes
- Bronchiolitis
- Diminishing returns
- Hydrate and humidify
- Drugs to the rescue
- ‘Tis the season
- Head’s up
- Assess and de-stress
- Croup
- If it barks like a seal . . .
- It’s always darkest before the dawn
- Reading the signs
- Epi for edema
- I get misty
- A friend from home
- Cystic fibrosis
- Eye on the GI
- The legacy stops here
- To the heart of it all
- Twice per day keeps infection away
- Dilate and stimulate
- Oil change not included
- The deluxe treatment
- No dieting here
- Infection-free zone
- Epiglottitis
- There’s a frog in my throat
- Hot and toxic
- A job for the experts
- First by vein, then by mouth
- Pneumonia
- Invasion of the cell snatchers
- Fretful and feverish
- Headache and hacking
- What goes in must come out
- Keeping parents in the loop
- Tuberculosis
- Lying in wait
- Once positive, always positive
- Teaming up to treat TB
- Quick quiz
- Scoring
- Suggested references
- 10 Urinary problems
- Anatomy and physiology
- Kidneys
- Multitasking kidneys
- Urinary tract
- A friendly nudge
- Any volunteers?
- Diagnostic tests
- Urinalysis and urine culture
- Culture on a plate
- Catch ‘em while you can
- Lather up, rinse away
- Keep it clean
- Blood urea nitrogen and creatinine
- KUB radiography
- Excretory urography
- Voiding cystourethrogram
- Behind closed doors
- Renal biopsy
- Treatments and procedures
- Bladder catheterization
- Insert and drain
- Insert and inflate
- Generous and gentle
- Hemodialysis
- To stick or not to stick
- Look out for losses
- Kidney transplantation
- You sneeze, you leave
- Peritoneal dialysis
- Urinary disorders
- Acute poststreptococcal glomerulonephritis
- Clumping with the enemy
- Lay low
- Battle the boredom
- Medication education
- Strep alert
- Chronic glomerulonephritis
- Damage, changes, impairment
- Strike a balance
- Follow through on the follow-up
- Congenital anomalies of the ureter, bladder, and urethra
- Neighborhood watch
- Sensitive skin care
- Hemolytic uremic syndrome
- The usual suspects
- In the blood
- I got cultcha
- Nephrotic syndrome
- Preschool predominance
- Highs and lows
- Hold the salt
- A delicate balance
- Protection from infection
- Renal failure, acute
- It’s rude to interrupt
- Damage in the basement
- Totally radical
- System alert
- No fluid shall go unmeasured
- Monitor and maintain
- Renal failure, chronic
- The point of no return
- Toxin takeover
- What’s in urine
- The also-rans
- In with the moisture, out with the itch
- A watchful eye
- Wilms’ tumor
- Life is but a stage
- Keep the kidney
- Quick quiz
- Scoring
- Suggested references
- 11 Musculoskeletal problems
- Anatomy and physiology
- Bones
- The long and short of it
- Universal coverage
- A plate of cartilage
- Salty framework
- Bone bank deposit
- Muscles
- Muscles in opposition
- Taking turns
- Six hundred volunteers
- Joints
- Joints on the move
- Flex or extend
- Diagnostic tests
- Arthroscopy
- Lean on me
- Bone scans
- Electromyography
- A sign of weakness
- SMuscle and bone marrow biopsy
- X-rays
- Invisible bone
- Treatments and procedures
- Prevent and restore
- Casting or splints
- A wash and a blow-dry
- Cast scratch fever
- May I have your autograph?
- The cut stops here—promise!
- Traction
- Just hanging out
- Central location
- Traction in twos
- Don’t fall behind
- Pin and skin
- Surgical repairs
- Amputation
- A loss that lasts
- Something in common
- Quick studies
- Let’s get physical
- Musculoskeletal disorders
- Congenital clubfoot
- Casting call
- Please release me
- From designer wedges . . .
