Pediatric emergency medicine /

This authoritative reference equips you with the essential knowledge to provide comprehensive and effective care to children in an emergency setting. From age-specific diagnoses and chief complaints through developmental considerations and psychosocial issues, this text guides you through the full r...

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Corporate Author: ScienceDirect (Online service)
Other Authors: Baren, Jill M.
Format: eBook
Language:English
Language Notes:English.
Published: Philadelphia : Saunders/Elsevier, ©2008.
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Table of Contents:
  • SECTION I: Immediate Approach to the Critical Patient
  • 1Resuscitation/advanced life support, Robert Luten
  • 2Airway emergencies: respiratory distress and failure, Marianne Gausche-Hill
  • 3Rapid sequence intubation, Steve Rothrock
  • 4Intubation, rescue devices, and airway adjuncts, Aaron Donoghue, Ron Walls
  • 5Critical monitoring techniques, Tom Abramo
  • 6Newborn resuscitation, Richard Cantor
  • 7The critically ill neonate, Maureen McCollough
  • 8Circulatory emergencies: shock, Steve Rothrock, Christine Cho
  • 9Cerebral resuscitation, Norm Paradis
  • 10General approach to poisoning, Erica Liebelt
  • 11Altered mental status/COMA, Joseph Zorc
  • 12Approach to multisystem trauma, Lance Brown
  • 13Sepsis, Brent King
  • 14Anaphylaxis/allergic reactions, Suzanne Beno
  • SECTION II: Approach to the Trauma Patient
  • 15Trauma in infants, Gail Stewart, Ameer Mody
  • 16Oral, ocular, max Dillofacial trauma, Ran Goldman
  • 17Head trauma, Vince Grant
  • 18Neck trauma, William K. Mallon, Jan Shoenberger
  • 19Upper extremity trauma, Michael Burg, Sieuwert-Jan ten Napel
  • 20Lower extremity trauma, Besh Barcega, Lilit Minasyan
  • 21Pelvic and genitourinary trauma, Peter Auerbach
  • 22Compartment syndrome, Christian Vaillancourt, Ian Shrier
  • 23Spinal trauma, Andrew Wackett
  • 24Thoracic Trauma, Barbara McDevitt
  • 25Abdominal trauma, Art Cooperman
  • 26Burns, Nicholas Tsarouhas
  • 27Neurovascular injuries, Isabel Barata
  • SECTION III: Approach to Unique Problems of Infancy
  • 28Apparent life threatening events (ALTE), Andrew DiPiero
  • 29Inborn errors of metabolism, T. Kent Denmark
  • 30Congenital Heart Disease, Alson S. Inaba
  • 31Excessive crying, Marilyn Hicks
  • 32Fever in the well appearing young infant, David Jaffe
  • 33Urinary tract infection, Marc Gorelick
  • 34Stridor in infancy. Antonio Muniz
  • 35Vomiting, spitting up, and feeding difficulties, Barbara McDevitt
  • 36Failure to thrive, Todd Mastrovitch
  • 37Minor Infant Problems, Jon Valenta
  • 38Jaundice, Niranjan Kissoon
  • 39Neonatal skin disorders, Antonio Muniz
  • SECTION IV: Approach to Acutely Ill Patient
  • 40Seizures, Jonathan Marr, Pamela Okada
  • 41Headaches, Tonya Thompson
  • 42Conditions resulting in increased intracranial pressure, Gail Stewart, Tommy Kim
  • 43Central nervous system infections, James Wilde
  • 44Central nervous system vascular disorders, Stuart Lewena, Franz Babl
  • 45Brain tumor, Ann Klasner
  • 46Disorders of movement, Martin Herman
  • 47Peripheral and neuromuscular disorders, Jay Pershad
  • HEENT/NECK
  • 48Eye disorders, Neal Schambain
  • 49Epistaxis, Kenneth Briskin
  • 50Sinusitis, Bob Acosta
  • 51Ear disorders, Irene Tien
  • 52Oral lesions, Esther Sampayo
  • 53Dental disorders, Linda Brown
  • 54Neck infections, Amy Puchalski
  • 55Neck masses, Amy Puchalskim
  • RESPIRATORY
  • 56Acute asthma, Sharon Smith
  • 57Bronchiolitis, Deborah Levine, Shari Platt
  • 58Pneumonia/pneumonitis, Shari Platt, Deborah Levine
  • 59Cystic fibrosis, Eron Friedlaender
  • 60Upper airway disorders, Bruce Wright, Terry Klassen
  • CARDIOVASCULAR
  • 61Syncope, Ted Glynn, Earl Reisdorff
  • 62Chest pain, Earl Reisdorff
  • 63Dysrhythmias, Ghazala Sharieff
  • 64Pericarditis/myocarditis/endocarditis, Ghazala Sharieff
  • 65Hypertensive emergencies, Tdd Wylie
  • 66Post-surgical conditions and tranplantation, Richard Chinnock, Grace Kim
