Read Pediatric Primary Care Case Studies Online
Authors: Catherine E. Burns,Beth Richardson,Cpnp Rn Dns Beth Richardson,Margaret Brady
Tags: #Medical, #Health Care Delivery, #Nursing, #Pediatric & Neonatal, #Pediatrics
Shigella
,
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short acting beta
2
-agonists.
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SABAs (short acting beta
2
-agonists)
short stature,
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–518
case presentation for,
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–508,
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–512,
514
–515
diagnosis of,
507
–512
diagnostic testing,
511
differential,
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–511,
510
t–511t
epidemiology/etiology,
509
history-taking,
507
–508
physical examination,
508
–509
Turner syndrome,
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–516,
510
t–511t
fundamental contexts for,
507
–508,
516
management of,
512
–516
AAP guidelines,
512
cardiovascular issues,
512
–513
endocrine issues,
513
follow-up visits,
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–516
genetic issues,
514
neurocognitive issues,
513
NIH guidelines,
512
psychosocial support,
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–514
referrals,
514
–515
Turner Syndrome Consensus Study Group guidelines,
512
objectives for,
507
resources for,
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–517
skin barrier dysfunction,
457
sleep patterns (infants),
163
–175
case presentation for,
163
–166,
169
–172
cultural/ethnic aspects of,
167
diagnosis of,
164
–165,
168
developmental issues,
166
history-taking,
164
normal sleep physiology,
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–166
trained night feeders,
166
physical examinations,
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–167
epidemiology/etiology of,
163
–166
fundamental contexts of,
163
,
172
management of,
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–172
Ferber method,
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–170
follow-up visits,
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–172
routine establishment,
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–171
separation anxiety,
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–171
therapeutic plans,
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–171,
169
b
objectives for,
163
resources for,
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–173
SNAP (safety net antibiotic prescription),
353
SNOUT mnemonic,
241
t
social/language delays (toddlers),
27
–42
ASDs,
28
–40,
29
t,
30
f
AAP screen recommendations for,
27
–28,
35
,
39
ABA and,
37
–38
AD,
28
,
30
f
AS,
28
CARS and,
37
CHAT and,
35
diagnosis of,
33
–35,
34
b
diagnostic testing for,
35
–37,
36
f
DSM-IV-TR
criteria for,
30
f
epidemiology/etiology of,
29
,
31
history-taking for,
31
–32
M-CHAT and,
35
,
36
f
management of,
37
–39
PDD-NOS,
28
PDDST-II and,
35
physical examinations for,
33
plans, intervention,
37
–38
prognosis for,
39
TEACCH and,
37
–38
case presentation for,
27
–28
developmental milestones and,
28
,
29
t
fundamental contexts of,
27
–28,
39
objectives for,
27
plans for
diagnostic,
37
educational,
37
–39
intervention,
37
–38
resources for,
40
–41,
40
b
specificity vs., sensitivity,
240
–242
spermicides,
433
SPIN mnemonic,
241
t
sports examinations (adolescents),
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–163
case presentation for,
134
,
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–142,
145
,
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–158
clearance,
137
t–139t,
158
diagnosis of,
151
follow-up visits for,
158
forms for,
135
f–136f
fundamental contexts of,
133
,
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–159
history-taking for,
141
–142
management of,
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–158,
152
t,
154
t–155t
concussion,
152
t
family planning/lifestyle issues,
158
female athlete triad,
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–144,
157
fractures,
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–145
general,
153
,
154
t–156t,
157
medroxyprogesterone (Depo-Provera),
145
musculoskeletal disorders,
144
–145
postconcussive syndrome,
142
–143
second-impact syndrome,
158
objectives for,
133
physical examinations for,
145
–151
diagnostic testing,
145
,
151
features of,
150
t
musculoskeletal,
145
–149,
146
f–149f