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Paediatrics Lecture Notes 9th Edition PDF

Features of Paediatrics: Lecture Notes 9th Edition PDF

Paediatrics Lecture Notes provides the information central to a thorough understanding of the care of children in clinical practice, drawing out key concepts in areas such as examination, communication and emergency paediatrics, in addition to systematically structured clinical topics. Paediatrics Lecture Notes 9th Edition PDF

Incorporating brand new and updated material to reflect advances in various areas of child and adolescent health, such as genetics, behavioural and emotional problems and seizures, this edition is also ideal for exam preparation.

Key learning features include:
• Ready-made revision lists, OSCE stations and practice EMQs
• New ‘icon’ system highlighting essential clinical topics throughout
• key points and treatment boxes in every chapter

An ideal resource for those encountering this area of study for the first time, on paediatric rotation, or needing to refresh their knowledge, Paediatrics Lecture Notes presents the vital information in one accessible and user friendly volume.

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Description of Paediatrics: Lecture Notes 9th Edition PDF

For students of all the branches of medicine and surgery and health professionals that aspire to be greater and better at their procedures and medications. A renowned book by those who have read it and learnt from it. Many have already ordered it and is on the way to their home. Whether you work in the USA, Canada, UK or anywhere around the world. If you are working as a health professional then this is a must read..  The most reviewed on book Paediatrics: Lecture Notes 9th Edition PDF is available for grabs now here on our website free. Whatever books, mainly textbooks we have in professional courses specially Medicine and surgery is a compendium in itself so understand one book you need to refer another 2-10 books. Beside this there are various other text material which needs to be mastered!! Only reference books are partially read but all other books have to be read, commanded and in fact read multiple times.

The Authors

Simon Newell is Consultant and Senior Clinical Lecturer in Paediatrics and Child Health at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust and University of Leeds

Jonathan Darling is Senior Lecturer and Honorary Consultant in Paediatrics and Child Health at University of Leeds and Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

Dimensions and Characteristics of Paediatrics: Lecture Notes 9th Edition PDF

  • Identification Number ‏ : ‎ 0470657073
  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ Wiley-Blackwell; 9th edition (March 31, 2014)
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • Paperback ‏ : ‎ 336 pages
  • International Standard Book Number-10 ‏ : ‎ 9780470657072
  • International Standard Book Number-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0470657072
  • Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 1.43 pounds
  • Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6.6 x 0.63 x 9.4 inches
  • Best Sellers Rank: #5,619,920 in Books

Top reviews

Elizabeth Mack
What on earth did the doctor mean by that? How do I tell the doctor about my child’s symptoms?
July 21, 2014
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(((( I hope you’ll give this review a chance and read it completely before you vote if it’s helpful or not. I’ve noticed that nonprofessionals evaluating books for professionals seem to get the automatic negative votes, but all kinds of people read all kinds of books for all all kinds of reasons, so please keep an open mind. All I ask is that you give it a chance, because I’m hoping to help other parents that are in this situation. An educated parent is more helpful in providing important information to the doctor, who can use his considerable education and expertise to diagnose and help an ill child.)))) Now, on with the review…

I am not a doctor but I have a young son with multiple medical problems. I am constantly reading medical journals and online medical sites (legitimate ones, like Medline, etc.), in an ongoing attempt to not only understand but make the discussions with his doctors more effective by being able to ask the right questions and have a framework to comprehend their answers. I was a medical transcriptionist in the past, and that gave me a tiny bit of a basis of understanding, but I haven’t stopped reading medical information, either about my family’s medical problems or just to add to my own medical knowledge.

Because things are not always cut and dried when it comes to diagnosing, it’s important to understand how to communicate to the doctors my son’s symptoms, environment, activities, etc. There are so many things that factor into narrowing down a diagnosis. Since I don’t know what is and isn’t important, I am just a clue-finder. I guess I find puzzle pieces, which I present to the medical team and they use their combined expertise to determine if it’s part of the puzzle at all, and where it might go. Obviously I know that I can’t and shouldn’t make any determinations, but being the mom of an ill child, you feel helpless quite often, and you continually struggle for concrete ways to help your child. Having been an ill child myself, one of my sharpest memories is my mother sitting at the end of the couch, reading to me from a Home Medical Encyclopedia, while she explained what was happening inside my body, what the doctors said, and what the plan was. This provided an invaluable base for me and set an amazing example.

So fast forward to today when I am now the mom with a young child who has some gigantic medical problems, and I am hungry for medical knowledge to help me understand. This book just fell into my lap right when I needed it. It is an entry-level book, intended for medical students, and covers every system so it is perfect for helping me to get a better framework for processing not just what the doctors say, but what to look for in my child that needs to be reported to the doctors. I’m sure that this book is excellent for its intended readers, the medical school students, but I have to say that for this concerned and often terrified mom, it has helped me enormously in the “school of life” where the next test isn’t for a grade but could help me find the puzzle piece that the doctors need to help my precious little boy.