  • 67Valvular heart disease, Mark McIntosh
  • FECTIOUS DISEASE
  • 68Bacteremia, Elizabeth Alpern
  • 69HIV and other immunosuppressive conditions, Mrina Catallozzi
  • 70Sexually transmitted diseases, Cynthia Mollen
  • 71Selected infectious diseases, Robert Olympia, Samir Shah
  • GASTROINTESTINAL
  • 72Vomiting/diarrhea, Coutney Mann
  • 73Appendicitis, Steve Rothrock
  • 74Intussusception, Jonathan Singer
  • 75Gasrointestinal bleeding, Stephen Teach
  • 76Pyloric stenosis, David Cassidy
  • 77Constipation, David Cassidy, Wohl
  • 78Gastrointestinal foreign body, Madeline Joseph, Craig Kizewic
  • 79Hepatitis, Evan J. Weiner, Madeline Matar Joseph
  • 80Pancreatitis, Madeline Joseph, Mardi Steere
  • 81Post-liver transplantation, Jill Baren
  • 82Inflammatory bowel disease, Barbara Pena
  • 83Malrotation and midgut volvulus, Rachel Stanley
  • 84Hernia, Michael Witt, John Brancato
  • 85Gallbladder disorders, Marc Linares
  • GENITOURINARY/RENAL
  • 86Urinary Tract Infections in Children and Adolescents, Biesbroeck, Daan Francis Mencl
  • 87Testicular Torsion, Martin Herman
  • 88Renal disorders, Suzanne Beno
  • 89Penile/testicular disorders, Roger Band
  • OB/GYN
  • 90Ectopic pregnancy, Dan Brennan
  • 91Pregnancy related complications, Angela Mills, Betsy Datner
  • 92Menstrual disorders, Jill Posner
  • 93Ovarian disorders, Robert Cloutier, Beverly Bauman
  • 94Vaginal and urethral disorders, Robert Cloutier, Beverly Bauman
  • MUSCULOSKELETAL/RHEUMATOLOGIC
  • 95Musculoskeletal disorders in systemic diseases, Blake Spirko, Allison Brewer
  • 96Bone, joint and spine infections, Charles Macias
  • 97Muscle and connective tissue disorders, Vivian Hwang
  • 98Overuse syndromes and inflammatory conditions, Charles Macias, Richard Gabor
  • 99Rhabdomyolysis, Nicole Sroufe, Rachel Stanley
  • 100Diseases of the hip, Paul Ri
  • IMMUNOLOGIC/ALLERGIC
  • 101Serum sickness, Lee Benjamin
  • 102Vaccination related complaints and side effects, Franz Babl, Stuart Lewena
  • 103Tetanus prophylaxis, Fredrick Abrahamian, David Talan
  • 104Rabies Postexposure Proph, Frederick Abrahamian, David Talan
  • ENDOCRINE
  • 105Diabetic Ketoacidosis, Nate Kuppermann, Nicole Glaser
  • 106Hypoglycemia, Nicole Glaser, Nate Kuppermann
  • 107Steroid Dependent Child, Ameer Mody
  • 108Addisonian crisis, Lynn Cimpello, Ameer Mody
  • 109Thyrotox Dicosis, Lynn Cimpello, Ameer Mody
  • METABOLIC
  • 110Dehydration and disorders of sodium balance, Ian Maconochie, Alan Nager
  • 111Metabolic acidosis, John Brancato
  • 112Metabolic alkalosis, John Brancato
  • 113Hypokalemia, Eric Carter
  • 114Hyperkalemia, Eric Carter
  • 115Hypocalcemia, Eric Carter
  • PSYCHIATRIC/BEHAVIORAL
  • 116Psychobehavioral disorders, Thomas Chun
  • 117Major depression and Suicidality, Jackie Grupp-Phelan
  • 118Sexual abuse, Matt Seibel
  • 119Physical abuse and child neglect, Irene Tien
  • DERMATOLOGIC
  • 120Skin and soft tissue infections, Mike Muzynski
  • 121Erythema multiform major and minor, Antonio Muniz
  • 122Henoch-Schonlein Purpura, Antonio Muniz
  • 123Classic viral exanthems, Antonio Muniz
  • 124Dermatitis, Antonio Muniz
  • 125Infestations, Antonio Muniz
  • 126Other important rashes, Antonio Muniz
  • HEMATOLOGIC/ONCOLOGIC
  • 127Sickle cell disease, Tim Givens
  • 128Cancer and cancer associated disease, Peter Sandowitz
  • 129Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura and other platelet disorders, Peter Sandowitz
  • 130Coagulation Disorders
  • 131Hemolytic uremic syndrome, Souid Abdul-Kader, Boura'a Bou Aram
  • 132Utilizing blood bank resources, transfusion reactions and complications, Souid Abdul-Kader, Boura'a Bou Aram
  • 133Classic pediatric injestions, Richard Cantor
  • 134Toxic alcohols, Kevin Osterhoudt
  • 135Drugs of abuse, John Tilelli
  • 136Adverse effects of anticonvulsants and psychotropic agents, Richard Shih
  • 137Cardiovascular agents, John Tilelli
  • SECTION V. Approach to Environmental Illness/Injury
  • 138Near drowning and submersion injuries, T.
