PEDIATRICS

Common drugs and infusions

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CHAPTER 12 Common drugs and infusions Mark Davies, David Cartwright Common drug doses • Aminophylline (IV) or theophylline (oral/NG) — loading……5 mg/kg — maintenance…2 mg/kg/dose…every 8 hours • Ampicillin (IV)…50…

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Fluids and nutrition

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CHAPTER 10 Fluids and nutrition Mark Davies, David Cartwright, Garry Inglis Renal function There is a lot we do not understand about newborn renal function. Adult reference ranges of electrolytes…

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Thermoregulation

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CHAPTER 8 Thermoregulation David Cartwright Background • Temperature regulation is critical to survival of preterm babies. They have few mechanisms for losing heat if too warm, a high surface-area-to-volume ratio…

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Pulmonary hypertension

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CHAPTER 6 Pulmonary hypertension Mark Davies Description Whilst pulmonary artery pressures are increased in this condition, the main pathophysiological problem is the restriction of pulmonary blood flow due to increased…

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Patent ductus arteriosus (PDA)

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CHAPTER 7 Patent ductus arteriosus (PDA) Garry Inglis Features The ductus arteriosus usually closes functionally by 48 hours and anatomically by 3 weeks of age in well, term babies. Closure…

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Infection control — hand hygiene

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CHAPTER 1 Infection control — hand hygiene David Cartwright, Mark Davies Hand washing Hand washing remains the most effective method of preventing the spread of organisms from ourselves to babies,…

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ACGME General Competencies

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Appendix 1 ACGME General Competencies ACGME General Competencies Version 1.3 (9.28.99) The residency program must require its residents to develop the competencies in the six areas below to the level…

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Teaching Visual

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Chapter 50 Teaching Visual Lumbar Puncture Patrice Kruszewski, DO , Glenn R. Stryjewski, MD, MPH Objectives Visualize spinal anatomy to enhance understanding of the lumbar puncture (LP) Describe preparation and…

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How to Succeed in the Pediatric Clerkship

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Chapter 8 How to Succeed in the Pediatric Clerkship J. Lindsey Lane, MD Introduction How does one define success on the pediatric clerkship? Getting a high grade and performing well…

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Anticipatory Guidance

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Chapter 15 Anticipatory Guidance English Willis, MD Medical Knowledge and Patient Care Anticipatory guidance (AG) is age and developmentally appropriate health advice focused on improving the health, safety, and physical…

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