Pediatric Intern Handbook

Author: Wu Xiru, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2001-04-01
Features: This book is one of the supporting teaching materials for clinical medicine majors in higher medical colleges organized by the Textbook Office of the Ministry of Health. The entire book is divided into 17 chapters and an appendix. The main chapters include the Intern's Code of Conduct, pediatric medical record writing, and physical examinations; child health care; nutrition and nutritional diseases; basic and diseases of newborns; genetic diseases; immune deficiencies and immune diseases; infectious diseases; systemic diseases such as digestive, respiratory, circulatory, urinary, hematological, and oncological; neurological and endocrine diseases; critical and emergency cases; and differential diagnosis and management principles for common pediatric symptoms and signs; diagnostic and treatment techniques, etc. In the appendix, there are pediatric laboratory normal reference values, commonly used pediatric drugs, reference values for age, gender, weight, and height of children under 7, and a bilingual (Chinese-English) glossary of common medical terms. The primary readers of this book are medical undergraduates, interns, and pediatric residents in their early years.

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