Elizabeth V. August, MDFamily Practice PhysicianRiverside Medical GroupHoboken, New Jersey Conrad Fischer, MDAssociate Professor of MedicinePhysiology and PharmacologyTouro College of MedicineNew York, New York

• How to Use This BookChapter 1. Newborn ManagementCase 1: Healthy NewbornCase 2: Neonatal JaundiceCase 3: Neonatal HypoglycemiaCase 4: Respiratory Distress in the NewbornCase 5: Hyaline Membrane DiseaseCase 6: Necrotizing EnterocolitisCase 7: Congenital MalformationCase 8: Birth InjuriesCase 9: SepsisChapter 2. GeneticsCase 1: Abnormal Number of ChromosomesChapter 3. Growth and DevelopmentCase 1: MilestonesCase 2: ImmunizationsCase 3: EnuresisCase 4: EncopresisCase 5: AutismChapter 4. Respiratory DiseasesCase 1: BronchiolitisCase 2: Acute Asthma ExacerbationCase 3: AsthmaCase 4: PneumoniaCase 5: Foreign Body AspirationCase 6: Cystic FibrosisChapter 5. Ear, Nose, and ThroatCase 1: Otitis MediaCase 2: Otitis ExternaCase 3: Malignant Otitis ExternaCase 4: Strep ThroatCase 5: Peritonsilar AbscessCase 6: RetinoblastomaChapter 6. EndocrinologyCase 1: HypothyroidCase 2: DiabetesChapter 7. PoisoningCase 1: AcetaminophenChapter 8. OrthopedicsCase 1: A Loud ClunkCase 2: Can't Run or Climb a Tree but Can See and PeeCase 3: My Leg HurtsCase 4: My Knee HurstCase 5: Another Broken Bone?Case 6: Sunburst or OnionsChapter 9. GastrointestinalCase 1: Pink Baby SomethingsCase 2: My Baby Dislikes MilkCase 3: My Baby VomitsCase 4: My Chold Vomits All the TimeCase 5: Cystic FibrosisCase 6: My Baby Doesn't PoopCase 7: Bloody DiarrheaCase 8: Currant Jelly AgainCase 9: My Kid Has a Rash on His BottomChapter 10. CardiologyCase 1: Machines and Much MoreCase 2: Tetralogy of What?Case 3: Who is Ebstein?Case 4: TranspositionCase 5: Single TruncusCase 6: CoarctationCase 7: Acute Rheumatic FeverChapter 11. Infectious DiseaseCase 1: Red EyesCase 2: Baby is Kind of FloppyCase 3: Bad KittyCase 4: SpotsCase 5: Three-Day MeaslesCase 6: Fever First, Rash LaterCase 7: MumpsCase 8: Fifths, Not SixthsCase 9: Scarlet FeverCase 10: Whoop, There It IsCase 11: Steeples and CoughsCase 12: Drool EverywhereIndex

Elizabeth V. August, MDFamily Practice PhysicianRiverside Medical GroupHoboken, New Jersey Conrad Fischer, MDAssociate Professor of MedicinePhysiology and PharmacologyTouro College of MedicineNew York, New York

