On Call Pediatrics: On Call Series Book

1	The diagnosis and management of on-call problems	3
2	Communicating with colleagues and families	7
3	Common mistakes	11
4	Remembering your ABCs	13
5	Teaching (and learning) while on call	16
6	Abdominal pain	23
7	Altered mental status	34
8	Analgesics and antipyretics	47
9	Bleeding	52
10	Chest pain	62
11	Constipation	72
12	Crying and the irritable infant	79
13	Cyanosis	86
14	Delivery room problems	102
15	Diarrhea and dehydration	112
16	Extremity pain	123
17	Eye problems and visual abnormalities	136
18	Fever	142
19	Gastrointestinal bleeding	150
20	Genitourinary problems	157
21	Headache	169
22	Heart rate and rhythm abnormalities	182
23	Hematuria	197
24	Hypertension	202
25	Hypotension and shock	210
26	Lines, tubes, and drains	222
27	Rashes	253
28	Respiratory distress	261
29	Seizures	276
30	Urine output abnormalities	291
31	Vomiting	300
32	Acidosis and alkalosis	309
33	Anemia, thrombocytopenia, and coagulation abnormalities	317
34	Electrolyte abnormalities	328
35	Glucose disorders	341
36	Hyperbilirubinemia	349
App. A	Pediatric procedures	361
App. B	Resuscitation calculations	371
App. C	Posteroanterior and lateral chest X-ray projections	372
App. D	Oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve of normal blood	373
App. E	Calculation of creatinine clearance	374
App. F	Calculation of alveolar-arterial oxygen gradient	375
App. G	Blood tubes	376
App. H	Assessment of neonatal maturity (Ballard score)	377
App. I	Body surface nomogram	379
App. J	Vital signs at various ages	381
App. K	Blood pressure in children	382
App. L	Normal values and SI units	391