- . . . to designer shoes
- Put up your feet and relax
- The agony of de feet
- Developmental dysplasia of the hip
- Relationship problems
- Frankly breech
- What’s in a name?
- A clunky diagnosis
- A limp or a waddle
- Whoa, Nellie!
- Harness hip hooray!
- Don’t double up
- A temporary setback
- Hold and turn
- You’d be cranky too
- Investigate the itch
- A change of scenery
- Ewing’s sarcoma
- Off to a bad start
- Pelvic prognosis
- When chemo gets complicated
- Nurse in shining armor
- Growing up too fast
- Cultured pearls
- Fractures
- Sticks and stones may bend my bones
- A stressful situation
- The remodeling team
- Sudden and sharp
- From bone to lung
- Permanent hardware
- Prepare on the go
- Cast caution
- Are you shocked?
- Postscript
- Juvenile idiopathic arthritis
- Thrown another curve
- The eyes have it
- NSAIDs first unless pain is worse
- Up and active
- Helpful or harmful?
- Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease
- A job well done
- Keep it simple
- Party at Tommy’s bedside! RSVP
- It’s hard to be a patient patient
- Slipped capital femoral epiphysis
- Osgood-Schlatter disease
- Scoliosis
- Not sure about structure
- Over for obvious
- Something suspicious
- Negotiating the curves
- Brace yourself
- No confusion, it’s spinal fusion
- Stealth brace
- A strange new world
- Quick quiz
- Scoring
- Suggested references
- 12 Gastrointestinal problems
- Anatomy and physiology
- Structures of the GI system
- It’s alimentary, my dear Watson
- Accessories make the system
- Digestion
- The rise and fall of hormones
- The tasteful tongue
- Look out stomach, here it comes!
- A gastric response
- Triple overtime
- Contractions and secretions
- Distribution center
- Downward spiral
- A large job description
- Accessory glands and organs
- Essential storage
- Alpha beta Langerhans
- Diagnostic tests
- Barium enema
- An interesting way to start the day
- Exit the barium
- Barium swallow
- Follow the swallow
- Seeking the ileocecal valve
- Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography
- It’s all over
- Endoscopy
- The direct approach
- Stool specimen
- Treatments and procedures
- Alternative feeding methods
- Cold coil in a cup
- Recycle the residual
- Clear the clogs
- Pinch and position
- Sucking for satiation
- It wouldn’t work in outer space
- Total parenteral nutrition
- Concentrate on TPN
- Infection inspection
- Not too much, not too little
- GI intubation
- What goes in must come out
- Anchors away
- Ostomy
- Correct the defect
- Location, location, location
- Bad timing
- Been there, done that
- A wash and a pat-dry
- Pouch protector
- Pass the salt
- GI disorders
- Appendicitis
- Much ado about the RLQ
- Calm before the storm
- Seize the day
- A malodorous sign
- Infection detection
- Celiac disease
- Cleft lip and palate
- An early start
- A group effort
- Crohn’s disease
- A string thing
- A toxic outcome
- Give the bowel a rest
- A temporary fix
- Child interrupted
- Nutrition 101
- Hepatitis
- ABCs (and Ds) of hepatitis
- The E and the G
- Tired and irritable
- Itchy and uncomfortable
- A view from the side
- No turning back
- Notice of necrosis
- Interfering with hepatitis
- A boost of prevention
- Come one, come all
- A little here, a little there
- Back to school
- Hirschsprung’s disease
- Suspicious stain
- Out with the bad
- Forced evacuation
- Bowel sounds = dinner bell
- Expert advice
- Patience is a virtue
- Intussusception
- Tender to the touch
- Forceful introduction
- If at first you don’t succeed . . . reduce or resect
- Explain on the go
- Music to soothe
- Better days ahead
- Pyloric stenosis
- Waving and projecting
- Déjà lunch
- No need to say “excuse me”
- Going with the flow
- Tracheoesophageal fistula and esophageal atresia
- An unhealthy relationship
- Combo conditions
- Belly full of air
- A pump in the pouch
- Ligate and lengthen
- Assess for distress
- Sucking permitted
- Ulcerative colitis
- What’s in the stool?