• How to Use This BookChapter 1. Newborn ManagementCase 1: Healthy NewbornCase 2: Neonatal JaundiceCase 3: Neonatal HypoglycemiaCase 4: Respiratory Distress in the NewbornCase 5: Hyaline Membrane DiseaseCase 6: Necrotizing EnterocolitisCase 7: Congenital MalformationCase 8: Birth InjuriesCase 9: SepsisChapter 2. GeneticsCase 1: Abnormal Number of ChromosomesChapter 3. Growth and DevelopmentCase 1: MilestonesCase 2: ImmunizationsCase 3: EnuresisCase 4: EncopresisCase 5: AutismChapter 4. Respiratory DiseasesCase 1: BronchiolitisCase 2: Acute Asthma ExacerbationCase 3: AsthmaCase 4: PneumoniaCase 5: Foreign Body AspirationCase 6: Cystic FibrosisChapter 5. Ear, Nose, and ThroatCase 1: Otitis MediaCase 2: Otitis ExternaCase 3: Malignant Otitis ExternaCase 4: Strep ThroatCase 5: Peritonsilar AbscessCase 6: RetinoblastomaChapter 6. EndocrinologyCase 1: HypothyroidCase 2: DiabetesChapter 7. PoisoningCase 1: AcetaminophenChapter 8. OrthopedicsCase 1: A Loud ClunkCase 2: Can't Run or Climb a Tree but Can See and PeeCase 3: My Leg HurtsCase 4: My Knee HurstCase 5: Another Broken Bone?Case 6: Sunburst or OnionsChapter 9. GastrointestinalCase 1: Pink Baby SomethingsCase 2: My Baby Dislikes MilkCase 3: My Baby VomitsCase 4: My Chold Vomits All the TimeCase 5: Cystic FibrosisCase 6: My Baby Doesn't PoopCase 7: Bloody DiarrheaCase 8: Currant Jelly AgainCase 9: My Kid Has a Rash on His BottomChapter 10. CardiologyCase 1: Machines and Much MoreCase 2: Tetralogy of What?Case 3: Who is Ebstein?Case 4: TranspositionCase 5: Single TruncusCase 6: CoarctationCase 7: Acute Rheumatic FeverChapter 11. Infectious DiseaseCase 1: Red EyesCase 2: Baby is Kind of FloppyCase 3: Bad KittyCase 4: SpotsCase 5: Three-Day MeaslesCase 6: Fever First, Rash LaterCase 7: MumpsCase 8: Fifths, Not SixthsCase 9: Scarlet FeverCase 10: Whoop, There It IsCase 11: Steeples and CoughsCase 12: Drool EverywhereIndex

Elizabeth V. August, MDFamily Practice PhysicianRiverside Medical GroupHoboken, New Jersey Conrad Fischer, MDAssociate Professor of MedicinePhysiology and PharmacologyTouro College of MedicineNew York, New York

• How to Use This BookChapter 1. Newborn ManagementCase 1: Healthy NewbornCase 2: Neonatal JaundiceCase 3: Neonatal HypoglycemiaCase 4: Respiratory Distress in the NewbornCase 5: Hyaline Membrane DiseaseCase 6: Necrotizing EnterocolitisCase 7: Congenital MalformationCase 8: Birth InjuriesCase 9: SepsisChapter 2. GeneticsCase 1: Abnormal Number of ChromosomesChapter 3. Growth and DevelopmentCase 1: MilestonesCase 2: ImmunizationsCase 3: EnuresisCase 4: EncopresisCase 5: AutismChapter 4. Respiratory DiseasesCase 1: BronchiolitisCase 2: Acute Asthma ExacerbationCase 3: AsthmaCase 4: PneumoniaCase 5: Foreign Body AspirationCase 6: Cystic FibrosisChapter 5. Ear, Nose, and ThroatCase 1: Otitis MediaCase 2: Otitis ExternaCase 3: Malignant Otitis ExternaCase 4: Strep ThroatCase 5: Peritonsilar AbscessCase 6: RetinoblastomaChapter 6. EndocrinologyCase 1: HypothyroidCase 2: DiabetesChapter 7. PoisoningCase 1: AcetaminophenChapter 8. OrthopedicsCase 1: A Loud ClunkCase 2: Can't Run or Climb a Tree but Can See and PeeCase 3: My Leg HurtsCase 4: My Knee HurstCase 5: Another Broken Bone?Case 6: Sunburst or OnionsChapter 9. GastrointestinalCase 1: Pink Baby SomethingsCase 2: My Baby Dislikes MilkCase 3: My Baby VomitsCase 4: My Chold Vomits All the TimeCase 5: Cystic FibrosisCase 6: My Baby Doesn't PoopCase 7: Bloody DiarrheaCase 8: Currant Jelly AgainCase 9: My Kid Has a Rash on His BottomChapter 10. CardiologyCase 1: Machines and Much MoreCase 2: Tetralogy of What?Case 3: Who is Ebstein?Case 4: TranspositionCase 5: Single TruncusCase 6: CoarctationCase 7: Acute Rheumatic FeverChapter 11. Infectious DiseaseCase 1: Red EyesCase 2: Baby is Kind of FloppyCase 3: Bad KittyCase 4: SpotsCase 5: Three-Day MeaslesCase 6: Fever First, Rash LaterCase 7: MumpsCase 8: Fifths, Not SixthsCase 9: Scarlet FeverCase 10: Whoop, There It IsCase 11: Steeples and CoughsCase 12: Drool EverywhereIndex