Current Problems in Pediatrics 1991: Vol 21 Index

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Volume 21, 1991
INDEX
A television during, Jan. 8—38 microcytic, and tea, Jan. 37—38
obesity and, Jan. 13 sickle cell, May/June 243-244
AAP Injury Prevention Program, weight training during, July 287 tea drinker’s, Mar. 118
Nov./Dec. 437 Adoption, Sept. 362 Anencephalic infants: as organ
Abdomen: thoracoabdominal -seeking foster parents, Aug. 316 donors, legal-medical aspects,
pressure relationships, Advertisements on television (see July 271-272
May/June 208 Television advertisements) Anesthetic: local anesthetic
Abuse Advocacy: and injury prevention in provocative dose testing,
child (see Child abuse) children, Nov./Dec. 438 May/June 188
sexual, and foster care, Sept. 346 Aerobics: high-impact, auditory Angelchik antireflux prosthesis,
substance, by athletes, Oct. complications of, Nov./Dec. May/June 227
408-409 474-475 Angina: video, Mar. 118
Accident(s) Age Anomalies, kidney (see Kidney
car (see Car accident) -related disorders, legal-medical anomalies)
“proneness,” Nov./Dec. 429 aspects, July 263-264 Antibody(ies)
seizures and, legal-medical vehicle-occupant deaths and, cytotoxic, May/June 187
aspects, July 269 Nov./Dec. 443 immune complex antigen-antibody
Acetazolamide, Oct. 411 Agencies for foster care (see Foster complement reactions,
Acid(s) care agencies) May/June 187
-base Aggressive behavior Antiepileptic drugs: legal-medical
homeostasis in kidney disease, after television introduction, Jan. aspects, July 266-269
Feb. 55—56 17 Antigen: immune complex
metabolism test, Feb. 67—70 television promoting, Jan. 15-16 antigen-antibody complement
esophageal Alcohol-impaired pilots, July reactions, May/June 187
clearance, May/June 199 289-290 Antireflux measures: in
perfusion, May/June 219 Allergy, May/June 185-192 gastroesophageal reflux,
exogenous administration, Feb. drug May/June 222—225
68-69 basis of, May/June 185 Apnea
basis of test, Feb. 68 diagnosis, May/June 188-189 esophageal acidification causing,
description, Feb. 68—69 immune mechanism, May/June May/June 210
function tested, Feb. 68 186 in gastroesophageal reflux,
indication, Feb. 69 mechanisms of, May/June 186 May/June 209-211, 211-212
gastroesophageal reflux and, risk factors for, May/June Appendicitis, May/June 246
May/June 199—200 185-186 diagnosis, Feb. 79-80
Acidification: esophageal, causing treatment, May/June 189-191 Appliances: household, entrapment
bronchoconstriction, May/June type | through IV, May/June in, Nov./Dec. 448-449
209 186-187 Asbestos hazards, July, 288
Acidosis food, Apr. 182 Asphyxia: perinatal, legal-medical
correction, potassium after, Feb. milk, Aug. 293 aspects, July 264-266
56 to penicillin, May/June 190-191 Asphyxiation: foods causing, Jan. 37
kidney tubular (see Kidney tubular Allopurinol: orotidinuria after, Aspiration: in gastroesophageal
acidosis) Nov./Dec. 471 reflux, May/June 206-207
Acrodermatitis: papular, of childhood, Alternaria alternata: and asthma, Asthma
skin manifestations of, Mar. Sept. 372 Alternaria alternata and, Sept.
108-109 Aluminum hydroxide: in 372
Acrodynia, Apr. 180 hyperphosphatemia, Sept. Dermatophagoides pteronyssimus
Acromegalic rosary, Oct. 410 375-376 and, Apr. 178-179
Adenoma: pituitary, Apr. 154 Amblyopia: video camera, Mar. 118 Astrocytoma
Adenosine monophosphate: and American Academy of Pediatrics: cerebellar, Apr. 133, 134-136
parathyroid hormone, Feb. 67 and television, Jan. 23—24 cystic, Apr. 133
Adolescence Ammonium, Feb. 56 supratentorial, Apr. 142—147
car safety during, Nov./Dec. 444 Amnesia: with diazepam, Apr. 177 low-grade, Apr. 144-145
foster care during, Sept. 349-351 Anaphylactoid reactions: Athlete’s heart, Sept. 377
motor vehicle deaths during, radiocontrast media-induced, Athlete(s): substance abuse by, Oct.
