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MEDICINE

Wolters Kluwer

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PEDIATRICS

TheWashington Manual of Pediatrics

Second Edition

Andrew J White MD

Assistant Professor and Program Director of Pediatrics

Washington University School of Medicine

St. LouisChildren's Hospital

St. Louis, Missouri

February 2016 / Softbound / 5 x 8 / 542 pp.

978-1-4963-2895-3

DESCRIPTION

Concise, portable, and user-friendly,

The

Washington Manual® of Pediatrics, 2nd Edition

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focuses on the essential information you need to

know when caring for children in the hospital, ICU,

emergency department, and subspecialty outpatient

clinics. This practical reference presents brief,

logical approaches to the diagnosis and treatment

of common inpatient pediatric problems, as well as

evidence-based references where they are available.

Thoroughly updated throughout, the 2nd Edition

provides a clear view of the challenges faced by

residents, interns, and medical students, plus offers

practical solutions, and expert guidance – all in one

convenient and easily accessible source.

FEATURES

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Thoroughly revised chapters with up-to-date,

clinically applicable content that is easy for

providers at all levels.

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New chapters on Development Milestones, Child

Maltreatment, and Patient Safety and Quality

Improvement

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Coverage includes growth and nutrition,

emergencies, poisonings, newborn medicine,

critical care, surgery, adolescent medicine, child

maltreatment, allergy and immunology, radiology,

sedation, genetic diseases, and much more.

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Numerous tables, algorithms, and evidence-based

references keep you up to date.

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Written by interns, residents, chief residents,

subspecialty fellows, and faculty at St. Louis

Children’s Hospital and Washington University in

St. Louis.

Now with the print edition, enjoy the bundled

interactive eBook edition, offering tablet,

smartphone, or online access.

1. Common Topics

2. Growth and Nutrition

3. Fluid and Electrolyte Management

4. Emergencies

5. Poisonings

6. Basic Orthopedics

7. Neonatology

8. Critical Care

9. Surgery

10. Adolescent Medicine

11. Development and Behavioral Pediatrics

12. Child Maltreatment

13. Allergic Diseases and Asthma

14. Cardiology

15. Dermatologic Diseases

…abridged to fit

TABLE OF CONTENTS

NEW

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which international legal protection applies. The

mark is used in this publication by Wolters Kluwer

under license fromWashington University.