Pediatric Just The Facts - part 8 pps
Pediatric Just The Facts - part 8 pps
... fully dependent on the sever-
ity of symptoms and whether the patient has reached
the clinical nadir (i.e., worst symptoms). If the patient
is in the process of recovery, then treatment may not
be ... extremity tone, by drawing the
hand across the chest toward the opposite shoulder
and looking at the position of the elbow with respect
to the chest. The elbow does not c...
Pediatric Just The Facts - part 5 pps
... Dihydrotestosterone (DHT)
1 8- Hydroxycorticosterone
20,22-Des
3β-HSD
3β-HSD
17β-HSD
5α-Reduct
3β-HSD
17-OH
17-OH
21-OH
21-OH
11-OH11-OH
1 8- OH
1 8- HSD
17,20-Des
17,20-Des
Mineralocorticoid
pathway
Glucocorticoid
pathway
Androgen
pathway
FIG. ... SUR1.
Insulin
Ca
+
Ca
+
K
+
K
+
Glucose—G-6-P
FIG. 6 4-1 Insulin secretion from the beta-cell. (A) Resting
state. (B) Fed state.
Insulin
AT...
Pediatric Just The Facts - part 10 pps
... of
the other sex in fantasy play, or persistent fantasies
of being the other sex
4. Strong desire to play the stereotyped games or
activities of the other sex
5. Strong preference for other-sex ... Rheumatol
1995;34 :86 6 87 2.
187 HENOCH-SCHONLEIN
PURPURA (HSP)
Marisa S. Klein-Gitelman
EPIDEMIOLOGY
• Henoch-Schonlein purpura is the most common form
of systemic vasculitis in the...
Pediatric Just The Facts - part 1 potx
... understand rules but bend them to their
benefit.
BEHAVIOR
• As they learn about themselves and others, 4-year-
olds try to push the limits of their own abilities and
other people’s patience. Many ... Rae-Ellen W. Kavey 2 38
58 Hypertension Rae-Ellen W. Kavey 244
59 Hyperlipidemia Rae-Ellen W. Kavey 247
xix
In Just the Facts in Pediatrics, we have attempted to create a book that will...
Pediatric Just The Facts - part 2 pot
... throat, cough, and rash. There is
bleeding from the skin, the nose, the mouth, or the gas-
trointestinal tract. The case fatality rate is high, an esti-
mated 30–90%, depending on the viral strain.
DIAGNOSIS ... If the tube has been misplaced in
the esophagus, the six ventilations wash out the resid-
ual CO
2
remaining there so that the reading is valid. A
change in colo...
Pediatric Just The Facts - part 3 pptx
... either the RPR or MHA-TP is positive, the ade-
quacy of the mother’s therapy must be determined.
Adequate treatment is defined as follows:
a. Treatment with 2.4 million units once with ben-
zathine ... (resulting in a blue-
berry muffin appearance to the skin).
• The risk of development of congenital anomalies cor-
relates with the gestation at which the mother contracts
the d...
Pediatric Just The Facts - part 4 ppt
... increases. The
murmur radiates along the path of outflow, from the
base of the heart to the lungs.
•With mild-to-moderate valvular pulmonic stenosis,
there is usually a systolic ejection click at the ... exercise-induced anaphylaxis or
urticaria typically occurs only when the patient exer-
cises within 2–4 hours of ingestion of the food aller-
gen. In the absence of exercise...
Pediatric Just The Facts - part 6 ppt
... Citrullinemia
ElevatedLow
FIG. 8 5-1 Neonatal hyper-
ammonemia. THAN: tran-
sient hyperammonemia of
the newborn; PC: pyruvate
carboxylase; ASA: argini-
nosuccinic acid; CPS: car-
bamyl phosphate synthetase;
NAGS: N-acetyl ... iron-deficient, >70% of the iron found
in the body is functional iron (80 % of this is found in
the red blood cell [RBC] mass as Hgb, and the remain-
de...
Pediatric Just The Facts - part 7 potx
... present in the folds of the
joints (Pastia’s lines) or other parts of the extremities.
• Early in the illness, the dorsum of the tongue may
have a white coating, through which the papillae pro-
trude ... sensitive than
the Gram’s stain (88 % to 100%). These tests are espe-
cially helpful in partially-treated cases where the low
number of bacteria will cause both the Gram’s...
Pediatric Just The Facts - part 9 pdf
... the
long axis of the hindfoot and the long axis of the
thigh form the thigh-foot angle (Fig. 15 5-2 ). In-
toeing is most notable after child begins to walk.
514 SECTION 18 • DISEASES OF THE BONE AND ... treated.
Essentially, there are two models the pediatric prac-
tice can implement. The first is an office model in
which the pediatrician either provides treatment
dire...