Nov./Dec. 443 May/June 190 408-409
protection in motor vehicles Anaphylaxis: alpine slide, Mar. 115 Athletic supporter: tight, and sperm
during, Nov./Dec. 443 Anemia count, Feb. 80
476 Current Problems in Pediatrics / November/December 1991
Volume 21, 1991
INDEX
A television during, Jan. 8—38 microcytic, and tea, Jan. 37—38
obesity and, Jan. 13 sickle cell, May/June 243-244
AAP Injury Prevention Program, weight training during, July 287 tea drinker’s, Mar. 118
Nov./Dec. 437 Adoption, Sept. 362 Anencephalic infants: as organ
Abdomen: thoracoabdominal -seeking foster parents, Aug. 316 donors, legal-medical aspects,
pressure relationships, Advertisements on television (see July 271-272
May/June 208 Television advertisements) Anesthetic: local anesthetic
Abuse Advocacy: and injury prevention in provocative dose testing,
child (see Child abuse) children, Nov./Dec. 438 May/June 188
sexual, and foster care, Sept. 346 Aerobics: high-impact, auditory Angelchik antireflux prosthesis,
substance, by athletes, Oct. complications of, Nov./Dec. May/June 227
408-409 474-475 Angina: video, Mar. 118
Accident(s) Age Anomalies, kidney (see Kidney
car (see Car accident) -related disorders, legal-medical anomalies)
“proneness,” Nov./Dec. 429 aspects, July 263-264 Antibody(ies)
seizures and, legal-medical vehicle-occupant deaths and, cytotoxic, May/June 187
aspects, July 269 Nov./Dec. 443 immune complex antigen-antibody
Acetazolamide, Oct. 411 Agencies for foster care (see Foster complement reactions,
Acid(s) care agencies) May/June 187
-base Aggressive behavior Antiepileptic drugs: legal-medical
homeostasis in kidney disease, after television introduction, Jan. aspects, July 266-269
Feb. 55—56 17 Antigen: immune complex
metabolism test, Feb. 67—70 television promoting, Jan. 15-16 antigen-antibody complement
esophageal Alcohol-impaired pilots, July reactions, May/June 187
clearance, May/June 199 289-290 Antireflux measures: in
perfusion, May/June 219 Allergy, May/June 185-192 gastroesophageal reflux,
exogenous administration, Feb. drug May/June 222—225
68-69 basis of, May/June 185 Apnea
basis of test, Feb. 68 diagnosis, May/June 188-189 esophageal acidification causing,
description, Feb. 68—69 immune mechanism, May/June May/June 210
function tested, Feb. 68 186 in gastroesophageal reflux,
indication, Feb. 69 mechanisms of, May/June 186 May/June 209-211, 211-212
gastroesophageal reflux and, risk factors for, May/June Appendicitis, May/June 246
May/June 199—200 185-186 diagnosis, Feb. 79-80
Acidification: esophageal, causing treatment, May/June 189-191 Appliances: household, entrapment
bronchoconstriction, May/June type | through IV, May/June in, Nov./Dec. 448-449
209 186-187 Asbestos hazards, July, 288
Acidosis food, Apr. 182 Asphyxia: perinatal, legal-medical
correction, potassium after, Feb. milk, Aug. 293 aspects, July 264-266
56 to penicillin, May/June 190-191 Asphyxiation: foods causing, Jan. 37
kidney tubular (see Kidney tubular Allopurinol: orotidinuria after, Aspiration: in gastroesophageal
acidosis) Nov./Dec. 471 reflux, May/June 206-207
Acrodermatitis: papular, of childhood, Alternaria alternata: and asthma, Asthma
skin manifestations of, Mar. Sept. 372 Alternaria alternata and, Sept.
108-109 Aluminum hydroxide: in 372
Acrodynia, Apr. 180 hyperphosphatemia, Sept. Dermatophagoides pteronyssimus
Acromegalic rosary, Oct. 410 375-376 and, Apr. 178-179
Adenoma: pituitary, Apr. 154 Amblyopia: video camera, Mar. 118 Astrocytoma
Adenosine monophosphate: and American Academy of Pediatrics: cerebellar, Apr. 133, 134-136
parathyroid hormone, Feb. 67 and television, Jan. 23—24 cystic, Apr. 133
Adolescence Ammonium, Feb. 56 supratentorial, Apr. 142—147
car safety during, Nov./Dec. 444 Amnesia: with diazepam, Apr. 177 low-grade, Apr. 144-145
foster care during, Sept. 349-351 Anaphylactoid reactions: Athlete’s heart, Sept. 377
motor vehicle deaths during, radiocontrast media-induced, Athlete(s): substance abuse by, Oct.
Nov./Dec. 443 May/June 190 408-409
protection in motor vehicles Anaphylaxis: alpine slide, Mar. 115 Athletic supporter: tight, and sperm
during, Nov./Dec. 443 Anemia count, Feb. 80
476 Current Problems in Pediatrics / November/December 1991
Index
Athletics: and injury prevention, Biopsy from tapwater, Nov./Dec.
Nov./Dec. 452-453 esophageal, in gastroesophageal 461-462
Atopic dermatitis: and food reflux, May/June 217-218 Burnstein test: modified, May/June
hypersensitivity, Nov./Dec. kidney, in kidney disease, Feb. 219
425 70-71 Buses: school, Nov./Dec. 442
Auditory complications: of “Black foot disease,” July 289
high-impact aerobics, Bleach: ingestion, Apr. 177
Nov./Dec. 474-475 Bleeding: intestinal, iron deficiency Cc
Autoimmunity, July 253-258 and cow’s milk, Aug. 293
concepts, present-day, July Blood Caffeine consumption, Apr.
253-258 biochemistry in kidney disease, 180-181
future prospects, July 253-258 Feb. 51-52 Calcium load, oral, Feb. 65—66
therapy and, July 255-257 donors and hepatitis, May/June basis of test, Feb. 65
Automobile (see Car) 245 description, Feb. 65—66
from HIV infection, exposure to, function tested, Feb. 65
Sept. 371 in hypercalciuria, Feb. 67
pressure measurements, Feb. 51 indication, Feb. 66
Blue sclerae, Jan. 38 results, Feb. 66
Backpacking neuropathy, Mar. “Bowling plexopathy,” Oct. 411-412 Caloric insufficiency: and
115 Bradycardia: in gastroesophageal gastroesophageal reflux,
Bacterial reflux, May/June 211—212 May/June 202
infections, skin manifestations of, Brain Campylobacter
Mar. 92—97 death, legal-medical aspects, July jejuni, Sept. 378
meningitis, legal-medical aspects 269-270 pylori: and gastroesophageal
of, July 276 dysfunction, static, legal-medical reflux, May/June 200
Barbeque grill: for cooking, aspects, July 262-263 Cancer
complications from, Nov./Dec. stem glioma, Apr. 136—139 colon
475 radiotherapy of, Apr. 138-139 risk in Crohn's disease, July
Bartter syndrome, Feb. 64 tumors, Apr. 129-175 286-287
Baseball finger, Mar. 115 endocrine function and, Apr. 163 risk with meat, fat and fiber, Oct.
