Pediatrics is a clinical medicine discipline that studies the development, health care and disease prevention and treatment of children from fetus to adolescence. Children from the fetus to the adolescent is a process of physical and intellectual maturity, its body in anatomy, physiology, pathology, development and treatment of disease are different from adults, and has its own characteristics in each age stage. The task of pediatrics is to enable students to master the characteristics of pediatric anatomy, physiology and biochemistry, immunity, growth and development, nutrition and metabolism, prevention and health care and clinical aspects, including the etiology, pathogenesis, clinical manifestations, diagnosis and prevention methods of common pediatric diseases. Lay the foundation for students to engage in pediatric clinical medicine and child health care work in the future.
Overview
Syllabus
- Chapter 1 introduction
- 1.1 scope tasks and characteristics of pediatrics
- 1.2 age stage of children
- Chapter 2 growth and development
- 2.1 growth and development regularity and influencing factors
- 2.2 physical growth and development
- 2.3 bone and tooth development
- 2.4 neuropsychological development
- Chapter 3 child health
- 3.1 planned immunization
- Chapter 4 nutrition and nutritional disorders
- 4.1 child nutrition
- 4.2 infant feeding
- 4.3 rachitis
- 4.4 vitamin Ddeficiency tetany
- Chapter 5 neonatal and neonatal diseases
- 5.1 overview of neonatal and neonatal diseases
- 5.2 difference between normal term and preterm infants
- 5.3 neonatal sepsis
- 5.4 pedicterus
- 5.5 asphyxia neonatorum（上）
- 5.6 asphyxia neonatorum（下）
- 5.7 haemolytic disease of the newborn
- 5.8 neonatal hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy
- Chapter 6 immune disease
- 6.1 allergic purpura
- 6.2 kawasaki disease
- Chapter 7 infectious disease
- 7.1 infectious mononucleosis
- 7.2 primary pulmonary tuberculosis
- Chapter 8 digestive diseases
- 8.1 anatomical and physiological characteristics of digestive system in children
- 8.2 clinical characteristics of several common types of entertis
- 8.3 infantile diarrhea
- Chapter 9 infantile diarrhea
- 9.1 anatomical and physiological characteristics of respiratory system in children
- 9.2 acute upper respiratory tract infection
- 9.3 a particular kind of pneumonia
- 9.4 bronchopneumonia
- 9.5 bronchial asthma in children
- Chapter 10 cardiovascular system disease
- 10.1 normal anatomy and physiology of the cardiovascular system
- 10.2 congenital heart disease
- Chapter 11 diseases of urinary system
- 11.1 anatomy of urinary system in children
- 11.2 nephrotic syndrome in children
- 11.3 acute glomerulonephritis in children
- Chapter 12 hematopoietic system diseases
- 12.1 pediatric hematopoiesis
- 12.2 iron-deficiency anaemia
- Chapter 13 neuromuscular system diseases
- 13.1 convulsion in children
- Final exam
Taught by
Yangsen, Hu Bo, Deng Xiang, Hu Yunhai, Du Lijun, Liu Zhenmin, Yu Miao, Feng Wen, Shi Juan, Chen Xuejiao, Qiu Menglu, Wang Lijuan, He Qing, Chen Boren, Gao Ping, Luo Feifei, Gong Ying, He Jing, Jiang Li, Li Yanqiong, Xian Yuqi, Yu Li, Zhangbo, Lin Meihong, and Han Siqi