- Down with inflammation!
- Volvulus
- Chain of events
- Quick quiz
- Scoring
- Suggested references
- 13 Endocrine and metabolic problems
- Anatomy and physiology
- Too little, too much
- Glands
- Small but mighty
- Prolific producer
- Hormones in storage
- Thyroid lobe duo
- The calcitonin-calcium connection
- PTH: a parathyroid production
- A leading role
- Clusters of islets
- It’s a girl thing
- Hormones
- Right on target!
- Unsupervised cells
- It’s nice to be recognized
- Diagnostic tests
- Glucose, fasting plasma
- To fast or not to fast
- And the level is . . .
- Glucose tells all
- Backup plan
- Glucose tolerance, oral
- Up to the challenge?
- A little intolerant
- Blood totals
- Growth hormone, human
- The lowdown on levels
- The highs . . .
- . . . and the lows
- Growth hormone suppression
- Failure to suppress
- Rest and repeat
- Guthrie screening
- Metabolic upset
- Three’s a charm
- Danger ahead
- Neonatal galactosemia
- From sea to shining sea
- Where’s the GALT?
- Neonatal T4 and TSH blood-spot test
- The birth surge
- Failure to respond
- Thyroxine test
- Cons, pros, and suspects
- The T4 that binds
- More testing ahead
- Triiodothyronine test (serum)
- A little T3 goes a long way
- It’s all on the level
- A tandem rise
- Treatments and procedures
- 131I therapy
- Expecting a glow
- At home with radioactive iodine
- Thyroidectomy
- Just in case
- Dribbling drainage patrol
- Storm’s a’brewin’
- Endocrine and metabolic disorders
- Congenital hypothyroidism
- The early bird catches the best prognosis
- Mom’s meds
- Cold to the touch
- Constipation consternation
- Whoa, horsey
- Too high, too low
- Plan ahead
- Don’t delay
- Cushing’s syndrome
- Stealth corticotropin
- Cushing’s combo
- Preop prep
- What goes in might not come out!
- Infection prevention
- Diabetes mellitus
- Absolutely insufficient
- Blame it on dad
- Straggler antibodies
- Vulnerable to viruses
- Free the fatty acids!
- Type 1 in a hurry
- The pancreas’ last stand
- Vaguely type 2
- Team diabetes
- Rebel with restrictions
- Like a hawk!
- Fitting in
- Show and tell
- Galactosemia
- Graves’ disease
- Stimulation overload
- Ablation to the rescue
- When in doubt, take it out
- Keep it cool
- Cough with caution
- Long-term commitment
- Maple syrup urine disease
- How sweet it isn’t
- Origin of the odor
- Phenylketonuria
- An error by any other name
- The case for early detection
- Brain on hold
- Got the blues?
- Hyper, irritable, and repetitive
- The lowdown on phenylalanine
- Don’t overdo it!
- Just say “no” to chicken and cheese
- Rebel with a cause
- Quick quiz
- Scoring
- Suggested references
- 14 Hematologic and immunologic problems
- Anatomy and physiology
- Hematologic system
- Did you say organ system?
- Blood formation
- Yellow with age
- Have a blast
- Like a fine wine
- Blood components
- The cycle of life—RBC style
- Great granulocytes, Batman!
- Not a granule to be found
- Hemostasis
- Like a waterfall
- Immune system
- Immune system organs
- Lymphocytes in waiting
- Nodes of concern
- Sounds of silence?
- Immune system cells
- To find and bind
- Gobs of globulins
- There’s definitely a T in team
- Search and destroy
- Complement system
- Hypersensitivity
- Second time around
- Deadly complement
- Attack first, ask questions later
- Release the lymphokines!