Bathtubs: drowning in, Nov./Dec. future directions, Apr. 164—166 410
460 late sequelae, Apr. 161-164 lung, Apr. 176
Bean bag pillows: and injury oncogenesis and, Apr. 163-164 Car
prevention, Nov./Dec. 449 outcome, neuropsychological, (See also Motor vehicle)
Bed, bunk (see Bunk bed) Apr. 162—163 accidents, May/June 246
Beer drinker’s radiation injury in, Apr. 161—162 diabetes and, Oct. 410-411
cardiomyopathy, Mar. 115 stem, diffuse, Apr. 133 seizures and, Oct. 410-411
cobalt cardiomyopathy, Jan. Brandy storage, Sept. 374 safety during adolescence,
33-34 Bronchi, obstruction Nov./Dec. 444
Behavior problems: of foster four potential components of, seat(s)
children, Sept. 346 May/June 207 children graduating from,
Belches, May/June 196 in gastroesophageal reflux, protection of, Nov./Dec. 441
Belching: and gastroesophageal May/June 208—209 for children with special needs,
reflux, May/June 213 Bronchoconstriction: esophageal Nov./Dec. 441
Bethanechol: in gastroesophageal acidification causing, correct use, improving levels of,
reflux, May/June 225 May/June 209 Nov./Dec. 439-440
Bicarbonate, July 289 Bronchopulmonary dysplasia: and hospital involvement in
functional excretion, Feb. 68 gastroesophageal reflux, increasing use, Nov./Dec.
load, Feb. 67-68 May/June 212 440
basis of test, Feb. 67 Bubble gum constipation, Mar. 115 legislation, improving, Nov./Dec.
description, Feb. 67 Buffers belly, Mar. 115 438-439
function tested, Feb. 67 Bunk bed(s) restraints, counseling
indication, Feb. 67—68 guardrails, Nov./Dec. 449 suggestions for correct use,
Bicycles and injury prevention, injury prevention and, Nov./Dec. Nov./Dec. 440
Nov./Dec. 450-451 449 Cardiac (see Heart)
child passengers on adult bikes, mattress supports, Nov./Dec. 450 Cardiomyopathy, beer drinker’s, Mar.
Nov./Dec. 451 Burns, Nov./Dec. 460-463 115
Bile acids: and gastroesophageal contact, Nov./Dec. 462 cobalt, Jan. 33-34
reflux, May/June 200 from fireworks, Nov./Dec. Cardiovascular manifestations: of
Bilirubin 462-463 Kawasaki syndrome, Oct.
4Z, 15Z-, Sept. 338 from gasoline, Nov./Dec. 462 393-395
isomer of, configurational, Sept. scald, Nov./Dec. 461-462 Care
339 hot liquids, Nov./Dec. 461 foster (see Foster care)
Current Problems in Pediatrics / November/December 1991 477
Index
Care, Continued progress to date, Nov./Dec. 430 Commercialism in television (see
health, of foster children (see recreational environment, Television for children,
Foster children, health care) Nov./Dec. 450-453 commercialism in)
Cat: Cheshire, sign of, Mar. 117 research, Nov./Dec. 432—433 Complement reactions: immune
Catharsis theory: and television, Jan. research, funding of, Nov./Dec. complex antigen-antibody,
16 432-433 May/June 187
Cell(s) semantics, Nov./Dec. 430-432 Conception: and decision making
-mediated hypersensitivity, statement of Committee on about conception, Jan.
May/June 187 Accident and Poison 35-36
sickle cell anemia, May/June Prevention, Nov./Dec. 436 Condoms: and HIV infection spread,
243-244 “three E's,” Nov./Dec. 433 Sept. 376
Cerebellar astrocytoma, Apr. 133, violence, Nov./Dec. 454—458 Conjunctivitis: Chlamydia,
134-136 water safety, Nov./Dec. erythromycin for, in newborn,
cystic, Apr. 133 458-463 Feb. 78
Cesarean section: rate, July lawyers for, and foster care, Aug. Constipation
287-288 306 bubble gum, Mar. 115
Charitable societies: and foster care, motor vehicle deaths, Nov./Dec. sunflower seed, Mar. 117
Aug. 300 440 Consumer products: and injury
Cheese turners’ hypoglycemia, Mar. Chlamydia conjunctivitis: prevention, Nov./Dec.
115 erythromycin for, in newborn, 448-450
Chest Feb. 78 Contraceptive advertisements: on
pain in esophagitis, May/June Chloride-deficient formulas: television, Jan. 19
202-203 legal-medical aspects of, July Cough: in gastroesophageal reflux,
physiotherapy and 275-276 May/June 213, 214
gastroesophageal reflux, Chlorides: elevated sweat, Jan. 38 Counseling
May/June 213 Choking: prevention, Nov./Dec. for car safety during adolescence,
Chewing gum hyperamylasemia, 446-447 Nov./Dec. 444
Mar. 115 Cholesterol, Aug. 295-296 families about television, Jan.
Chicken: fat content of, July 285 coffee and, Feb. 81 21-22
Child abuse extraction from meat, Nov./Dec. about firearms, nonpowder,
foster care and, Sept 346 472 Nov./Dec. 458
prevention laws, Aug. 301—303 Choroid plexus tumors, Apr. office
Child welfare service program 158-160 guidelines, Nov./Dec. 437
funding, Aug. 303 Chromosomal syndromes: and principles of, Nov./Dec. 435
Children kidney malformations, Feb. schedule, age-specific,
death of, causes of, Nov./Dec. 431 59 Nov./Dec. 437
dermatology for, new Chromosome 5, Sept. 374-375 schedules, Nov./Dec. 437-438
developments in, Nov./Dec. Cisapride: in gastroesophageal topics, suggested, Nov./Dec.
421-427 reflux, May/June 226 439
foster (see Foster children) Citrus juice: interaction with drug, for pedestrian safety, Nov./Dec.
injury prevention for, Nov./Dec. Sept. 371 445
428-469 Claims: common causes of, July for poison prevention, Nov./Dec.
