PRINCIPLES OF PEDIATRIC & NEONATAL EMERGENCIES /3RD EDN.

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Table of Contents Approach to Child in Emergency DepartmentEthical and Legal Issues in Emergency CareOrganization of Pediatric Emergency ServicesEmergency Airway Management and Cardiopulmonary ResuscitationOxygen TherapyShock Respiratory FailureAnaphylaxisAcute AsthmaStridorLower Respiratory Tract InfectionHeart FailureCardiac ArrhythmiasHypertensive EmergenciesAcute Renal FailureFluid and Electrolyte DisturbancesAcid-Base DisturbanceHematuriaAcute SeizureApproach to a Comatose PatientIntracranial HypertensionAcute Flaccid Paralysis Acute Bacterial MeningitisEncephalitisAcute Diarrhea and DehydrationAcute Liver FailureUpper Gastrointestinal BleedingHematologic EmergenciesOncologic EmergenciesBlood Component TherapyDiabetic Ketoacidosis Other Endocrine EmergenciesCalcium Metabolic EmergenciesManagement of Severely Malnourished Children NarayanMalariaDengue Hemorrhagic Fever and Dengue Shock SyndromeFever without a FocusDermatologic EmergenciesGynecologic EmergenciesPsychiatric EmergenciesEmergencies in Pediatric RheumatologyBurnsDrowningHeat IllnessesElectric ShockSnake BiteScorpion EnvenomationGeneral Management of a Poisoned ChildManagement of Specific Toxicological EmergenciesNeonatal Emergencies in Delivery RoomApproach to a Sick NewbornRespiratory Failure in NewbornShock in the NewbornNeonatal ConvulsionsNeonatal HypoglycemiaNeonatal JaundiceManagement of the Bleeding NeonateNeonatal Cardiac EmergenciesAcute Kidney Injury in NewbornDisturbances in Temperature in Newborn Neonatal Surgical EmergenciesNeonatal TransportAcute AbdomenUrological EmergenciesPediatric Trauma Orthopedic EmergenciesOcular EmergenciesEar, Nose and Throat EmergenciesOral and Dental EmergenciesProcedures in Emergency RoomAnnexure 1: Dosages of Some Common DrugsAnnexure 2: Reference Laboratory ValuesIndex