  • Kent Denmark
  • 139Hyperthermia, Paul Ishimine
  • 140Hypothermia, Paul Ishimine
  • 141Bites and stings, Sean Bush
  • 142Electrical injury, Ken Kwon, Carl Schultz
  • 143Inhalations and exposures, Mark Hostedler
  • 144Dysbarism, John Santamaria
  • 145High altitude associated illnesses, Mark Roback, Bill McDonnell
  • SECTION VI: The Practice Environment
  • 146The community hospital, Al Sacchetti, John Brennan
  • 147EMS and transport, George Foltin
  • 148Ethics and end of life issues, Jill Baren
  • 149Patient safety, medical errors and quality of care, David John
  • 150EMTALA, Todd Taylor
  • 151Issues of consent and emancipated minor status, Cynthia Jacobstien
  • 152Disaster preparedness for children, Stuart Weiss
  • 153Family presence, Mirna Farah
  • 154The child-friendly ED: practices, policies and procedures, Susan Fuchs
  • 155Triage, Sharon Mace, Thom Mayer
  • 156Post-exposure prophylais, Esther Chen
  • 157Violence: Interpersonal, gang and domestic, Joel Fien, Megan Bair-Merritt
  • 158Approach to pain management, Kelly Young
  • SECTION VII: Procedures, Sedation, Pain Management and Devices
  • 159Procedural sedation and analgesia, Steven Green, Baruch Krauss
  • 160Wound management, James Callahan
  • 161Vascular access, Frances Nadel
  • 162Foreign body removal, Joseph Pagane
  • 163Feeding tubes, Andrew Mason; Kelly Keogh
  • 164Tracheostomy tubes, Jill Posner
  • 165Noninvasive and mechanical ventillation, John Tilelli
  • 166Incision and drainage, John O'Brien, Sean Isaac
  • 167Ventriculoperitoneal and other intracranial shunts, George Woodward
  • 168Thoracostomy tube, Tom Terndrup
  • 169Hernia reduction, Mark Clark
  • 170Access of ports and catheters and management of obstruction, Neal Schambain
  • 171Lumbar puncture, Kathleen Brown, Diane Berkowitz
  • 172Local and regional anesthesia, Chris King, Kimberly Roth
  • 173Management of digit injuries and infections, Essi Jacome
  • 174Epistaxis control, Kenneth Briskin
  • 175Removal of ocular foreign body, Greg Garra
  • 176Pacemakers, Al Sacchetti
  • 177Paraphimosis reduction, Fred Schwartz
  • 178Reduction and splinting techniques, Greg Garra
  • 179Ultrasonography, Barry Gilmore, Jay Pershad
  • 180Pericardiocentesis, Robert Steele, Andrea Thorp
  • SECTION VIII: Differential Diagnosis Algorithms, Lance Brown
  • 181Headaches
  • 182Abdominal pain
  • 183Cyanosis
  • 184Vomiting
  • 185Chest pain
  • 186Near syncope/syncope
  • 187Muscular weakness/paralysis
  • 188Limp
  • 189Lymphadenopathy
  • 190Wheezing
  • 191Hematuria
  • 192Hypertension
  • 193Jaundice
  • 194Pallor
  • 195Arthralgias/arthritis
  • 196Stridor
  • 197Vaginal bleeding
  • 198Weakness
  • 199Weight loss
  • 200The septic appearing child.