advocacy, Nov./Dec. 438 259-260 448
categories, Nov./Dec. 430-432 Cobalt cardiomyopathy: beer of pedestrians, guidelines,
commentary, Nov./Dec. 469 drinkers’, Jan. 33-34 Nov./Dec. 445
conceptual frameworks for, Cocaine CPR training: and water safety,
Nov./Dec. 433-434 “callus,” July 286 Nov./Dec. 459
definitions, Nov./Dec. 430-432 crack, and stroke, Apr. 181 Crack cocaine: and stroke, Apr. 181
education, Nov./Dec. 434—437 Coffee Craniopharyngioma, Apr. 151,
farm, the, Nov./Dec. 453-454 cholesterol and, Feb. 81 152-154
firearms, Nov./Dec. 454-458 consumption, Apr. 180-181 Creatinine
Haddon’s injury countermeasure Cognitive development: and in first month, Feb. 61
strategies, Nov./Dec. 435 television, Jan. 10—11 urinary protein-to-creatinine
Haddon’s matrix, Nov./Dec. 435 Cold: common, vitamin C for, Feb. concentration ratio, Feb. 54
health objectives, Nov./Dec. 434 77-78 Cribs
home environment, Nov./Dec. Colic, Aug. 293 injury prevention, Nov./Dec. 446
445-450 Colitis safety points, Nov./Dec. 446
home environment, smail Kool-Aid, Jan. 36, Mar. 116 Crocodile tears, Mar. 116
objects, Nov./Dec. 447 ulcerative, risk in Crohn’s disease, Crohn's disease, July 286-287
illusion of randomness, July 286-287 Crural repair: in gastroesophageal
Nov./Dec. 428-429 Colon cancer (see Cancer, colon) reflux, May/June 227
pediatric perspective, Nov./Dec. Coma: irreversible, legal-medical Custody: temporary, order of, and
429-430 aspects, July 269-272 foster care, Aug. 304
478 Current Problems in Pediatrics / November/December 1991
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Cutaneous (see Skin) therapeutic modalities, new, E
Cyanotic congenital heart disease, Mar. 87—89
May/June 248 transplantation in, Mar. 89—90 Ecthyma gangrenosum: in
Cystic Diagnostic techniques: newer, Pseudomonas septicemia,
cerebellar astrocytoma, Apr. 133 legal-medical aspects, July Mar. 98
fibrosis 264 Eczema herpeticum: in herpes
gastroesophageal reflux and, Diamox, Oct. 411 simplex, Mar. 107
May/June 212 Diaphragmatic hernia: in fetus, Feb. Education: for injury prevention to
screening for, Feb. 78-79 79 children, Nov./Dec. 434—437
Cystourethrography: micturating, in Diarrhea, May/June 246 Electrolyte(s)
kidney disease, Feb. 59-60 acute, Aug. 293-294 in kidney disease, Feb. 56—57
Cytomegalovirus infection Holy Communion, Jan. 37, Mar. metabolism test, Feb. 63—65
congenital, Mar. 106 116 Electromagnetic fields, Oct. 415
skin manifestations of, Mar. 105 typhoid Mary, Mar. 118 Elizabethan Poor Laws, Aug.
Cytotoxic antibodies, May/June 187 Diazepam: amnesia with, Apr. 177 298-299
Diet Embryo: frozen, for implant,
in gastroesophageal reflux, Nov./Dec. 470
D May/June 224—225 Emergency room treatment: in
neural tube defects and, Aug. unintentional injuries,
Darts: lawn, and injury prevention, 294-295 Nov./Dec. 434
Nov./Dec. 449 PKU, May/June 243 EMLA, Nov./Dec. 424
Death Dipstick: for urine, Feb. 80 Encephalomyelitis: myalgic,
(See also Mortality) Diuresis: hypotonic saline, Feb. 64 May/June 247, Aug. 325-326
brain, legal-medical aspects, July Divalent ions: and kidney disease, Encephalopathy: acute,
269-270 Feb. 57 legal-medical aspects, July
causes in children, Nov./Dec. DNA analysis, Aug. 324 263
431 Domperidone: in gastroesophageal Endocrine function: and brain
firearm reflux, May/June 226 tumors, Apr. 163
-related, in children, Nov./Dec. Dope, Mar. 116 Endoscopy: in gastroesophageal
454-455 Driveway: and injury prevention, reflux, May/June 217-218
unintentional, Nov./Dec. 456 Nov./Dec. 445 Ependymoma, Apr. 133, 139-142
infant, causes, July 287 Drowning, Nov./Dec. 460 Epilepsy
injury-related, causes, Nov./Dec. in bathtub, Nov./Dec. 460 Nintendo, Jan. 37
431-432 in buckets and pails, Nov./Dec. space invader’s, Mar. 117
major, Nov./Dec. 433 460 Epogen, Oct. 408-409
motor vehicle in older children, Nov./Dec. Epstein-Barr virus infection: skin
during adolescence, Nov./Dec. 460 manifestations of, Mar. 104
443 Drug(s) Eructation: in gastroesophageal
in children, Nov./Dec. 440 adverse reactions (see Allergy, reflux, May/June 213
vehicle-occupant, by age and drug) Erythema
seating position, Nov./Dec. allergy (see Allergy, drug) infectiosum, Mar. 102—103
443 antiepileptic, legal-medical migrans in Lyme disease, Mar.
Dental fillings: mercury in, Aug. aspects, July 266-269 101
327-328 in gastroesophageal reflux, Erythrocyte sedimentation rate, Aug.
Dermatitis: atopic, and food May/June 225-226 323
hypersensitivity, Nov./Dec. hepatotoxic, liver enzymes after, Erythromycin
425 Apr. 179 for Chlamydia conjunctivitis in
Dermatology: for children, new interaction with citrus juice, Sept. newborn, Feb. 78
developments in, Nov./Dec. 371 in pneumonia, Oct. 412-413
421-427 reactions, May/June 185-192 Esophageal reflux
Dermatophagoides pteronyssimus: pseudoallergic, May/June 186, belches, May/June 196
and asthma, Apr. 178-179 187-188 histopathology, May/June
Diabetes mellitus television and, Jan. 19 217-218
car accidents and, Oct. 410-411 DTP, Oct. 384 mechanisms of, May/June 194
insulin-dependent, and dietary Dysphagia: in esophagitis, May/June Esophagitis
protein, Aug. 326 203 asymptomatic, May/June 203
type |, Mar. 85-91 Dysplasia: bronchopulmonary, and chest pain in, May/June 202—203
compliance, Mar. 86—87 gastroesophageal reflux, dysphagia in, May/June 203
complications, Mar. 90 May/June 212 in gastroesophageal reflux,
etiology, Mar. 85—86 Dystonia May/June 202-205
new developments in, Mar. of neck in gastroesophageal heartburn in, May/June 202-203
85-91 reflux, May/June 215 histologic markers in, May/June
prevention, Mar. 85—86 writer's, Jan. 36 219
Current Problems in Pediatrics / November/December 1991 479
Index
Esophagitis, Continued Federal Communications Formulas: chloride-deficient,
peptic stricture in, May/June Commission: and television, legal-medical aspects of, July
204-205 Jan. 25-26 275-276
radiographic, May/June 216 Federal Trade Commission: and Foster care
reflux (see Reflux, esophagitis) television, Jan. 26 during adolescence, Sept.
