Berman’s Pediatric Decision Making uses an algorithmic, structured approach to lead you to the right diagnosis and treatment every time. Drs. Lalit Baja, Simon Hambidge, Ann-Christine Nyquist, and Gwendolyn Kerby use evidence-based research and flow charts for each presenting complaint or specific disorder to provide quick access to the information you need for effective decision making. With updated drug tables and revised algorithms, this streamlined new edition makes it even easier for you to diagnose and manage common clinical problems from infancy through adolescence.
Choose the best treatment for each case thanks to indications for surgical interventions as well as expensive diagnostic procedures
1. Cover - p. 1 2. Title Page - p. 2 3. Copyright - p. 3 4. Preface - p. 4 5. Contributors - p. 5 6. Table of Contents - p. 10 7. Clinical Decision Making - p. 11 8. Chapter 1: Clinical decision making - p. 12 9. Presenting Complaints General - p. 13 10. Chapter 2: Anaphylaxis - p. 14 11. Chapter 3: Growth deficiency/failure to thrive - p. 16 12. Chapter 4: Crying: acute, excessive - p. 19 13. Chapter 5: Generalized lymphadenopathy - p. 20 14. Chapter 6: Obesity - p. 21 15. Chapter 7: Polyuria and polydipsia - p. 24 16. Chapter 8: Shock - p. 25 17. Chapter 9: Syncope - p. 28 18. Adolescent - p. 30 19. Chapter 10: Primary and secondary amenorrhea - p. 31 20. Chapter 11: Breast pain in adolescent girls - p. 34 21. Chapter 12: Breast lump in adolescent girls - p. 36 22. Chapter 13: Nipple discharge in adolescent girls - p. 38 23. Chapter 14: Menstrual problems and vaginal bleeding - p. 39 24. Chapter 15: Sexually transmitted infections in adolescents - p. 41 25. Behavior - p. 44 26. Chapter 16: Encopresis (soiling) - p. 45 27. Chapter 17: Enuresis (bed wetting): Nocturnal and Diurnal - p. 46 28. Cardiovascular - p. 47 29. Chapter 18: Bradyarrhythmias - p. 48 30. Chapter 19: Evaluation of a child with a heart murmur - p. 50 31. Chapter 20: Hypertension - p. 52 32. Chapter 21: Supraventricular tachycardia - p. 54 33. Dental - p. 55 34. Chapter 22: Facial swelling and odontogenic infections - p. 56 35. Chapter 23: Dental caries and the primary care provider - p. 60 36. Dermatology - p. 63 37. Chapter 24: Evaluation of skin lesions - p. 64 38. Chapter 25: Dermatitis - p. 65 39. Chapter 26: Reactive erythemas and erythematous maculopapular lesions - p. 66 40. Chapter 27: Nonblistering, nonerythematous skin lesions - p. 67 41. Chapter 28: Papulosquamous disorders - p. 68 42. Chapter 29: Vesiculobullous disorders - p. 69 43. Chapter 30: Nail disorders - p. 72 44. Ear/Nose/Throat - p. 73 45. Chapter 31: Acute otitis media - p. 74 46. Chapter 32: Otitis media with effusion - p. 77 47. Chapter 33: Mastoiditis - p. 79 48. Chapter 34: Epistaxis - p. 80 49. Chapter 35: Nasal congestion - p. 82 50. Chapter 36: Cervical lymphadenitis/adenopathy - p. 85 51. Chapter 37: Acute pharyngitis in children - p. 88 52. Endocrine - p. 90 53. Chapter 38: Ambiguous genitalia - p. 91 54. Chapter 39: Delayed puberty - p. 92 55. Chapter 40: Short stature - p. 93 56. Chapter 41: Precocious puberty in boys - p. 94 57. Chapter 42: Precocious puberty in girls - p. 95 58. Fever - p. 96 59. Chapter 43: Acute fever in infants younger than 3 months - p. 97 60. Chapter 44: Acute fever without a source in infants and children 3 to 36 months of age - p. 100 61. Chapter 45: Fever, rash, and red eyes - p. 103 62. Chapter 46: Frequent infections - p. 105 63. Chapter 47: Fever of unknown origin - p. 108 64. Gastrointestinal - p. 111 65. Chapter 48: Acute abdominal pain - p. 112 66. Chapter 49: Persistent or chronic abdominal pain - p. 114 67. Chapter 50: Bloody stools - p. 117 68. Chapter 51: Constipation - p. 119 69. Chapter 52: Acute diarrhea - p. 121 70. Chapter 53: Persistent diarrhea - p. 125 71. Chapter 54: Upper gastrointestinal bleeding - p. 128 