History and examination
2 History and examination Taking a history An approach to examining children Examination Communicating with children Summary and management plan The cornerstone of clinical practice continues to be history-taking and…
2 History and examination Taking a history An approach to examining children Examination Communicating with children Summary and management plan The cornerstone of clinical practice continues to be history-taking and…
4 Developmental problems and the child with special needs Abnormal development – key concepts Developmental delay Abnormal motor development Abnormal speech and language development Abnormal development of social/communication skills (autistic…
20 Liver disorders Neonatal liver disease Viral hepatitis Acute liver failure (fulminant hepatitis) Chronic liver disease Cirrhosis and portal hypertension Management of children with liver disease Liver transplantation Features of…
1 The child in society The child’s world Public health issues for young people Children’s rights Global child health Conclusion Most medical encounters with children involve an individual child presenting…
28 Adolescent medicine Communicating with adolescents Consent and confidentiality Range of health problems Mortality Impact of chronic conditions Fatigue, headache and other somatic symptoms Mental health problems Health-risk behaviour Sexual…
23 Emotions and behaviour Principles of normal development Adversities in the family Problems of the preschool years Problems of middle childhood Adolescence Management of emotional and behavioural problems Knowledge of…
5 Care of the sick child Primary care Hospital care Ethics Evidence-based paediatrics Most sick children are cared for by their parents at home. Medical management is initially given by…