Esophagus Fetus 349-351
acid clearance, May/June 199 hernia of, diaphragmatic, Feb. 79 agencies, Aug. 307-309
acid perfusion, May/June 219 immunoglobulin G in, Sept. 334 internal weaknesses, Aug.
acidification Fever 307-309
causing apnea, May/June 210 Lassa, ribavirin for, May/June 248 lack of community involvement
causing bronchoconstriction, Q, Nov./Dec. 470-471 in activities, Aug. 309
May/June 209 Rocky Mountain spotted, Mar. lack of information about
biopsy in gastroesophageal reflux, 98-99 children, Aug. 308
May/June 217-218 scarlet, Mar. 95 legal remedies for problems,
gastroesophageal (see Fiber intake: and colon cancer risk, Aug. 309
Gastroesophageal) Oct. 410 poor organization of structures,
length regression equations, Fibrosis (see Cystic fibrosis) Aug. 308
May/June 218 Fifth disease, Mar. 102—103 staff, insufficient and poorly
manometry, May/June 219 Finger: baseball, Mar. 115 trained, Aug. 307—308
peptic stricture, May/June Fire(s), Nov./Dec. 460-—463 in America, colonial, Aug. 299
204-205 house, Nov./Dec. 460-461 clinic, Sept. 363-364
pH monitoring, May/June Firearm(s) assessment procedure, Sept.
219-220 availability, Nov./Dec. 455 363-364
pressures during swallow, community advocacy, Nov./Dec. program description, Sept. 363
May/June 195 458 results, Sept. 364
reflux (see Esophageal reflux) deaths, unintentional, Nov./Dec. team for evaluation, Sept. 363
sphincter, lower 456 community-based approaches to
inhibitory pathways to, May/June epidemiology, Nov./Dec. 455—456 improving, Sept. 362—366
197 family attitudes about, history, current policy evaluation, Sept.
relaxations, transient, May/June Nov./Dec. 457 361-362
195-196 injuries effects on children, Sept. 360-362
tone, May/June 194-195 control strategies, Nov./Dec. Elizabethan Poor Laws, Aug.
tone modulation, May/June 196 456-457 298-299
sphincter, upper, dysfunction, nonfatal, Nov./Dec. 456 family preservation, Sept. 361
May/June 200 prevention, Nov./Dec. 454—458 family reunification program, Sept.
stenosis, differential diagnosis, unintentional, prevention of, 364-366
May/June 205 Nov./Dec. 457 program description, Sept. 365
tortilla chip, Jan. 37 mortality from, Jan. 16 history of, Aug. 298-303
Exanthem subitum nonpowder, counseling about, treatment of children, Aug. 299
with new herpes virus, Nov./Dec. Nov./Dec. 458 inappropriate management,
422 office practice guidelines, problems resulting from, Sept.
skin manifestations of, Mar. 103 Nov./Dec. 457-458 348-350
Exercise parents talking to children about, initial adjustment to, Sept.
in gastroesophageal reflux, Nov./Dec. 458 347-348
May/June 230 -related deaths in children, lawyers for children, Aug. 306
tolerance and glucose, Sept. Nov./Dec. 454-455 legal procedures, Aug. 304
371-372 removing from the home, legal proof tests, Aug. 305-306
Extremities: lower, in fifth disease, Nov./Dec. 457-458 long-term, Sept. 362
Mar. 103 risk factors, history, Nov./Dec. 457 medical passport program, Sept.
Eye injuries, Nov./Dec. 453 Fireworks: burns from, Nov./Dec. 366
462-463 program description, Sept. 366
Fluoride content: of bottled water, natural parents, Aug. 309-313
F Feb. 76—77 characteristics of families, Aug.
Flutist neuropathy, Mar. 116 311
Face: in measles, Mar. 105 Food feelings at time of placement,
Farm: the, and injury prevention, allergies, Apr. 182 Aug. 312
Nov./Dec. 453-454 causing asphyxiation, Jan. 37 placement reason, Aug.
Fast-food hypersensitivity and atopic 311-312
how fast is fast food? Feb. 81 dermatitis, Nov./Dec. 425 support group for, Sept. 365
restaurants, use of, Feb. 80-81 injury prevention and, Nov./Dec. visitation with child, Sept.
Fat 446-447 352-353
colon cancer risk and, Oct. 410 labeling, Aug. 296 options, comparison of, Sept.
