Pediatric Primary Care Case Studies (155 page)

language/social delays (toddlers),
27
–42

school failure/refusal problems,
43
–58

diagnostic reasoning for,
1
–8

for diseases,
232
–518

acne (adolescents),
467
–480

anemia (toddlers),
291
–320

birth control (adolescents),
427
–440

cough,
377
–386

fever,
233
–250

headache,
321
–335

high blood sugar/overweight,
267
–290

itchy rash,
455
–466

limp,
481
–492

oral trauma,
405
–416

recurrent ear infections (toddlers),
347
–358

red eye (preschoolers),
335
–346

short stature,
507
–518

syncope,
359
–376

urinary urgency/incontinence (preschoolers),
417
–426

vaginal discharge (adolescents),
441
–454

vomiting/diarrhea,
387
–404

well-child care (late-preterm infants),
493
–506

wheezing,
251
–266

for functional/mental health problems,
73
–230

abuse situations,
193
–206

ADHD,
175
–192

breastfeeding/slow weight gain,
103
–114

constipation (school-age children),
115
–132

depression (adolescents),
207
–220

LGBT issues (adolescents),
221
–231

overweight (preschoolers),
85
–102

PPEs (adolescents),
133
–163

sleep patterns (infants),
163
–175

well-child care (infants),
75
–84

problem domains,
2
–3

progesterone/estrogen,
430
–431,
431
t

Propionibacterium acnes
,
472

Protopic.
See
tacrolimus (Protopic)

Prozac.
See
fluoxetine (Prozac)

pseudomembranous colitis,
395
–396

psoralen plus ultraviolet A light therapy.
See
PUVA (psoralen plus ultraviolet A light) therapy

psoriasis,
459

psychoeducation,
213
–214

PUVA (psoralen plus ultraviolet A light) therapy,
462

R

radioallergosorbent/skin prick testing.
See
RAST/SPT (radioallergosorbent/skin prick testing)

rash, itchy,
455
–466

AD,
455
–464

antibiotics for,
462
–463

antivirals for,
463

Atopiclair for,
463

diagnosis of,
456
,
459

differential diagnosis for,
459

epidemiology/etiology of,
456

follow-up visits for,
463
–464

history-taking,
459

management of,
459
–464

medications for,
460
–463,
461
t

MimyX for,
463

parental/patient education for,
463
–464

pathophysiology of,
457

physical examination,
456

presentation of,
457
–458

PUVA therapy for,
462

RAST/SPT,
458

systemic steroids for,
462

TCIs for,
462

topical corticosteroids for,
460
–462,
461
t

triggers of,
458
–459

case presentation for,
455
,
459
,
463
–464

fundamental contexts of,
455
–456

objectives for,
455

resources for,
465
–466

RAST/SPT (radioallergosorbent/skin prick testing),
458

reasoning, diagnostic,
1
–8

best evidence
vs
. best practice and,
1
,
5

care models and,
5

caregiving teams and,
5
–6

complicating contexts of,
3
–5

comorbidities,
4
–5

cultural,
5

developmental,
3

family-centered care,
4

evidence-based care and,
1
–2

fundamental contexts of,
1
–2,
6

problem domains and,
2
–3

processes for,
5

resources for,
7

recurrent ear infections (toddlers),
347
–358

case presentation for,
347
–348,
351
,
354
–355

diagnosis of,
350
–356

AOM,
347
–356

diagnostic testing,
352

history-taking,
348
–351

OME,
347
–356

physical examination,
351

epidemiology/etiology of,
348
–350

pathophysiology,
350
–351

risk factors,
349
–350

fundamental contexts of,
347
–348,
357

management of,
352
–356

AAP recommendations,
353
–356

education plans,
354

follow-up visits,
354
–355

medications,
352
–356,
353
t,
355
t

SNAP,
353