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Contributors Preface Acknowledgments SECTION 1: FUNDAMENTALS OF PEDIATRICS Section Editor: Thomas G. DeWitt 1. Role of the Pediatrician, Thomas G. DeWitt and Neal Halfon 2. Decision-Making: Use of Evidence-Based Medicine, Suresh Nagappan and Kenneth B. Roberts 3. Communication, Elizabeth A. Rider 4. Interviewing Techniques, Christopher F. Bolling 5. Systems of Practice and Office Management, Peter Margolis 6. Core Competencies, Theodore C. Sectish 7. Patient and Family-Centered Care, Jeffrey M. Simmons, Stephen E. Muething, and Kathleen L. Dressman 8. Disaster Preparedness, Janet M. Berreman and Linda Rudolph 9. Law, Ethics, and Clinical Judgment, Angela Roddey Holder SECTION 2: HEALTH PROMOTION AND DISEASE PREVENTION Section Editor: Eve R. Colson Part 1: Health Maintenance Issues 10. Well-Child Care, Judith S. Shaw and Judith S. Palfrey 11. Child Development, Ilgi Ozturk Ertem and Carol Cohen Weitzman 12. Screening, Ada M. Fenick 13. Oral Heatlh Supervision, Ada M. Fenick and Linda P. Nelson 14. Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM), Anju Sawni 15. Culture and Pediatric Practice, Sakena Abedin 16. Gay and Lesbian Parents, Cindy M. Schorzman and Melanie A. Gold 17. Environmental Pediatrics, Ruth A. Etzel 18. Travel Medicine, Joseph A. Zenel and Chandy C. John Part 2: Managing Family Transition 19. Family Function and Birth of a Child, William I. Cohen 20. Foster Care and Adoption, Brad D. Berman and Carol Cohen Weitzman 21. Family Discord and Divorce, Michael Jellinek 22. Supporting the Grieving Child and Family, David J. Schonfeld SECTION 3: NUTRITION Section Editor: Praveen S. Goday 23. Normal Nutritional Requirements, Praveen S. Goday 24. Breast-Feeding, Jane Morton and Ruth A. Lawrence 25. Infant Formula and Complementary Foods, Margaret Kirby 26. Postdischarge Nutritional Management of the Premature Infant, Utpala G. Das 27. Nutritional Issues: Toddler to Adolescent, Margaret Kirby and Praveen S. Goday 28. Assessment of Nutritional Adequacy, Praveen S. Goday 29. Malnutrition and Refeeding, Praveen S. Goday 30. Poor Weight Gain, Karen A. Francolla and Praveen S. Goday 31. Approach to the Infant and Child with Feeding Difficulty, Richard J. Noel 32. The Overweight or Obese Child, Michelle Smith-Beckley and Brian M. Fidlin 33. Specialized Nutrition Support, Praveen S. Goday 34. Nutritional Access Devices, Lillian Sablan and Karen Sherry SECTION 4: ABUSE, NEGLECT, VIOLENCE Section Editor: John M. Leventhal 35. Child Maltreatment: Neglect to Abuse, John M. Leventhal and Andrea G. Asnes 36. Family and Community Violence, Renee Boynton-Jarrett and Robert Sege 37. Child Abuse Prevention: What Pediatricians Can Do, Wendy Gwirtzman and Howard Dubowitz SECTION 5: NEWBORN Section Editors: Alan H. Jobe and James M. Greenberg Part 1: Care of the Newborn 38. Historical Perspectives, James G. Greenberg 39. Care of the Fetus, Alan H. Jobe 40. Fetal Disorders, Timothy M. Crombleholme and Foong-Yen Lim 41. Neonatal Mortality and Morbidity, Avroy A. Fanaroff 42. Delivery Room Resuscitation, Myra H. Wyckoff 43. Transitional Changes in the Newborn, David P. Carlton 44. Examination of the Newborn Infant, Joseph A. Zeneel 45. Postnatal Care and Observation, Anthony E. Burgos Part 2: Infants at Risk 46. Multiple Births, James M. Greenberg 47. The Small-for-Gestational Age Infant, William W. Hay, Jr. 48. Infant of a Diabetic Mother, Heather Morein French and Rebecca A. Simmons Part 3: Specific Neonatal Conditions 49. Approach to the Cyanotic Infant, Robin H. Steinhorn 50. Abnormalities of the Lungs, M. Grisel Galarza and Ilene R.S. Sosenko 51. Metabolic Abnormalities, William W. Hay, Jr. 52. Brain Abnormalities and Injuries, Seetha Shankaran and C. Michael Cotton 53. Hematologic Abnormalities and Jaundice, Henry C. Lee and Ashima Madan Part 4: Disorders Specifically Related to Preterm Birth 54. Respiratory Distress Syndrome, Thomas N. Hansen and Samuel Hawgood 55. Patent Ductus Arteriosus and Ductus Venosus, Ronald I. Clyman 56. Hemodynamics, Nick Evans 57. Necrotizing Enterocolitis, Barbara Warner 58. Intraventricular Hemorrhage, Henrietta S. Bada 59. Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia, Alan H. Jobe 60. Emergencies, James M. Greenberg 61. Special Intensive Care, Thomas A. Parker 62. Outcomes of Preterm and Term Infants, Marilee C. Allen SECTION 6: PRINCIPLES OF ADOLESCENT CARE Section Editors: Charles E. Irwin, Jr., Mary-Ann Shafer, and Anna-Barbara Moscicki Part 1: Growth and Development 63. Somatic Growth and Development, Charles E. Irwin, Jr. 64. Reproductive Growth and Development in the Female Adolescent, Melissa Slivka, Anna-Barbara Moscicki, and Mary-Ann Shafer 65. Reproductive Growth and Development in the Male Adolescent, David J. Breland and Mark L. Rubinstein 66. Psychological Development, Elizabeth M. Ozer and Charles E. Irwin, Jr. 67. The Adolescent Visit, Charles E. Irwin, Jr. Part 2: Health Problems of Adolescents 68. Mortality, Elizabeth M. Ozer 69. Morbidity, Charles E. Irwin, Jr. 70. Sexual Behavior, Erica B. Monasterio 71. Substance Use and Abuse, Stephanie N. Crewe and Arik V. Marcell Part 3: Mental Health Disorders in the Adolescent 72. Depression, Anxiety, and Other Disorders, Kim Peter Norman 73. Disorders of Eating, Kim Peter Norman, Sara M. Buckelew, and Andrea K. Garber Part 4: Reproductive Health Problems 74. Breast Masses, Jennifer C. Edman and Mary-Ann Shafer 75. Scrotal Masses, David J. Breland and Mark L. Rubinstein 76. Menstrual Problems, Jennifer C. Edman and Mary-Ann Shafer 77. Intrauterine and Ectopic Pregnancy, Erica B. Monasterio and Mary-Ann Shafer 78. Contraception, Erica B. Monasterio and Mary-Ann Shafer SECTION 7: DEVELOPMENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL PEDIATRICS Section Editor: Martin T. Stein Part 1: General Concepts 79. Introduction to Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics, Martin T. Stein 80. Fundamental Concepts of Child Development, W. Thomas Boyce and Jack P. Shonkoff 81. Brain Development and Behavior, Charles A. Nelson III 82. Standardized Developmental Screening and Assessment Instruments, Martin T. Stein Part 2: Developmental Variation to Disorder 83. Crying in Infants, Ronald G. Barr and Takeo Fujiwara 84. Hyperactivity and Inattention, Martin T. Stein and Michael I. Reiff 85. Learning Problems, Michael I. Reiff and Martin T. Stein 86. Language Delay, James S. Andrews and Heidi M. Feldman 87. Difficult Behavior, Martin T. Stein 88. Anxiety, Denise A. Chavira 89. Repetitive Behaviors, Adrian D. Sandler 90. Gender Identity and Sexual Behavior, Kenneth J. Zucker 91. Developmental Delay, Nathan J. Blum Part 3: Major Psychopathologic Disorders 92. Autistic Spectrum Disorders, Michael I. Reiff 93. Affective Disorders and Suicide, Laura Prager, Steven C. Schlozman,and Michael Jellinek 94. Pediatric Condition Falsification, Herbert Schreier 95. Childhood Schizophrenia, Fred R. Volkmar Part 4: Psychosocial Context of Development and Behavior 96. Families in the 21st Century:An Introduction to Families, Laurie J. Baumann and Ruth E. K. Stein 97. Nonparental Childcare, Nerissa S. Bauer 98. Vulnerable Child Syndrome, Yi Hui Liu 99. Adaptation to Illness, David J. Schonfeld 100. Poverty, Homelessness, andSocial Disorganization, Barry S. Zuckerman and Megan Sandel 101. Resiliency in Children and Adolescents, Saul Levine SECTION 8: THE ACUTELY ILL INFANT AND CHILD Section Editors: Julio Perez Fontan and George Lister Part 1: Assessment of the Acutely Ill Infant and Child 102. Respiratory Distress and Failure, Julio Perez Fontan 103. Decreased Perfusion and Circulatory Shock, George E. Lister 104. Acute Neurological Dysfunction, Susan T. Arnold 105. The Febrile Child, M. Douglas Baker and Jeffrey R. Avner Part 2: Stabilization and Management of the Acutely Ill Infant and Child 106. Monitoring of Vital Function, George E. Lister 107. Vascular Access, Andreas A. Theodorou and Robert A. Berg 108. Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, Mary Fran Hazinski 109. Life Support Systems, Julio Perez Fontan 110. Stabilization and Transport, Deborah Lerner, George Lister, and Julio Perez Fontan 111. Management of Cerebral Edema andElevated Intracranial Pressure, Steven G. Kernie 112. Perioperative Care, Desmond B. Henry 113. Pain Management and Sedation, Alan Farrow-Gillespie 114. Acute Metabolic Dysfunction, Ralph J. DeBerardinis Part 3: Injuries and Untoward Events 115. Acute Inflammation, Clifford W. Bogue 116. Trauma, Burns, and Bites, Robert P. Foglia 117. Submersion Injury, Pamela J. Okada and M. Douglas Baker 118. Foreign-Body Aspirati on, Margaret A. Kenna 119. Apparent Life-Threatening Events and SIDS, Michael J. Corwin 120. Toxic Ingestions and Exposures, Sing-Yi Feng, Collin S. Goto, and M. Douglas Baker 121. Heat Stress, Michael Apkon 122. Poisonous Bites and Stings, Dee Hodge III and Carl R. Baum SECTION 9: THE CHRONICALLY ILL INFANT AND CHILD Section Editors: Julio Perez Fontan and George E. Lister Part 1: The Changing Outlook of Chronic Illness in Childhood 123. Psychological and Behavioral Responses in Children and Their Fam