content of chicken, July 285 Foot: “black foot disease,” July 289 361-362
480 Current Problems in Pediatrics / November/December 1991
Index
parents’ rights termination, Aug. recruiting difficulties, Aug. 308 clinical presentations, May/June
304-305 relationship 201-222
placement with agency, Aug. 314-315 neurobehavioral, May/June
argument against, Sept. 360 with child, Aug. 315 214-215
argument in favor of, Sept. with natural parents, Aug. 315 cough in, May/June 213, 214
360-361 successful, factors associated crural repair in, May/June 227
problems that result from, Sept. with, Aug. 317-318 cystic fibrosis and, May/June 212
347-349 support groups, Sept. 365 diagnosis, May/June 215-222
program funding, Aug. 303 training difficulties, Aug. 308 differential, May/June 222, 223
protection in, immediate, Aug. 304 Framingham Safety Surveys, diagnostic evaluation, summary of,
returning home from, Sept. Nov./Dec. 437 May/June 221-222
361-362 Fundoplication diet in, May/June 224—225
social worker and, Aug. 306 in gastroesophageal reflux (see domperidone in, May/June 226
system, Aug. 297-322, Sept. Gastroesophageal reflux, drugs in, May/June 225-226
345-370 fundoplication in) dystonic neck in, May/June 215
impact on child, Sept. 345-370 Nissen, May/June 226 endoscopy in, May/June 217-218
legal structure of, Aug. 303-319 Furosemide test, Feb. 70 esophageal acid perfusion in,
voluntary placement, Aug. 304 basis of test, Feb. 70 May/June 219
Foster children, Aug. 297-322, description, Feb. 70 esophageal biopsy in, May/June
Sept. 345-352 function tested, Feb. 70 217-218
academic problems of, Sept. indication, Feb. 70 esophageal ph monitoring in,
351-352 pH of urine and, Feb. 70 May/June 219-220
advocacy for, ineffective, Aug. 308 potassium excretion and, Feb. 70 esophagitis in, May/June
behavior problems of, Sept. 346 202-205
cognitive problems, Sept. exercise in, May/June 230
351-352 G frequency increase, May/June
demographics, Sept. 345-346 194-198
effects of foster care on, Sept. Ganglioglioma, Apr. 148-149 fundoplication in, May/June
360-362 Gangrene: with ecthyma in 226-227
emancipation planning, Sept. 351 Pseudomonas septicemia, complications, May/June 227
health of, Sept. 354-362 Mar. 98 success rate, May/June 227
health assessment Garage door openers: and injury gastric pressure, May/June 198
comprehensive, Sept. 356 prevention, Nov./Dec. gastric volume, May/June 198
initial, Sept. 356 449-450 gastrostomy and, May/June
health care Gasoline burns, Nov./Dec. 462 228-229
barriers to, Sept. 354-355 Gastric Helicobacter pylori and, May/June
Clinical issues, Sept. 355-358 pressure and gastroesophageal 200
delivery of, Sept. 354 reflux, May/June 198 hernia and, hiatal, May/June 228
pediatrician’s role in, Sept. 355 volume in gastroesophageal reflux, hiccups in, May/June 213
health services for, organization May/June 198 histologic sequelae of, May/June
of, Sept. 358-359 Gastroesophageal reflux, May/June 218
HIV and, Sept. 357 193-242 history, May/June 193-194
immunizations for, Sept. 357-358 acids in, May/June 199-200 hoarseness in, May/June
impact of foster care on, Sept. Angelichik antireflux prosthesis in, 213-214
345-370 May/June 227 infants contrasted with children
legal safeguards for, Aug. antireflux measures, May/June and adults, May/June 201
306-307 222-225 interaction with respiratory
neglect, Sept. 346-347 apnea in, May/June 209-211 disease, May/June 207
services for, Sept. 351 arousal state, May/June 200-201 laryngeal obstruction in, May/June
visitation with natural parents, aspiration in, May/June 206—207 209-211
Sept. 352-353 belching in, May/June 213 manometry in, May/June 219
Foster parent(s), Aug. 313-314 bethanechol in, May/June 225 metoclopramide in, May/June
adoption-seeking, Aug. 316 bradycardia in, May/June 225-226
attitudes and beliefs, Aug. 314 211-212 motility abnormalities in, May/June
attrition rate, high, Aug. 317 bronchial obstruction in, May/June 199
basic dilemma of, Aug. 318 208-209 neurologic impairment in,
spectrum of solutions, Aug. bronchopulmonary dysplasia in, May/June 229
318-319 May/June 212 diagnosis, May/June 229
de facto, Aug. 317 caloric insufficiency and, May/June pathophysiology, May/June
demographics, Aug. 313-314 202 229
interviewing by pediatrician, Sept. chest physiotherapy and, symptoms, May/June 229
355-356 May/June 213 treatment, May/June 229-230
kinship, Aug. 316-317 cisapride in, May/June 226 obesity and, May/June 228
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Gastroesophageal reflux, Continued Gianotti-Crosti syndrome: skin Hematuria
omeprazole in, May/June 226 manifestations of, Mar. goose step, Mar. 116
pathologic, May/June 221-222 108-109 Huffy bike, Mar. 116
pathophysiology, May/June Giardiasis: swimming pool, Mar. 117 Hemophilia, HIV from transfusions in
194-201 Glial tumors: supratentorial, Apr. (see HIV from transfusions in
pepsis, May/June 200 142-149 hemophilia)
perisphincteric factors, May/June Glioma Hemophilus influenzae conjugate
197-198 brain stem, Apr. 136—139 polysaccharide vaccines, Oct.
peristalsis and, May/June radiotherapy of, Apr. 138-139 381-383
198-199 hypothalamic, Apr. 151 Hemorrhage: intestinal, iron
pH probe detecting patterns, optic pathway, Apr. 149-152 deficiency and cow’s milk,
May/June 220 Glomerular diseases, Apr. 122 Aug. 293
physiologic infant, May/June Glomerular filtration rate Hepatitis
201-202 in kidney disease, Feb. 52—55 B
pneumonia and, May/June 208 normal values, Feb. 54 mosquitos carrying, Feb. 79
quantity, effect of position on, tests, Feb. 62—63 vaccine, recommendations for,
May/June 220 Glucose: and exercise tolerance, Oct. 383
radiography in, May/June Sept. 371-372 blood donors and, May/June 245
215-216, 225 Glue: “crazy,” for closing lacerations, Cc
refluxate Feb. 77 transmission by saliva, Oct.
esophageal clearance decrease, Gonococcal infections 414-415
May/June 198-199 disseminated, Mar. 96 virus, Jan. 3
mucosal resistance to, skin manifestations of, Mar. Hepatotoxic drug: liver enzymes
May/June 200 96-97 after, Apr. 179
noxiousness increase, May/June Grill: barbeque, for cooking, Hereditary kidney disease, Feb. 50
199-200 complications from, Nov./Dec. Hernia
regurgitant vs. nonregurgitant, 475 diaphragmatic, in fetus, Feb. 79
May/June 201 Growth hormone: recombinant, Aug. hiatal, and gastroesophageal
regurgitation in, May/June 326 reflux, May/June 228
201-202 Gun (see Firearms) Herpes
pharyngonasal, May/June 214 Gynecomastia: mortician’s, Mar. 117 simplex, Oct. 409-410
respiratory disease and, May/June eczema herpeticum in, Mar.
