Weekly outline
Pediatrics 260 Clinical Rotations
Welcome to the Pediatrics clinical rotations! This section contains references for your rotation.
Pediatrics 260 Student Course Guide
Telemedicine Plenary Course
July 30 2021
*** Please view the following videos prior to the Telemedicine Plenary Session***
1. The Well Baby Examination
2. The Well Child Examination
3. Respiratory Examination
4. Gastrointestinal Examination
5. Telemedicine Guidelines
6. Pediatric History and Physical Examination
7. Telemedicine (transparency, consent, and data privacy)
*Videos prepared by the Philippine Pediatric Society
Pediatric Emergency Medicine
PEM Lectures
Pediatric Wards
Links to Pediatric PE Videos
NICU & DRI
- Ballard's Scoring
- EINC and Neonatal Resuscitation
- Newborn Physical Examination
- STABLE Modules
- Sugar
- Temperature
- Airway (2 videos)
- Blood pressure
- Lab work & Emotional support
Pediatrics 260 Lectures and Resources
**Synchronous Lecture Recordings**
Nephrology
This will be a 3-part series that will tackle the common issues seen in the clinics.
Part 1: Fluid and Electrolyte Principles
Part 2: Common Kidney Function Tests in Pediatrics
Part 3: Principles of Pediatric Renal Replacement Therapy
Preventive Pediatrics
It has been said that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. In this preventive pediatrics module, we will be talking about anticipatory guidance, feeding, immunizations and other related preventive pediatrics topics like growth and development. We also included the pediatric physical exam in this module. As LU7 students, we hope that the materials that we have prepared for you will be able to help you in the future when you have a pediatric patient.
At the end of the module, you should be able to:
- Discuss the different components of preventive pediatrics
- Apply preventive pediatrics in several cases included in the module
- Integrate the different components of preventive pediatrics in the cases
Module Topics
Sample Cases
Supplemental Readings and Guides
Allergy and Immunology
There is no actual in-patient rotation of interns in Allergy and Immunology. Their exposure will depend on whether they will have in-patients with allergy and immunology diseases in their ward, nursery or PER rotations. These patients are usually referred to the Allergy and Immunology Service for co-management. The interns are encouraged to read up on common in-patient allergy and immunology diseases to supplement their ward exposures.
At the out-patient department, interns may be able to rotate at the Allergy and Immunology Clinic during their subspecialty clinic rotations or they may encounter similar cases at the general pediatrics clinic.
Lectures for the Didactic Course
Supplemental Lectures for Clinical Rotations
Cardiology
For the Pediatric Cardiology lecture, please read Overview of Heart Disease in Children and watch the video on Pediatric Cardiovascular PE in preparation for discussion and open forum.
Supplemental Lectures for Clinical Rotations