Hey, you aren’t reading the review to hear about my life, right? Let me give you some more information on this book. First of all, it’s very user-friendly, with a nice logical progression of information, which I’ll address in a bit. It was written for the beginning pediatrics (I’ll defer to the UK spelling, where the book was written, “paediatrics”) students, or as a medical refresher, since it was written this year, in 2014, with very up-to-date information.

As a parent, one of the things I liked best about this book was that it frequently mentioned what the paediatric doctor should ask the parents, which helped me to understand what kinds of information they are looking for in order to best evaluate my child. The more relevant the information is that I can provide, the better the doctor can evaluate my child.

The book is also extremely helpful because it has many additional resources you can turn to, including other books and websites. There is a companion website to this book, which was a nice surprise, because I don’t always have the book with me when I get a phone call from one of the doctors.

The beginning of the book has a helpful section on how to best use the book, and the companion website I mentioned, as well as the additional reading. Part 1 of the book is “Essentials of Paediatrics,” which includes the part I mentioned about parents and children (“listening and talking,” which I thought was wonderful that they emphasize both), details on examination of the child, and a section on emergency paediatrics. Part 2 is “Normal and abnormal in childhood: growth, development, behaviour and prevention.” It includes genetics, newborns, vaccinations (which I should point out has the UK schedule, not the US one), child development and how to assess it, and a really helpful section on Nutrition. There are many more topics, including developmental assessments, as well as learning and behavioural problems. Part 2 is really the bulk of the paediatric primer, and then Part 3 goes into the Systems and Specialties. This was incredibly helpful to me as my son has quite a few specialists and it’s important for me to understand the part of his body that is symptomatic and how to discuss it with the doctor. Part 4 of the book is more for the students, discussing prescribing and careers. The book has a lot of boxes throughout it with examples, drawings, and more information, which was extremely helpful.

As a parent, this book has helped me enormously to communicate more effectively with my son’s medical team, and in turn this helps my son. I can’t judge it for medical students since I am not one, but I can definitely recommend this book to parents that want to battle the helpless feeling and become more educated and effective in understanding and communicating with your child’s medical team. I sure hope this helps someone.
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S.E. Poza
language, scope and presentation are appropriate for an introductory course
July 9, 2014
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This is a textbook for students who are taking a beginner’s course in pediatrics. I’ve taken some graduate school courses in the past year and I have experience with both good and badly written ones and this one delivers well on multiple fronts. First of all, it is, as the title says, “notes”. It is not deeply detailed, but it is broad and thorough in hitting most of the points that one would like to later become more familiar with (possibly more). There are ample color illustrations as would be necessary for people looking to recognize the signs of various health issue and the thumbnail explanations are clear and easy to understand, even for laymen. Since this is an introductory text, the language and scope seem very appropriate. I don’t think this would be seen as too jargon-filled or confusing (which is always a risk with a text).

There are questions that are answered at the back to help check comprehension as well as an adequate index to help find what you’re looking for. While there could be more questions, I’m not sure that that really would make the book substantially better. It functions mainly as a starting point for an instructor as well as a reference for students -this offers you the notes so you don’t have to take them in class and can attend more fully to what is being offered in the lecture. The only issues one might have with it is that it might be “too comprehensive”. If I were an instructor, I think I couldn’t possibly lecture on all of the points in the book in one course and would have to be selective in what I assign. However, this would function as a great later reference for anyone who wants to work in pediatrics and needs to remind themselves of certain points that may be forgotten or fuzzy.

As others have mentioned, the book was written from a British point of view. The examples are about areas of the UK and the spelling is different in a few spots. I personally think this really is not an issue as health problems are universal, but if a teacher is uncomfortable with this aspect, then it may be best to consider a different book.
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Quickbeam
TOP 1000 REVIEWERVINE VOICE
Best pediatric guide I’ve seen, comprehensive and user friendly.
July 3, 2014
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I am an RN with 30 years of pediatric experience. I now work in adult care; however every question at work about pediatrics (or pediatric issues that linger into adulthood) comes my way. I was very curious as to how much information this book would contain and how useful its presentation. I have a houseful of clinical Peds books and not all of them good.

As a test before I opened this book, I wrote down ten random pediatric conditions to see how thoroughly this book covered the topics. I was surprised to find that this book completely covered all ten of my list, in modern and helpful language. The descriptions were often brief but I was very pleased at how much critical information was included in a few sentences. That was true for all of my test conditions. Yes, this book is of British origin but it takes very little effort to interpret it for American terminology.

The quality of the paper, the cover, the photography/graphics and font choice are all first rate. Now that I have this in my office, it is the #1 book that people seek out when coming with questions. Since pediatric conditions often impact adult health and lives, it is important for all health care practitioners to familiarize themselves with this knowledge. I just had an MD in my office looking up patent ductus arteriosus for a 50 year old patient. The graphic is one of the best I’ve seen.

I highly recommend this guide to anyone who treats children or adults with congenital/childhood disorders. It is easy to use, well organized and up to date.
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