Pediatric Semiology

Pediatric Semiology — Expert Guide

How it begins

Anamnesis, crecimiento y desarrollo, signos vitales por edad, semiología por aparatos y correlaciones clínicas en el paciente pediátrico.

What it covers

1. Bases of Pediatric Semiology
2. · The Pediatric History
3. · The Pediatric Evaluation Triangle (PET)
4. · Pediatric Age Groups: Definitions and Clinical Relevance
5. Vital Signs by Age Groups
6. · Heart Rate, Respiratory Rate, Blood Pressure and Temperature
7. · Modified Pediatric Glasgow Scale
8. Growth Evaluation
9. · Weight, Height, Head Circumference and BMI
10. · Child Malnutrition and Short Stature
11. Psychomotor Development
12. · Developmental Milestones by Domain and Age
13. · Development Warning Signs
14. Semiology of the Newborn
15. · Apgar test
16. · Gestational Age and Classification of the NB
17. · Complete Physical Examination of the Newborn
18. · Primitive Reflexes of the Newborn
19. · Neonatal Jaundice: Kramer Zones
20. Pediatric Respiratory Semiology
21. · Clinical Signs of Respiratory Difficulty
22. · Respiratory Severity Scores
23. Pediatric Cardiovascular Semiology
24. · Heart Murmurs in Pediatrics
25. · Congenital heart disease
26. · Pediatric Congestive Heart Failure — Ross Classification
27. Pediatric Gastrointestinal Semiology
28. · Dehydration in Pediatrics
29. · Pediatric Acute Abdomen by Age
30. Pediatric Neurological Semiology
31. · Fontanelles, Sutures and Signs of Intracranial Hypertension
32. · Meningismus and Febrile Seizures
33. Fever in Pediatrics
34. · The Febrile Infant: Management Algorithms
35. · Fever of Unknown Origin and Fever with Petechiae