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Informationen zum Autor David L. Suskind, MD is Associate Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Washington and Seattle Children's Hospital. Polly Lenssen, MS, RD, CD, FADA is Director of Clinical Nutrition at Seattle Children's Hospital. Klappentext The last decade has seen an explosion of medical information in regards to the nutrition care and management of children. While nutritional therapies have expanded, the treatment choices have become increasingly complex. This exciting title addresses the extensive amount of information available to practitioners in a concise, accessible fashion via a series of algorithms. It focuses on the normal growing healthy child from birth through adolescence, covering common pediatric diseases and disorders through a series of flows charts which outline step-by-step nutritional processes for pediatric patients. The highly visual format of the book allows the practitioner to make rapid, evidence based choices. Features: Unique algorithm approach to the largest dietetic specialism Highly visual approach allows quick decision making All algorithms and text built on evidence-based research Covers the pediatric phase from birth to adolescence Includes common childhood diseases and disorders Zusammenfassung The last decade has seen an explosion of medical information in regards to the nutrition care and management of children. While nutritional therapies have expanded! the treatment choices have become increasingly complex. Inhaltsverzeichnis Preface ix Foreword xi Acknowledgments xii Contributors xiii 1 General Nutrition 1 1.1 General Pediatric Nutrition Assessment - Cheryl Davis and the Clinical Nutrition Department 1 1.2 Focused Assessment: Infants - Cheryl Davis and the Clinical Nutrition Department 8 1.3 Focused Assessment: Toddlers - Cheryl Davis and the Clinical Nutrition Department 11 1.4 Focused Assessment: School-Age Children - Cheryl Davis and the Clinical Nutrition Department 15 1.5 Focused Assessment: Adolescents - Alicia Dixon Docter 17 Appendix A: Expected Gain in Weight: Birth to 24 Months (Guo et al., 1991) 24 Appendix B: Expected Gain in Length: Birth to 24 Months (Guo et al., 1991) 25 2 General Pediatrics 27 2.1 Failure to Thrive - Crystal Knight, David L. Suskind 29 2.2 Failure to Gain Weight Breast-Feeding - Lee Bossung Sweeney 30 2.3 Swallowing Disorder and Aspiration - Susan Casey 38 2.4 Gastroesophageal Refl ux Disease - David L. Suskind 41 2.5 Acute Gastroenteritis - David L. Suskind 44 2.6 Cow's Milk Protein Allergy - David L. Suskind 46 2.7 Eosinophilic Esophagitis - David L. Suskind 47 2.8 Food Allergies - Susan Casey 49 2.9 Toddler's Diarrhea or Chronic, Nonspecifi c Diarrhea of Childhood - David L. Suskind 52 2.10 Vitamins and Minerals - Matt Giefer, David L. Suskind 53 3 Endocrine 61 3.1 Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus - Tran Hang 61 4 Gastroenterology 65 4.1 Crohn's Disease - Crystal Knight, David L. Suskind 66 4.2 Ulcerative Colitis - Crystal Knight, David L. Suskind 68 4.3 Short Bowel Syndrome - Cheryl Davis, Simon Horslen 70 4.4 Ascites and Portal Hypertension - Crystal Knight, Simon Horslen 72 4.5 Acute Pancreatitis - Matt Giefer, Crystal Knight, David L. Suskind 74 5 Biochemical Genetics 75 5.1 Urea Cycle Defects - Kelly McKean, Melissa Edwards 77 5.2 Maple Syrup Urine Disease - Kelly McKean, Melissa Edwards 80 5.3 Galactosemia - Kelly McKean, Melissa Edwards 81 5.4 Glycogen Storage Disease Types 1a and 1b - Kelly McKean, Melissa Edwards 83 5.5 Hereditary Fructose Intolerance - Kelly McKean, Melissa Edwards 85 5.6 Mitochondrial Disorders - Kelly McKean, Melissa Edwards 86 5.7 Fa...