72. Chapter 55: Elevated liver tests after 6 months of age - p. 131 73. Chapter 56: Vomiting during infancy - p. 132 74. Chapter 57: Vomiting after infancy - p. 133 75. Genitourinary - p. 134 76. Chapter 58: Vaginitis - p. 135 77. Chapter 59: Dysuria - p. 136 78. Chapter 60: Hematuria - p. 142 79. Chapter 61: Penile complaints - p. 145 80. Chapter 62: Scrotal swelling/pain - p. 146 81. Musculoskeletal - p. 147 82. Chapter 63: Chest pain - p. 148 83. Chapter 64: Foot pain - p. 151 84. Chapter 65: Gait abnormalities - p. 154 85. Chapter 66: Knee pain - p. 155 86. Chapter 67: Limp - p. 159 87. Neonatal - p. 160 88. Chapter 68: Neonatal hyperbilirubinemia - p. 161 89. Chapter 69: Neonatal seizures - p. 164 90. Chapter 70: Respiratory distress syndrome - p. 167 91. Chapter 71: Neonatal sepsis - p. 169 92. Neurologic Disorders - p. 171 93. Chapter 72: Evaluation of neurologic disorders - p. 172 94. Neurology - p. 176 95. Chapter 73: Abnormalities of head size and shape - p. 177 96. Chapter 74: Abnormal tone - p. 178 97. Chapter 75: Altered mental status/coma - p. 179 98. Chapter 76: Headache - p. 181 99. Chapter 77: Movement disorders: Ataxia, Chorea, Dystonia, Psychogenic Movements, Stereotypies, Infantile Self-Stimulation, and Tremor - p. 185 100. Chapter 78: Tics and tourette syndrome - p. 196 101. Chapter 79: Seizure disorders: febrile - p. 200 102. Chapter 80: Seizure disorders: nonfebrile - p. 201 103. Chapter 81: Status epilepticus - p. 205 104. Chapter 82: Acute weakness in childhood - p. 207 105. Ophthalmology - p. 210 106. Chapter 83: Evaluation of poor vision - p. 211 107. Chapter 84: Periorbital (preseptal) cellulitis - p. 212 108. Chapter 85: Conjunctivitis/red, painful eyes - p. 213 109. Chapter 86: Strabismus (eye misalignment) - p. 214 110. Chapter 87: Orbital cellulitis or abscess - p. 215 111. Pulmonary - p. 216 112. Chapter 88: Evaluation of cough and pulmonary disorders - p. 217 113. Chapter 89: Hypoxemia related to pulmonary disease/respiratory distress - p. 218 114. Chapter 90: Chronic cough - p. 219 115. Chapter 91: Stridor - p. 221 116. Chapter 92: Wheeze - p. 224 117. Trauma - p. 225 118. Chapter 93: Prehospital basic life support - p. 226 119. Chapter 94: Head injury - p. 228 120. Chapter 95: Neck injury - p. 230 121. Chapter 96: Chest trauma - p. 232 122. Chapter 97: Abdominal trauma - p. 233 123. Chapter 98: Genitourinary trauma - p. 235 124. Chapter 99: Upper extremity trauma - p. 237 125. Chapter 100: Lower extremity trauma - p. 239 126. Chapter 101: Ocular injury - p. 242 127. Chapter 102: Dental and oral trauma - p. 243 128. Chapter 103: Hand injuries - p. 244 129. Chapter 104: Lacerations - p. 245 130. Chapter 105: Bites - p. 247 131. Chapter 106: Thermal injury (frostbite/burns) - p. 249 132. Chapter 107: Child abuse: physical abuse - p. 252 133. Chapter 108: Child abuse: sexual abuse - p. 254 134. Toxicology - p. 257 135. Chapter 109: Evaluation of acute poisoning and overdose - p. 258 136. Chapter 110: Lead exposure and intoxication in children - p. 260 137. Specific Disorders Adolescent Medicine - p. 262 138. Chapter 111: Contraception (including emergency contraception) - p. 263 139. Chapter 112: Eating disorders - p. 266 140. Chapter 113: Substance abuse - p. 270 141. Behavioral/Developmental Disorders/Psychiatric Issues - p. 273 142. Chapter 114: Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder - p. 274 143. Chapter 115: Autism spectrum disorders - p. 279 144. Chapter 116: Adolescent with depression - p. 280 145. Chapter 117: Developmental delay in children younger than 6 years - p. 284 146. Chapter 118: School learning problems - p. 286 147. Chapter 119: Sleep disturbances - p. 287 148. Cardiovascular Disorders - p. 290 149. Chapter 120: Cyanotic heart disease - p. 291 150. Chapter 121: Rheumatic fever - p. 292 151. Children with Special Health Care Needs - p. 295 