Pediatric Primary Care Case Studies (158 page)

readiness factors for,
140
–142

resources for,
159
–160

risk factor assessments,
134

SSRIs (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors),
215
–219,
217
t

staged overweight approach,
95

Staphylococcus aureus
,
388
,
458
,
469
–470,
487

stature, short,
507
–518

case presentation for,
507
–508,
511
–512,
514
–515

diagnosis of,
507
–512

diagnostic testing,
511

differential,
508
–511,
510
t–511t

epidemiology/etiology,
509

history-taking,
507
–508

physical examination,
508
–509

Turner syndrome,
509
–516,
510
t–511t

fundamental contexts for,
507
–508,
516

management of,
512
–516

AAP guidelines,
512

cardiovascular issues,
512
–513

endocrine issues,
513

follow-up visits,
515
–516

genetic issues,
514

neurocognitive issues,
513

NIH guidelines,
512

psychosocial support,
513
–514

referrals,
514
–515

Turner Syndrome Consensus Study Group guidelines,
512

objectives for,
507

resources for,
516
–517

STDs (sexually transmitted diseases),
221
,
223
,
226
–228

Stelatopia,
460

steroids

oral,
260

systemic,
462

Streptococcus pneumoniae
,
349
,
378
–379,
379
t,
382
–383,
382
t

studies (pediatric primary care)

for developmental problems,
9
–72

fatigue (adolescents),
59
–72

gross motor delays (infants),
11
–26

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 (infants),
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

suicide risks,
227
–228

sulfamethoxazole,
421

sulfonylureas,
278

syncope,
359
–376

case presentation for,
360
,
366
–368,
370
,
372
–373

diagnosis of,
363
–373

diagnostic testing,
363
,
368
–370

ECGs,
370

emergent evaluations,
370
,
371
f

history-taking,
363
–367

imaging studies,
370

laboratory blood work,
369
–370

physical examinations,
367
–368

red flags,
364
–365

epidemiology/etiology of,
360
–361,
361
t

causal factors,
360
–361,
360
–363,
361
t

definitions,
360

recurrent episodes,
363

fundamental contexts of,
359
–360,
374

management of,
372
–373

best practice evidence,
372
–373

referral
vs
. admission indictors,
372

objectives for,
359

resources for,
374
–375

systemic steroids,
462

T

T-cell downregulation,
457

tacrolimus (Protopic),
462

TADS (Treatment of Adolescent Depression Study),
213

TCIs (total calcineurin inhibitors),
462

TEACCH (Treatment and Education of Autistic and Related Communication-Handicapped Children) program,
37
–38