PEDIATRIC CRITICAL CARE REVIEW

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1 PEDIATRIC CRITICAL CARE REVIEW

2 PEDIATRIC CRITICAL CARE REVIEW Edited by RASHED A. HASAN, MD Boston Children's Hospital Department of Medicine Harvard University Medical School Boston, MA MICHAEL D. PAPPAS, MD Children's Intensive Caring and Department of Pediatrics Medical University of Ohio Toledo, OH

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4 DEDICATION This book is dedicated to the happiness, health, and welfare of all children. v

5 PREFACE Thank you for selecting Pediatric Critical Care Review. This study guide is not intended to be a substitute for major textbooks or leading articles in pediatric critical care medicine, nor is it meant to replace bedside clinical medicine where knowledge is integrated with exciting and challenging realities. It is our hope that students and physicians in training will find the pathophysiological foundation of the case scenarios and questions a useful guide in their learning process. Additionally, we hope that these case scenarios and questions will be interesting and challenging enough for the experienced critical care clinician who would like to sharpen his or her clinical skills, case analyses, and decision-making abilities. In Pediatric Critical Care Review, you will find questions relevant to current clinical practices. We have also included in-depth, detailed explanations and points of reference in the answer section. We welcome your comments and criticisms regarding Pediatric Critical Care Review. Rashed A. Hasan, MD Michael D. Pappas, MD vii

6 ACKNOWLEDGMENT We wish to recognize Ms. Julie Hall, who has been instrumental in the development and completion of this book. She has functioned as a transcriber, artist, diplomat, and coordinator, bringing this endeavor to completion. Julie is a true example of hard work and commitment. Thank you, Julie. ix

7 CONTENTS Dedication... v Preface... vii Acknowledgment... ix Contributors... xiii Companion CD... xiv Chapter 1. Respiratory System... 1 Answers Chapter 2. Cardiovascular System Answers Chapter 3. Central Nervous System Answers Chapter 4. Infectious Diseases Answers Chapter 5. Hematology and Oncology Answers Chapter 6. Renal System Answers Chapter 7. Endocrine System Answers Chapter 8. Nutrition and the Gastrointestinal System Answers Chapter 9. Immunology Answers Chapter 10. Metabolic Disorders Answers Chapter 11. Pain Management Answers Chapter 12. Pharmacology and Toxicology Answers Chapter 13. Traumatology Answers Chapter 14. Statistics Answers Chapter 15. Ethics Answers Selected References xi

8 CONTRIBUTORS The following contributed to the gathering of information for this volume. KIMBERLY E. FENTON, MD Department of Critical Care Medicine, Children's National Medical Center; and The George Washington University School of Medicine, Washington, DC VIPUL V. PATEL, MD Medical Director, Pediatric Critical Care, Dayton Children's Hospital, Dayton, OH ANTHONY D. SLONIM, MD Fellowship Director and Pediatric Intensivist, Children's National Medical Center; and the Departments of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics, The George Washington University School of Medicine, Washington, DC MARK SORRENTINO, MD Director of Medical Sciences, MedImmune Inc.; and Department of Pediatrics, The George Washington University School of Medicine, Washington, DC GLENN STRYJEWSKI, MD Department of Critical Care Medicine, Children's National Medical Center; and the Department of Pediatrics, The George Washington University School of Medicine, Washington, DC xiii

9 COMPANION CD The Companion CD contains an interactive version of the test questions found in this volume. The Companion CD is compatible with both Mac and PC operating systems that run any web browser over 4.0. xiv