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Childhood diseases
Diseases of children are isolated in a special department, since many of them are very different in their behavior than in adults, which is due to many causes, including anatomical and physiological. The child is born with incompletely prepared for normal functioning systems, their formation occurs during the entire period of childhood and adolescence. The effects of favorable and unfavorable factors can, respectively, improve, accelerate or, conversely, distort, slow the development of an organ. Many human diseases, when they become adults, originate in childhood, when they could still be cured or prevented.
We will acquaint you with the features of anatomy and physiology inherent in each age period, the symptoms of the most common ailments of the child, modern methods of their treatment. At the same time, in each specific case it is necessary to turn to the pediatrician; For a child of each age, weight, and sometimes the sex, you need to individually select the dose of the medication that would have the desired effect and when receiving it, a minimal amount of side effects would be observed. Each recommendation of the attending physician should be accurately fulfilled.
- Newborn children
- Anatomical and physiological features of term infants
- Features of adaptation and development of premature infants
- Care for premature babies after discharge from the hospital
- Physiological (transitional) conditions of newborns
- Albuminuria
- Jaundice physiological
- Labored breathing
- Physiological erythema
- Physiological peeling
- Birth Tumor
- Toxic erythema
- Urinary renal infarction
- Sexual crises
- Transient lowering of temperature, transient fever
- Physiological dyspepsia, dysbiosis
- Physiological loss of body weight
- Diseases of the neonatal period
- Asphyxiation (suffocation)
- Atelectasis of the lungs
- Atresia of bile ducts
- Hemolytic disease of newborns
- Congenital Hepatitis
- An asret of the anus, rectum
- Atresia of the esophagus
- Hemolytic disease of newborns
- Hemorrhagic disease of newborns
- Melena
- Cephalocephaloma
- Hemorrhages intracranial
- Listeriosis
- Meconium obstruction
- Thrush
- Intestinal obstruction (congenital)
- Fractures
- Pemphigus
- Pylorospasm
- Pylorostenosis
- Symptoms and course depending on the period of infection (before or after delivery)
- Symptoms and course depending on the pathogen
- Prickly heat
- Navel. Birth defects:
- Skin navel
- Amniotic navel
- Hernia hernia
- Fistulas of navel
- Meckel's diverticulum
- Navel. Acquired diseases
- Wetting navel
- Omphalit
- Sepsis
- Scleremedia
- Sclerotia
- Toxoplasmosis
- Phlegmon of newborns
- Newborn cytomegaly
- Exfoliative rheter dermatitis
- Ulcerative-uncritical enterocolitis
- Breast children
- Anatomical and physiological features
- Classes:
- Children of the senior toddler
- Anatomical and physiological features
- Children of preschool age
- Anatomico-physiological features
- Children of primary school age
- Anatomical and physiological features
- Children of senior school age
- Anatomical and physiological features
- Diseases of children of early and older age
- Anemia in children
- Iron deficiency anemia in children
- Vitamin-deficient anemia in children
- Congenital forms of anemia in children
- Hemolytic anemia in children
- Anorexia in children
- Neuropsychiatric anorccy in children
- Bronchial asthma in children
- Asthmatic status in children
- Bronchitis in children
- Acute bronchitis in children
- Chronic bronchitis in children
- Pain in the abdomen of children
- Hemorrhagic diathesis in children
- Hydrocephalus
- Hypotrophy
- Diseases
- Ascaridosis
- Enterobiosis
- Echinococcosis
- Dermatomyositis
- Diathesis exudate-catarrhal
- Dyspepsia
- Simple indigestion
- Toxic intoxication
- Parenteral indigestion
- Constipation
- False constipation
- Sharp stool retention
- Chronic chair delay
- Bleeding nose
- Croup
- True croup
- False groats
- Laryngospasm
- Bed-wetting
- Pyelitis. Pyelonephritis
- Chronic pyelonephritis
- Pleurisy
- Flat-footedness
- Pneumonia
- Acute pneumonia
- Chronic pneumonia
- Pneumonia in the first year of life
- Rickets
- Toxic syndrome
- Sjogren's disease
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