Pediatrics

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Developmental Milestones are the skills babies and young children learn as they grow like walking and talking. They are also the bane of many medical students and pediatric residents because there are quite a few different milestones that we are required to memorize and we have to know exactly at what age we should expect each of these to develop. It is a lot of information. When I had to memorize this stuff I memorized it from this chart:  

 

Lymph node examination  

A short presentation about recognising and treating constipation in children.  

My notes made during my Reproductive System theory block. References stated in the document. Topics selected below.  

This is a song to aid the assessment of children's development in paediatrics. It contains the ages at which most children can carry out activities under the headings of: - Gross motor - Fine motor - Speech and language - Social  

Written by Dr John L Gibbs, Consultant Paediatric Cardiologist, Yorkshire Heart Centre, Leeds General Infirmary. This presentation covers the many types of bradyarthymias, their ECG findings, investigation of them and finally some of the common treatment methods.  

A quick run through the developmental milestones of children, how to assess them, and diagnosis of delay.  

Dr. Hamilton, a pediatrician in Santa Monica, CA shows how to calm a crying baby using "The Hold". SUBSCRIBE to channel for more baby content! This technique...  

Podcast to outline Acute Otitis Media. This is a useful topic to revise if studying paediatrics or general practice.  

Dr. Warren Hyer, Consultant Paediatrician, shares his advice on how best to achieve a successful medical career.  

A short powerpoint presentation on the classification, symptoms/features and potential complications of multiple pregnancies.  

Repost uploaded by MorrisMcGurk  

General approach to fever in the pediatric population. This video is meant for health care professionals and medical students.  

Questions and answers from real examinations from year 2000 to 2006. The first 60 questions are MCQs and the remainder are SBAs.  

This is a quick guide I made to the hormones, functions, and basic anatomy of the endocrine system. I hope this is helpful!  

Rishi is a pediatric infectious disease physician and works at Khan Academy.  

 

Due to my weird obsession of drawing babies and kiddos, I find it quite difficult to resist drawing something during my paediatrics rotation, despite the fact that it’s just 13 days from paediatrics end-of-rotation exam.