Illustrated Textbook of Paediatrics, 4th EditionTom Lissauer, and Graham Clayden, 2012
And the topics of the textbook included in the curriculum are:
2. History and examination (page 13 to 29)
- Taking a history 13
- An approach to examining children 16
- Examination 17
- Communicating with children 27
- Summary and management plan 29
3. Normal child development, hearing and vision (page 31 to 40)
- Influence of heredity and environment 31
- Fields of development 31
- Developmental milestones 32
- Is development normal? 33
- Pattern of child development 34
- Cognitive development 34
4. Developmental problems and the child with special needs (page49 to 56)
- Abnormal development - key concepts 50
- Developmental delay 52
- Abnormal motor development (including cerebral palsy) 52
5. Care of the sick child
- Evidence-based pediatrics (page 77 to 80)
6. Pediatric emergencies (page 81 to 92)
- The seriously ill child 81
- Cardiopulmonary resuscitation 81
- The seriously injured child 82
- Shock 86
- Septicemia 88
- Coma 88
- Status epilepticus 89
- Anaphylaxis 89
8. Genetics (page 115 to 125, page 126 to 127, and page 129 to 132)
- Chromosomal abnormalities 115
- Mendelian inheritance 120
- Unusual genetic mechanisms (Fragile X syndrome) 123
- Polygenic or multifactorial inheritance 126
- Gene-based therapies 129
- Genetic services 130
- Presymptomatic testing 132
9. Perinatal medicine (page 138 to 139 and 141 to 153)
- Maternal conditions affecting the fetus 138
- Adaptation to extrauterine life 141
- Neonatal resuscitation 143
- Size at birth 147
- Routine examination of the newborn infant 148
10. Neonatal medicine (page 155 to 179 exclude neonatal stroke andcraniofacial disorders in page 176)
- Hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy 156
- Birth injuries 157
- Stabilizing the preterm or sick infant 159
- The preterm infant 159
- Jaundice 168
- Respiratory distress in term infants 172
- Infection 173
- Hypoglycemia 175
- Neonatal seizures 175
- Gastrointestinal disorders 177
11. Growth and puberty (page 181 to 196)
- Measurement 181
- Puberty 183
- Short stature 186
- Tall stature 190
- Abnormal head growth 191
- Premature sexual development 193
- Delayed puberty 195
12. Nutrition (page 201 to 215)
- The nutritional vulnerability of infants and children 201
- Infant feeding 203
- Failure to thrive 206
- Malnutrition 209
- Marasmus and kwashiorkor 211
- Vitamin D deficiency/Rickets 213
- Vitamin A deficiency 215
13. Gastroenterology (page 219 to 233)
- Vomiting 219
- Crying 222
- Acute abdominal pain 223
- Recurrent abdominal pain 227
- Gastroenteritis 229
14. Infection (page 241 to 247, page 250 to 257, page 260 to 262, andpage 265 to 270)
- The febrile child 241
- Serious life-threatening infections 243(Meningitis – Encephalitis)
- Common viral infections 250 (The human herpesviruses, Human herpesvirus 6, Parvovirus B19,Enteroviruses)
- Uncommon viral infections 256(Measles, Mumps, Rubella)
- Tuberculosis 260
- Immunization 265
- Immune deficiency 268
15. Allergy (page 273 to 276)
- Food allergy and food intolerance 273
- Allergic rhinitis and conjunctivitis (rhinoconjunctivitis) 275
- Urticaria and angioedema 275
- Insect sting hypersensitivity 276
16. Respiratory disorders (page 277 to 294)
- Respiratory infections 277
- Asthma 285
- Recurrent or persistent cough 293
- Chronic lung infection 294
17. Cardiac disorders (page 301 to 323 excluding interruption of theaortic arch, hypolastic left hear syndromes and cardiacarrhythmias)
- Epidemiology 301
- Etiology 302
- Circulatory changes at birth 302
- Presentation 303
- Heart failure 303
- Diagnosis 306
- Nomenclature 306
- Left-to-right shunts 306
- Right-to-left shunts 310
- Common mixing (blue and breathless) 314
- Outflow obstruction in the well child 315
- Outflow obstruction in the sick infant 318
- Rheumatic fever 321
- Infective endocarditis 322
18. Kidney and urinary tract (page 330 to 341 and page 342 to 345)
- Urinary tract infection 330
- Enuresis 335
- Proteinuria 336
- Hematuria 338
- Hypertension 340
- Acute kidney injury 342
- Chronic kidney disease 344
20. Liver disorders (page 355 to 364)
- Neonatal liver disease 355
- Viral hepatitis 358
- Acute liver failure (fulminant hepatitis) 360
- Chronic liver disease 361
- Cirrhosis and portal hypertension 362
- Management of children with liver disease 363
- Liver transplantation 364
21. Malignant disease
- Leukemia (page 369 to 371)
22. Hematological disorders (page 381 to 402)
- Anemia 382
- Bone marrow failure syndromes 394
- Bleeding disorders 394
25. Endocrine and metabolic disorders (page 433 to 443)
- Diabetes mellitus 433
- Hypoglycemia 441
- Hypothyroidism 442
26. Musculoskeletal disorders
- Arthritis (page 460 to 466) including systemic lupus erythematosus
27. Neurological disorders (page 472 to 478, page 479 to 484, andpage 487 to 488)
- Seizures 472
- Epilepsies of childhood 474
- Peripheral motor disorders: the neuromuscular disorders 479
- Hydrocephalus 486
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