On call pediatrics

The diagnosis and management of on-call problems -- Communicating with colleagues and families -- Common mistakes -- Remembering your ABCs -- Teaching (and learning) while on call -- Abdominal pain -- Altered mental status -- Analgesics and antipyretics -- Bleeding -- Chest pain -- Constipation -- Crying and the irritable infant -- Cyanosis -- Delivery room problems -- Diarrhea and dehydration -- Extremity pain -- Eye problems and visual abnormalities -- Fever -- Gastrointestinal bleeding -- Genitourinary problems -- Headache -- Heart rate and rhythm abnormalities -- Hematuria -- Hypertension -- Hypotension and shock -- Lines, tubes, and drains -- Rashes -- Respiratory distress -- Seizures -- Urine output abnormalities -- Vomiting -- Acidosis and alkalosis -- Anemia, thrombocytopenia, and coagulation abnormalities -- Electrolyte abnormalities -- Glucose disorders -- Hyperbilirubinemia -- Pediatric procedures -- Resuscitation calculations -- Calculation of creatinine clearance -- Calculation of alveolar-arterial oxygen gradient."