152. Chapter 122: Overview of primary care for the child with special health care needs - p. 296 153. Chapter 123: Preventive ambulatory care of the premature infant - p. 299 154. Chapter 124: Medical care of children in foster care - p. 301 155. Chapter 125: Cerebral palsy - p. 302 156. Chapter 126: Cleft lip and cleft palate - p. 303 157. Chapter 127: Transitioning young adults with special health care needs to adult medical care - p. 306 158. Dermatology - p. 307 159. Chapter 128: Acne - p. 308 160. Chapter 129: Vascular birthmarks - p. 309 161. Gastroenterologic Disorders - p. 310 162. Chapter 130: Inflammatory bowel diseases: Crohn Disease and Ulcerative Colitis - p. 311 163. Chapter 131: Gastroesophageal reflux - p. 315 164. Chapter 132: Infectious hepatitis - p. 317 165. Chapter 133: Acute pancreatitis - p. 320 166. Hematologic Disorders - p. 321 167. Chapter 134: Hemolytic anemia - p. 322 168. Chapter 135: Microcytic anemia - p. 323 169. Chapter 136: Normocytic and macrocytic anemia - p. 324 170. Chapter 137: Bleeding disorders - p. 325 171. Chapter 138: Venous thromboembolism - p. 328 172. Chapter 139: Fever or acute illness in a child with sickle cell disease - p. 329 173. Chapter 140: Thrombocytopenia - p. 330 174. Chapter 141: Neutropenia - p. 331 175. Infectious Diseases - p. 332 176. Chapter 142: Human immunodeficiency virus infection - p. 333 177. Chapter 143: Kawasaki disease - p. 338 178. Chapter 144: Lyme disease - p. 340 179. Chapter 145: Meningitis - p. 342 180. International Pediatrics - p. 346 181. Chapter 146: Common illness after international travel - p. 347 182. Chapter 147: Management of common illnesses in developing countries at first-level health facilities - p. 353 183. Chapter 148: Tuberculosis - p. 358 184. Metabolic and Genetic Disorders - p. 360 185. Chapter 149: Evaluation for a genetic disease - p. 361 186. Chapter 150: Birth defects and dysmorphic features - p. 364 187. Chapter 151: Down syndrome - p. 367 188. Chapter 152: Inborn errors of metabolism in the neonate - p. 368 189. Chapter 153: Inborn errors of metabolism in the acutely ill child - p. 370 190. Musculoskeletal Disorders - p. 373 191. Chapter 154: Evaluation of musculoskeletal disorders and overuse syndromes - p. 374 192. Chapter 155: Evaluation of the active athlete - p. 376 193. Chapter 156: Juvenile idiopathic arthritis - p. 382 194. Chapter 157: Osteomyelitis - p. 383 195. Chapter 158: Septic arthritis - p. 385 196. Neonatal Disorders - p. 388 197. Chapter 159: Necrotizing enterocolitis - p. 389 198. Chapter 160: Neonatal herpes simplex infections - p. 391 199. Chapter 161: Newborn delivery room resuscitation - p. 392 200. Pulmonary Disorders - p. 394 201. Chapter 162: Asthma - p. 395 202. Chapter 163: Bronchiolitis - p. 399 203. Chapter 164: Bronchopulmonary dysplasia in the premature infant - p. 400 204. Chapter 165: Pneumonia - p. 402 205. Chapter 166: Sleep disordered breathing in children - p. 405 206. Renal and Urologic Disorders - p. 406 207. Chapter 167: Clinical presentation and evaluation of acute versus chronic renal disease - p. 407 208. Chapter 168: Proteinuria - p. 408 209. Chapter 169: The undescended testis - p. 411 210. Index - p. 412 211. Acronyms and their definitions - p. 441 212. Instructions for online access - p. 443
Berman’s Pediatric Decision Making uses an algorithmic, structured approach to lead you to the right diagnosis and treatment every time. Drs. Lalit Baja, Simon Hambidge, Ann-Christine Nyquist, and Gwendolyn Kerby use evidence-based research and flow charts for each presenting complaint or specific disorder to provide quick access to the information you need for effective decision making. With updated drug tables and revised algorithms, this streamlined new edition makes it even easier for you to diagnose and manage common clinical problems from infancy through adolescence.
