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Pediatric Respiratory Emergencies

Pediatric Respiratory Emergencies. THE LOWER AIRWAYS. Case 1. 2M male 3 day history of URTI associated with fever (38.5) Onset of difficulty feeding, increased WOB today Vitals - HR 160 RR 65 SpO2 90% on R/A T 37.9 TT, indrawing, nasal flaring, diffuse crackles and wheezes.

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The Role of Midwives and TBAs in MCH Care in the Developing World

The Role of Midwives and TBAs in MCH Care in the Developing World. Katherine Camacho Carr, PhD, ARNP, CNM. Women & Girls in the Developing World. Women & Girls are at risk of dying because there is: Female infanticide Girl neglect Genital cutting Early sex, marriage

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Restrictive lung diseases

RESPIRATORY BLOCK Pathology L2. Restrictive lung diseases. Dr. Maha Arafah. OBJECTIVES. At the end of this lecture, the student should be able to:

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Nonaccidental Trauma (NAT) and Suspected NAT in the PUCC

Nonaccidental Trauma (NAT) and Suspected NAT in the PUCC. Chanda McDaniel, MD 9/29/03. 1 st Case.

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High Dose Methylxanthine: Are we Using the Correct Dose?

High Dose Methylxanthine: Are we Using the Correct Dose?. Wally Carlo, M.D. University of Alabama at Birmingham Department of Pediatrics Division of Neonatology wcarlo@peds.uab.edu. Objectives. Learn which neonates may benefit from methylxanthines therapy

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HUMAN BIRTH WEIGHT Variation in birth weight Sources of variation in birth weight Implications of variation in birth wie

HUMAN BIRTH WEIGHT Variation in birth weight Sources of variation in birth weight Implications of variation in birth wieght. Males: 3625 gms 7lbs 10oz Females: 3472 gms 7lbs 6oz . Categorizing birth weight Before 1960s 1. Low Birth Weight or LBW less than 2500gms

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Congenital Infections

Congenital Infections . TORCH. T oxoplasmosis O ther (syphilis) R ubella C ytomegalovirus (CMV) H erpes simplex virus (HSV) . Varicella zoster (the chickenpox virus). Entroviruses Hepatitis B. Parvovirus. HIV (human immune deficiency virus). Chlamydia trachomatis .

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Morning Report

Morning Report. July 29, 2010. RSV. Most common pathogen causing lower airway disease in infants and toddlers 90,000 hospitalizations/year $700 million/year for children <1y. RSV. Human to Human December to March No long-term immunity Universal infection by 2y 40% lower airway disease.

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MCHB Policy Center

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ASTHO Healthy Babies Challenge

ASTHO Healthy Babies Challenge. Maria A.L. Jocson, MD, MPH, FAAP Policy Development Branch Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health Division Center for Family Health California Department of Public Health CPSP Annual Meeting November 8, 2012. Background. May 2012:

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S pectral D omain O ptical C oherence T omography ( SD-OCT )

S pectral D omain O ptical C oherence T omography ( SD-OCT ). Analicia Behnke November 27, 2012. SD-OCT. SD OCT screens for retinopathy of prematurity in babies eyes

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CAST 301 Risk Factors and Protective Factors

CAST 301 Risk Factors and Protective Factors. Davies, D. (2004). Child Development Chapter 3 appendix, risk factors. Child Risk Factors. Prematurity, birth anomalies Exposure to toxins in utero Chronic or serious illness Temperament : difficult or slow to warm up

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TEEN PREGNANCY

TEEN PREGNANCY. Teen pregnancy health hazards: Complications include- Miscarriage Still birth Prematurity Birth defects Neurological disabilities. Sources of Help: Father-to-be Parents Clergy School Personal Family Planning Counselors. Parenting by Adolescents Teen mothers are:

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LaVerne Council Works to Eliminate Prematurity

LaVerne Council Works to Eliminate Prematurity.

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HCIA Program Aims: Prematurity

HCIA Program Aims: Prematurity.

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