Handbook of Pediatric Nutrition

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Jones & Bartlett Learning, 2004 - 719 pages
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Thoroughly revised and updated, this essential reference for all dietitians includes new chapters on cardiac disease and nutrition counseling. This book covers the needs of every age group, from infants and toddlers to pre-teens and adolescents. It includes state-of-the-art recommendations on a host of conditions--from anorexia and bulimia to diabetes, cancer, and cystic fibrosis. It also includes hundreds of charts, checklists, and guidelines.

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Contents

Growth of Body Tissues
7
Growth Velocity
13
Data Evaluation and Plan
35
Chapter 3 Nutrition for Premature Infants
43
Enteral Nutrition
49
Normal Nutrition During Infancy
65
Normal Nutrition from Infancy through Adolescence 99 Chapter 5 Normal Nutrition from Infancy through Adolescence
99
Nutrition Issues
109
Chapter 19 Cardiology
413
Chapter 20 Diabetes
425
Chapter 21 Pediatric Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
453
Chapter 22 Oncology and Marrow Transplantation
465
Nutritional Assessment
477
Special Considerations
485
Chapter 23 Nutrition in the Burned Pediatric Patient
493
Protein Needs
500

Substance Abuse
115
Nutrition Counseling
121
Chapter 7 Vegetarianism in Children
133
Food Hypersensitivities
149
Childhood Obesity
173
Chapter 10 Eating Disorders 191 Chapter 10 Eating Disorders
191
Chapter 11Sports Nutrition for Children and Adolescents 205 Chapter 11Sports Nutrition for Children and Adolescents
205
Chapter 12 Community Nutrition
225
PART IITHERAPEUTIC PEDIATRIC NUTRITION
241
Chapter 14 Developmental Disabilities
293
Management of Nutrition Concerns
304
Other Nutritional Considerations
312
Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia
332
Asthma
343
Chapter 16 Gastrointestinal Disorders
355
Celiac Disease
365
Short Bowel Syndrome
373
Chapter 17Chronic Renal Disease
385
Failure to Thrive
395
Enteral Nutrition
513
Product Availability and Cost
524
Administration of Feeding
530
Weaning
538
Chapter 25 Parenteral Nutrition
551
Cycling
561
Fat
572
Patient Monitoring
578
Botanicals in Pediatrics
589
Appendix APremature Infant Growth Charts
601
Appendix DBMI and Weight Gain Charts
633
Appendix EBody Mass Index for Selected Weights and Statures
639
Appendix FPercentiles for Body Mass Index in US Children 5 to 17 Years
645
Appendix HArm and Skinfold Measurements
657
Appendix IProgression of Sexual Development
667
Appendix KDietary References Intakes and Recommended Dietary Allowances
681
Appendix LGeneral Guidelines Daily Values Food Guide Pyramid
689
Appendix MNCHS Growth Charts
695
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TitleHandbook of Pediatric Nutrition
AuthorsKathy King Helm, Carol E. Lang
EditorsPatricia Queen Samour, Kathy King Helm, Carol E. Lang
Translated byPatricia Queen Samour, Kathy King Helm, Carol E. Lang
Editionillustrated, reprint, revised
PublisherJones & Bartlett Learning, 2004
ISBN0763733059, 9780763733056
Length719 pages
  
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