Choose the best treatment for each case thanks to indications for surgical interventions as well as expensive diagnostic procedures
1. Cover - p. 1 2. Title Page - p. 2 3. Copyright - p. 3 4. Preface - p. 4 5. Contributors - p. 5 6. Table of Contents - p. 10 7. Clinical Decision Making - p. 11 8. Chapter 1: Clinical decision making - p. 12 9. Presenting Complaints General - p. 13 10. Chapter 2: Anaphylaxis - p. 14 11. Chapter 3: Growth deficiency/failure to thrive - p. 16 12. Chapter 4: Crying: acute, excessive - p. 19 13. Chapter 5: Generalized lymphadenopathy - p. 20 14. Chapter 6: Obesity - p. 21 15. Chapter 7: Polyuria and polydipsia - p. 24 16. Chapter 8: Shock - p. 25 17. Chapter 9: Syncope - p. 28 18. Adolescent - p. 30 19. Chapter 10: Primary and secondary amenorrhea - p. 31 20. Chapter 11: Breast pain in adolescent girls - p. 34 21. Chapter 12: Breast lump in adolescent girls - p. 36 22. Chapter 13: Nipple discharge in adolescent girls - p. 38 23. Chapter 14: Menstrual problems and vaginal bleeding - p. 39 24. Chapter 15: Sexually transmitted infections in adolescents - p. 41 25. Behavior - p. 44 26. Chapter 16: Encopresis (soiling) - p. 45 27. Chapter 17: Enuresis (bed wetting): Nocturnal and Diurnal - p. 46 28. Cardiovascular - p. 47 29. Chapter 18: Bradyarrhythmias - p. 48 30. Chapter 19: Evaluation of a child with a heart murmur - p. 50 31. Chapter 20: Hypertension - p. 52 32. Chapter 21: Supraventricular tachycardia - p. 54 33. Dental - p. 55 34. Chapter 22: Facial swelling and odontogenic infections - p. 56 35. Chapter 23: Dental caries and the primary care provider - p. 60 36. Dermatology - p. 63 37. Chapter 24: Evaluation of skin lesions - p. 64 38. Chapter 25: Dermatitis - p. 65 39. Chapter 26: Reactive erythemas and erythematous maculopapular lesions - p. 66 40. Chapter 27: Nonblistering, nonerythematous skin lesions - p. 67 41. Chapter 28: Papulosquamous disorders - p. 68 42. Chapter 29: Vesiculobullous disorders - p. 69 43. Chapter 30: Nail disorders - p. 72 44. Ear/Nose/Throat - p. 73 45. Chapter 31: Acute otitis media - p. 74 46. Chapter 32: Otitis media with effusion - p. 77 47. Chapter 33: Mastoiditis - p. 79 48. Chapter 34: Epistaxis - p. 80 49. Chapter 35: Nasal congestion - p. 82 50. Chapter 36: Cervical lymphadenitis/adenopathy - p. 85 51. Chapter 37: Acute pharyngitis in children - p. 88 52. Endocrine - p. 90 53. Chapter 38: Ambiguous genitalia - p. 91 54. Chapter 39: Delayed puberty - p. 92 55. Chapter 40: Short stature - p. 93 56. Chapter 41: Precocious puberty in boys - p. 94 57. Chapter 42: Precocious puberty in girls - p. 95 58. Fever - p. 96 59. Chapter 43: Acute fever in infants younger than 3 months - p. 97 60. Chapter 44: Acute fever without a source in infants and children 3 to 36 months of age - p. 100 61. Chapter 45: Fever, rash, and red eyes - p. 103 62. Chapter 46: Frequent infections - p. 105 63. Chapter 47: Fever of unknown origin - p. 108 64. Gastrointestinal - p. 111 65. Chapter 48: Acute abdominal pain - p. 112 66. Chapter 49: Persistent or chronic abdominal pain - p. 114 67. Chapter 50: Bloody stools - p. 117 68. Chapter 51: Constipation - p. 119 69. Chapter 52: Acute diarrhea - p. 121 70. Chapter 53: Persistent diarrhea - p. 125 71. Chapter 54: Upper gastrointestinal bleeding - p. 128 72. Chapter 55: Elevated liver tests after 6 months of age - p. 131 73. Chapter 56: Vomiting during infancy - p. 132 74. Chapter 57: Vomiting after infancy - p. 133 75. Genitourinary - p. 134 