- Diagnostic tests
- Allergy skin testing
- RAST to the rescue
- The family tree of allergy
- A song and a wiggle
- Bone marrow aspiration and biopsy
- Bone bank withdrawal
- To aspirate or biopsy—that is the question
- CBC with differential
- Decrease = disorder
- What’s up with the whites?
- Seeing red
- Pediatric and parental platelets
- Treatments and procedures
- Blood transfusion
- Pump up the vascular volume
- Bone marrow transplantation
- Share and share alike
- A harvest of plenty
- Getting ready to receive
- From harvest to seed
- Graft battles host
- Hematologic and immunologic disorders
- HIV/AIDS
- A stranger in friend’s clothing
- Out of control
- It’s different for kids
- Destructive domino effect
- Screen with ELISA, confirm with the blot
- Backup blood tests
- The 076 study (named after research number)
- Do-good drugs
- A listening ear
- Infection detection
- Allergic rhinitis
- Hope for the future
- Sneezing in your sleep
- The nose knows
- Timing is everything
- Up your nose with a nasal spray!
- Atopic dermatitis
- To make matters worse . . .
- From scratching to scarring
- Too clean, too dry
- Wash, then wear—hold the bleach
- Down with itch and inflammation!
- Hemophilia
- A matter of degrees
- The circumcision clue
- Mountain out of a molehill
- Head’s up!
- The incredible expanding spleen
- Everyone in the pool!
- Do try this at home
- Quash the rebellion
- Hodgkin’s lymphoma
- And the good news is . . .
- Bigger isn’t better
- Spreading swelling
- Verify, then confirm
- It’s a hoot!
- When treatment gets complicated
- Long-term legacy
- Mopping the floor with Hodgkin’s
- Iron deficiency anemia
- Some heavy competition
- A gift from mom
- Got milk?
- You are what you eat
- Bleached out bull’s-eye
- In with the iron
- It’s supplementary, my dear Watson!
- Leukemia
- Needed: crowd control
- Fungus alert
- Transplant to the rescue
- Sickle cell anemia
- Hemoglobin S is for sickle
- Capillary traffic jam
- Low on O2
- A telling history
- Isn’t one enough?
- In pursuit of normal
- Systemic lupus erythematosus
- A complex reaction
- Getting involved
- Thalassemia
- Phi beta defective synthesis
- Large but not in charge
- Don’t overdo it!
- Quick quiz
- Scoring
- Suggested references
- 15 Dermatologic problems
- Anatomy and physiology
- The great protector
- Structures of the skin
- Thin-skinned
- Fetal comb-over
- Growth spurt
- Diagnostic tests
- Potassium hydroxide preparation
- Fungus finder
- Skin biopsy
- The closest shave
- Pulled and punched
- Out, out, darn lesion
- Post punch, shave, and excise
- Tzanck test
- Treatments and procedures
- Laser surgery
- After the laser
- Skin grafting
- ‘Tis better to give than receive
- A healthy loan
- Keys to success
- After graft
- Dermatologic disorders
- Acne
- Facing up to acne
- Lasting legacy
- Volcanic eruption
- In full view
- On the skin or in the mouth
- Skin care 101
- The dope on drugs
- A gentle touch
- Myth busters
- Burns
- A tight squeeze
- Constricted and depressed
- Changing spaces
- Fragile: handle with care
- A matter of degree
- TBSA or not TBSA
- 10% of TBSA = a hospital stay
- Inspect to detect
- In the unit
- In general
- In the heat of the moment
- When the fire dies down
- Contact dermatitis
- Allergic annoyances
- Not immune to an immune response
- Oozing, scaling, and itching—oh, my!
- It’s a classic
- How offensive!
- A soak in the tub
- Ditch the itch!
- Replace; don’t recycle
- Leave the judging to Judy
- Scabies
- Loads of lesions
- Fighting the mighty mite
- Hoover Whole House
- Tinea capitis (ringworm of the scalp)
- Tinea corporis (ringworm of the body)
- Quick quiz
- Scoring
- Suggested references
- Glossary
- Index
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