212 107
respiratory disease due to, H in newborn, Mar. 107
May/June 208 skin manifestations of, Mar.
respiratory dysfunction due to, Haddon's 106-108
mechanisms, May/June 206 injury countermeasure strategies, in wrestling team, Apr. 179
respiratory sequelae prevention, Nov./Dec. 435 virus, new, in roseola, Nov./Dec.
May/June 206 matrix for child injury prevention, 422
respiratory therapies and, Nov./Dec. 435 Hiatal hernia: and gastroesophageal
May/June 212-213 Hair growth, May/June 247 reflux, May/June 228
rumination in, May/June 215 Hand-foot-and-mouth disease: skin Hiccups: in gastroesophageal reflux,
saliva in, May/June 199 manifestations of, Mar. May/June 213
Sandifer’s syndrome and, 103-104 Histocompatibility complex: major, in
May/June 214 Handicaps: severe, legal-medical autoimmunity, July 254-255
scintigraphy in, May/June aspects, July 271 HIV, Oct. 414
216-217 Hatter: mad as a, Mar. 116-117 in children, Jan. 5-6
stridor in, May/June 211 Head trauma: minor closed, exposure to blood from infected
sucralfate in, May/June 226 legal-medical aspects of, July person, Sept. 371
surgery of, May/June 226-227 277 foster children and, Sept. 357
symptoms due to, May/June Health of foster children (see Foster from needle-stick injury, Jan.
222 children, health) 34-35
treatment, May/June 222-230 Heart -1
for special groups, May/June athlete’s, Sept. 377 molluscum contagiosum in, Mar.
227-228 disease, congenital, cyanotic, 109
trypsin and, May/June 200 May/June 248 skin manifestations of, Mar. 109
ventilation in, mechanical, transplant, hypertension after, Apr. spread and condoms, Sept. 376
May/June 213 178 from transfusions, Feb. 41—47
Gastrostomy: and gastroesophageal Heartburn: in esophagitis, May/June in hemophilia, Feb. 44—46
reflux, May/June 228-229 202-203 in hemophilia, background, Feb.
Genes: rare, Aug. 324-325 Helicobacter pylori: and 44-45
Genome, Apr. 177 gastroesophageal reflux, in hemophilia, future promise,
Germinoma, Apr. 156 May/June 200 Feb. 46
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plasma concentrates in, newer function tested, Feb. 63 Intoxication: water, psychogenic,
types, Feb. 45-46 indication, Feb. 64 Feb. 76
prevention, Feb. 42—44 Intracranial tumors
risk factors for HIV-related legal-medical aspects of, July
transfusion problem, Feb. 42 277-278
risk in nonhemophiliac children, topographic distribution, Apr. 130
Feb. 41-44 Ig (see Immunoglobulin) Iron deficiency: intestinal bleeding
risk in nonhemophiliac children, Imaging and cow’s milk, Aug. 293
incidence, Feb. 41 in kidney disease, Feb. 59-62
risk in nonhemophiliac children, in urinary tract infection, Feb. 62
natural history, Feb. 41-42 Immune J
transmission by milk of infected complex antigen-antibody
mother, July 287 complement reactions, Jazz dancer’s bottom, Mar. 116
HLA typing, Aug. 324 May/June 187 Jogging: beneficial effect, Feb. 81
Home environment mechanism in allergic drug
injury prevention and, Nov./Dec. reactions, May/June 186
445-450 system activation, inflammation K
small objects, Nov./Dec. 447 secondary to, July 253-254
Homicide, Nov./Dec. 455 thrombocytopenic purpura, Kawasaki syndrome, Oct. 387-407
prevention, Nov./Dec. 456 maternal, risk to infant, July associated features, Oct. 389
Hormone(s) 284-285 cardiovascular manifestations, Oct.
growth, recombinant, Aug. 326 Immunity (see Autoimmunity) 393-395
parathyroid (see Parathyroid Immunization(s), Oct. 381-386 Clinical features, Oct. 388-391
hormone) adverse reactions to, legal-medical commentary, Oct. 406-407
Household appliances: entrapment aspects of, July 272—275 diagnostic criteria, Oct. 388
in, Nov./Dec. 448-449 for children not immunized in first epidemiology, Oct. 391-392
Human immunodeficiency virus (see year, Sept. 358 etiology, Oct. 392-393
HIV) for foster children, Sept. history, Oct. 387-388
Hydrocephalus: legal-medical 357-358 laboratory features, Oct. 391
aspects of, July 277 poliomyelitis, legal-medical management, Oct. 396-401
Hydrogen peroxide: ingestion, Apr. aspects of, July 274 pathologic features, Oct. 395-396
178 Immunoglobulin treatment, Oct. 396-401
Hydropenia plus vasopressin, Feb. E-mediated hypersensitivity, recommended, current, Oct. 397
64-65, 66 May/June 186-187 Kidney
basis of test, Feb. 64 G anomalies
description, Feb. 64—65 in fetus and newborn, Sept. 334 chromosomal syndromes and,
function tested, Feb. 64 in prematurity, Sept. 335 Feb. 59
indication, Feb. 65 IV nonchromosomal syndromes
Hydrox fecalis, Mar. 116 complications of, Sept. 337 and, Feb. 60
Hyperamylasemia: chewing gum, for newborn, Sept. 333-335 biopsy in kidney disease, Feb.
Mar. 115 prophylaxis of sepsis in newborn, 70-71
Hypercalciuria: oral calcium load in, Sept. 336 disease, Feb. 48-81, Aug. 327
Feb. 67 Immunosuppression: and pepper, acid-base homeostasis and,
Hypercholesteremia: lovastatin in, Apr. 181-182 Feb. 55-56
Apr. 178 Implant: embryo for, Nov./Dec. 470 biopsy of kidney in, Feb. 70-71
Hyperphosphatemia: aluminum Infection blood biochemistry in, Feb.