76. Chapter 58: Vaginitis - p. 135 77. Chapter 59: Dysuria - p. 136 78. Chapter 60: Hematuria - p. 142 79. Chapter 61: Penile complaints - p. 145 80. Chapter 62: Scrotal swelling/pain - p. 146 81. Musculoskeletal - p. 147 82. Chapter 63: Chest pain - p. 148 83. Chapter 64: Foot pain - p. 151 84. Chapter 65: Gait abnormalities - p. 154 85. Chapter 66: Knee pain - p. 155 86. Chapter 67: Limp - p. 159 87. Neonatal - p. 160 88. Chapter 68: Neonatal hyperbilirubinemia - p. 161 89. Chapter 69: Neonatal seizures - p. 164 90. Chapter 70: Respiratory distress syndrome - p. 167 91. Chapter 71: Neonatal sepsis - p. 169 92. Neurologic Disorders - p. 171 93. Chapter 72: Evaluation of neurologic disorders - p. 172 94. Neurology - p. 176 95. Chapter 73: Abnormalities of head size and shape - p. 177 96. Chapter 74: Abnormal tone - p. 178 97. Chapter 75: Altered mental status/coma - p. 179 98. Chapter 76: Headache - p. 181 99. Chapter 77: Movement disorders: Ataxia, Chorea, Dystonia, Psychogenic Movements, Stereotypies, Infantile Self-Stimulation, and Tremor - p. 185 100. Chapter 78: Tics and tourette syndrome - p. 196 101. Chapter 79: Seizure disorders: febrile - p. 200 102. Chapter 80: Seizure disorders: nonfebrile - p. 201 103. Chapter 81: Status epilepticus - p. 205 104. Chapter 82: Acute weakness in childhood - p. 207 105. Ophthalmology - p. 210 106. Chapter 83: Evaluation of poor vision - p. 211 107. Chapter 84: Periorbital (preseptal) cellulitis - p. 212 108. Chapter 85: Conjunctivitis/red, painful eyes - p. 213 109. Chapter 86: Strabismus (eye misalignment) - p. 214 110. Chapter 87: Orbital cellulitis or abscess - p. 215 111. Pulmonary - p. 216 112. Chapter 88: Evaluation of cough and pulmonary disorders - p. 217 113. Chapter 89: Hypoxemia related to pulmonary disease/respiratory distress - p. 218 114. Chapter 90: Chronic cough - p. 219 115. Chapter 91: Stridor - p. 221 116. Chapter 92: Wheeze - p. 224 117. Trauma - p. 225 118. Chapter 93: Prehospital basic life support - p. 226 119. Chapter 94: Head injury - p. 228 120. Chapter 95: Neck injury - p. 230 121. Chapter 96: Chest trauma - p. 232 122. Chapter 97: Abdominal trauma - p. 233 123. Chapter 98: Genitourinary trauma - p. 235 124. Chapter 99: Upper extremity trauma - p. 237 125. Chapter 100: Lower extremity trauma - p. 239 126. Chapter 101: Ocular injury - p. 242 127. Chapter 102: Dental and oral trauma - p. 243 128. Chapter 103: Hand injuries - p. 244 129. Chapter 104: Lacerations - p. 245 130. Chapter 105: Bites - p. 247 131. Chapter 106: Thermal injury (frostbite/burns) - p. 249 132. Chapter 107: Child abuse: physical abuse - p. 252 133. Chapter 108: Child abuse: sexual abuse - p. 254 134. Toxicology - p. 257 135. Chapter 109: Evaluation of acute poisoning and overdose - p. 258 136. Chapter 110: Lead exposure and intoxication in children - p. 260 137. Specific Disorders Adolescent Medicine - p. 262 138. Chapter 111: Contraception (including emergency contraception) - p. 263 139. Chapter 112: Eating disorders - p. 266 140. Chapter 113: Substance abuse - p. 270 141. Behavioral/Developmental Disorders/Psychiatric Issues - p. 273 142. Chapter 114: Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder - p. 274 143. Chapter 115: Autism spectrum disorders - p. 279 144. Chapter 116: Adolescent with depression - p. 280 145. Chapter 117: Developmental delay in children younger than 6 years - p. 284 146. Chapter 118: School learning problems - p. 286 147. Chapter 119: Sleep disturbances - p. 