POCKET GUIDE TO PEDIATRIC ASSESSMENT offers a concise but comprehensive approach to health assessment for the pediatric client. It begins with a general description of history taking and includes approaches to children at various ages, nutritional assessment, and measurement and evaluation of vital signs. Emphasis is on "how to" information, including "how" and "what" to assess in each body system. Psychosocial, anatomical, and physiological development variations are incorporated as appropriate, as well as normal and abnormal findings. Spanish version of 2nd edition also available, ISBN: 84-8086-085-5
ADA Pocket Guide to Nutrition Assessment
The Pediatric Manual of Clinical Dietetics (10) includes an overview of cultural competence, cultural and religious considerations in pediatric nutrition, and a list of print and Internet resources. REFERENCES 1.
This updated Second Edition includes new assessment tools, new content addressing specialty areas such as autism, additional assessments, and more.
This rapid reference is sure to become your #1 pediatric resource It presents all of the information needed to deliver safe, effective care for children based on their age, size, developmental level, and unique pathologies.
Organized according to the Nutrition Care Process, this guide provides assessment and intervention tools, sample PES statements and guidance on the RDN's scope of practice.
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The book is heavy on bulleted lists, tables, and algorithms, and the small size means it can fit snugly in anyone’s white coat pocket!
The oral mucosa may appear bluish or palein children with darkly pigmented skin and is pinker in white children. Use a tongue depressor or a gloved finger to move the tongue and lips to ensure all surfaces of the mucosa are inspected.