hydroxide in, Sept. 375-376 systemic, skin manifestations of, 51-52
Hypersensitivity Mar. 92—114 cystourethrography in,
cell-mediated, May/June 187 what's new in, Jan. 3—7 micturating, Feb. 59—60
delayed, May/June 187 Inflammation diagnostic workup, Feb. 48-81
IgE-mediated, May/June 186-187 control of, July 255-256 divalent ions and, Feb. 57
Hypertension, Apr. 123-124 secondary to immune system electrolytes in, Feb. 56-57
“berserk,” Mar. 115 activation, July 253-254 end-stage, Apr. 124-125
after heart transplant, Apr. 178 Injury glomerular filtration rates in,
tobacco-chewing, Jan. 37, Mar. prevention in children (see Feb. 52—55
115 Children, injury prevention) hereditary, Feb. 50
Hypoglycemia: Cheese turner’s, Jan. -related deaths, major causes, history, Feb. 48-49
36, Mar. 115 Nov./Dec. 431-432, 433 history, family, Feb. 49
Hypothalamic glioma, Apr. 151 unintentional, requiring emergency history, past, Feb. 49
Hypotonic saline diuresis, Feb. 64 room treatment, Nov./Dec. imaging in, Feb. 59-62
Hypotonic saline load, Feb. 63—64 434 laboratory workup for, basic,
basis of test, Feb. 63 Intestinal bleeding: iron deficiency Feb. 51-59
description, Feb. 63—64 and cow’s milk, Aug. 293 metabolic, Apr. 122-123
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Kidney, Continued Legal procedures: in foster care, Microscopy: of urinary sediment,
in newborn, Feb. 58—59 Aug. 304 Feb. 52
physical examination in, Feb. Legal proof tests: and foster care, Milk
49-50 Aug. 305-306 allergy, Aug. 293
polycystic, July 286 Legal remedies: for problems with cow’s, intestinal bleeding and iron
proteinuria in, Feb. 54—55 foster care agencies, Aug. deficiency, Aug. 293
pyelography in, IV, Feb. 59 309 of HIV infected mother,
radiography in, Feb. 59 Legal safeguards: for foster children, transmission to infant, July
radioisotope exam in, Feb. Aug. 306-307 287
61-62 Legal structure: of foster care Mineral metabolism test, Feb. 65—67
signs and symptoms, system, Aug. 303-319 Mollicute organism: in chronic
presenting, Feb. 48—49 Legislation: about television, Jan. uveitis, Feb. 78
systems review, Feb. 49 26-27 Molluscum contagiosum: in HIV-1,
ultrasound in, Feb. 60—61 Leukocytosis: jogger’s, Mar. 116 Mar. 109
uric acid and, Feb. 58 Liver enzymes: after hepatotoxic Monitoring: of esophageal pH,
urinalysis in, Feb. 51 drug, Apr. 179 May/June 219-220
water metabolism and, Feb. Lovastatin: in hypercholesteremia, Mortality
57-58 Apr. 178 (See also Death)
failure, Aug. 326 Lung cancer, Apr. 176 from firearms, Jan. 16
chronic, recombinant GH and Lye: ingestion, Apr. 177 measles, May/June 244
short stature, Aug. 326 Lyme disease, Mar. 101—102 Mosquitos: carrying hepatitis B, Feb.
progression of, Feb. 53 erythema migrans in, Mar. 101 79
function tests, Feb. 62—70 Lymphocytes: rogue, July 256—257 Motor vehicle (See a/so Car)
threshold phosphate T Lymphocytes: manipulation of, July Motor vehicle deaths: in children,
concentration, Feb. 58 256-257 Nov./Dec. 440
tubular acidosis Motor vehicle occupants, Nov./Dec.
acid excretion in, Feb. 69 438-444
differential diagnosis, Feb. 55 death during adolescence,
type 1, Feb. 68-69 Nov./Dec. 443
urine pH in, Feb. 69 Malaria: “airport,” Jan. 35 death by age and seating position,
Malformations, kidney (see Kidney, Nov./Dec. 443
anomalies) epidemiology, Nov./Dec. 438
L Manometry issues in, pertinent, Nov./Dec.
for esophageal biopsy, May/June 438-444
Labor: preterm, Aug. 323 217 Motor vehicles: unlicensed, and
Lacerations: closing with “crazy esophagus, May/June 219 injury prevention, Nov./Dec.
glue,” Feb. 77 Marfan syndrome, July 284 453
Laryngeal obstruction: in Measles Mountain climbing, Oct. 411
gastroesophageal reflux, atypical, Mar. 106 Mozart: cause of death, Nov./Dec.
May/June 209-211 mortality, May/June 244 473
Laser: for vascular lesions, skin manifestations of, Mar. 105 Music videos, Jan. 20
Nov./Dec. 423-424 vaccine, May/June 189 Myalgic encephalomyelitis, May/June
Lassa fever: ribavirin for, May/June Meat: and colon cancer risk, Oct. 410 247, Aug. 325-326
248 Medical-legal (see Legal-medical) Myringotomy tubes, Feb. 78
Lawn mowers: power, and injury Medicine: and television stereotypes,
prevention, Nov./Dec. 450 Jan. 21
Lawyers: children’s, and foster care, Medulloblastoma, Apr. 130—134
Aug. 306 Meningioma, Apr. 160—161
Lead poisoning, Jan. 38 Meningitis Nail biting, Sept. 375
Learning theory: social, and bacterial, legal-medical aspects of, Natural parents and foster care (see
television, Jan. 15-16 July 276 Foster care, natural parents)
Left-handed offspring: with advanced steroids and, Jan. 4-5 Neck
maternal age, Nov./Dec. 471 tuberculous, rapid diagnosis, Oct. dystonia in gastroesophageal
Legal-medical aspects of neurologic 409-410 reflux, May/June 215
disorders, risk reduction in, Meningococcemia, Mar. 97 nine-ball, Mar. 117
July 278 purpura fulminans in, Mar. 97 Needle-stick injury: HIV from, Jan.
aspects of neurologic problems, Meningomyelocele, May/June 34-35
July 259-283 245-246, Oct. 413-414 Neonatal (see Newborn)
background, July 262—266 Mercury, Apr. 180, Aug. 328-329 Neoplasms (see Tumors)
general, July 260-262 in dental fillings, Aug. 327-328 Nephrology, Apr. 121-128
issues Metoclopramide: in new developments in, Apr.
pediatrician and, July 259-260 gastroesophageal reflux, 121-128
specific to pediatrics, July 260 May/June 225-226 screening, Apr. 121-122
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