287 148. Cardiovascular Disorders - p. 290 149. Chapter 120: Cyanotic heart disease - p. 291 150. Chapter 121: Rheumatic fever - p. 292 151. Children with Special Health Care Needs - p. 295 152. Chapter 122: Overview of primary care for the child with special health care needs - p. 296 153. Chapter 123: Preventive ambulatory care of the premature infant - p. 299 154. Chapter 124: Medical care of children in foster care - p. 301 155. Chapter 125: Cerebral palsy - p. 302 156. Chapter 126: Cleft lip and cleft palate - p. 303 157. Chapter 127: Transitioning young adults with special health care needs to adult medical care - p. 306 158. Dermatology - p. 307 159. Chapter 128: Acne - p. 308 160. Chapter 129: Vascular birthmarks - p. 309 161. Gastroenterologic Disorders - p. 310 162. Chapter 130: Inflammatory bowel diseases: Crohn Disease and Ulcerative Colitis - p. 311 163. Chapter 131: Gastroesophageal reflux - p. 315 164. Chapter 132: Infectious hepatitis - p. 317 165. Chapter 133: Acute pancreatitis - p. 320 166. Hematologic Disorders - p. 321 167. Chapter 134: Hemolytic anemia - p. 322 168. Chapter 135: Microcytic anemia - p. 323 169. Chapter 136: Normocytic and macrocytic anemia - p. 324 170. Chapter 137: Bleeding disorders - p. 325 171. Chapter 138: Venous thromboembolism - p. 328 172. Chapter 139: Fever or acute illness in a child with sickle cell disease - p. 329 173. Chapter 140: Thrombocytopenia - p. 330 174. Chapter 141: Neutropenia - p. 331 175. Infectious Diseases - p. 332 176. Chapter 142: Human immunodeficiency virus infection - p. 333 177. Chapter 143: Kawasaki disease - p. 338 178. Chapter 144: Lyme disease - p. 340 179. Chapter 145: Meningitis - p. 342 180. International Pediatrics - p. 346 181. Chapter 146: Common illness after international travel - p. 347 182. Chapter 147: Management of common illnesses in developing countries at first-level health facilities - p. 353 183. Chapter 148: Tuberculosis - p. 358 184. Metabolic and Genetic Disorders - p. 360 185. Chapter 149: Evaluation for a genetic disease - p. 361 186. Chapter 150: Birth defects and dysmorphic features - p. 364 187. Chapter 151: Down syndrome - p. 367 188. Chapter 152: Inborn errors of metabolism in the neonate - p. 368 189. Chapter 153: Inborn errors of metabolism in the acutely ill child - p. 370 190. Musculoskeletal Disorders - p. 373 191. Chapter 154: Evaluation of musculoskeletal disorders and overuse syndromes - p. 374 192. Chapter 155: Evaluation of the active athlete - p. 376 193. Chapter 156: Juvenile idiopathic arthritis - p. 382 194. Chapter 157: Osteomyelitis - p. 383 195. Chapter 158: Septic arthritis - p. 385 196. Neonatal Disorders - p. 388 197. Chapter 159: Necrotizing enterocolitis - p. 389 198. Chapter 160: Neonatal herpes simplex infections - p. 391 199. Chapter 161: Newborn delivery room resuscitation - p. 392 200. Pulmonary Disorders - p. 394 201. Chapter 162: Asthma - p. 395 202. Chapter 163: Bronchiolitis - p. 399 203. Chapter 164: Bronchopulmonary dysplasia in the premature infant - p. 400 204. Chapter 165: Pneumonia - p. 402 205. Chapter 166: Sleep disordered breathing in children - p. 405 206. Renal and Urologic Disorders - p. 406 207. Chapter 167: Clinical presentation and evaluation of acute versus chronic renal disease - p. 407 208. Chapter 168: Proteinuria - p. 408 209. Chapter 169: The undescended testis - p. 411 210. Index - p. 412 211. Acronyms and their definitions - p. 441 212. Instructions for online access - p. 443
