2002 Cumulative Index

Volume 7, Numbers 1-12, Pages 1-140
January-December 2002

A

• abdominal trauma
  evaluation of, 4:36
  imaging, 4:35
  management of, algorithm for, 4:41
• acute metabolic encephalopathy, 1:3
  emergency treatment of, 1:10
• airway management
  and upper airway obstruction, 11:129
• allergic reactions,
  antibiotic, 6:62
  to bee stings, 5:49, 6:61
  causes, 6:60
  to foods, 6:62
  hereditary, 6:63
  to latex, 6:63
  management of, 6:64
  to nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), 6:63
• analgesics, 2:17
• anaphylaxis, 6:60
  treatment of, 6:64
• animal bites, 5:45
• antibiotic allergies, 6:62
• asthma
  diagnostic tests for, 10:108
  differential diagnosis, 10:109
  management, 10:109
  risk factors for, 10:107

B

• bee stings, 5:49, 6:61
• bites
  arthropod, 5:48
  mammal, 5:45
  algorithm for treatment of, 5:47
  and rabies, 5:48
  snake, 5:51
  algorithm for treatment of, 5:53

C

• cardiac disease, 7:69
• clavicle fracture, 3:27
• compartment syndrome, 3:30
• congenital heart disease,
  acyanotic, 7:71
  and circulatory changes, 7:70
  critical left heart obstruction, 8:84
  critical right heart obstruction, 8:85
  cyanotic, 7:72
  diagnotic tests for, 7:76
  and dysrhythmias, 8:90
  and prophylaxis of endocarditis, 8:(supp.)
  surgical correction of, 8:87
  transposition of the great arteries, 8:83
  truncus arteriosus, 8:84
• critical left heart obstruction, 8:84
• critical right heart obstruction, 8:85
• croup, viral
  and upper airway obstruction, 11:118

D

• diptheria
  and upper airway obstruction, 11:125
• dysrhythmias, in congenital heart defects, 8:90

E

• elbow fracture, 3:28
• encephalopathy, acute metabolic, 1:3
• endocarditis, prophylaxis of, 8:(supp.)
• epiglottitis
  and upper airway obstruction, 11:122

F

• fasting, prior to sedation, guidelines for,2:14
• food allergies, 6:62
• forearm injuries, 3:25
• foreign bodies
  aspirated, 9:100
  ear, 9:95
  gastrointestinal, 9:97
  genitourinary, 9:101
  identification of, 9:93
  nasal, 9:94
  rectal, 9:102
  removal of, 9:94
• fractures
  clavicle, 3:27
  elbow, 3:28
  humerus, 3:27
  Monteggia, 3:30
  radius and ulna, 3:29
  scapula, 3:27

H

• heart disease, congenital
  acyanotic, 7:71
  and circulatory changes, 7:70
  critical left heart obstruction, 8:84
  critical right heart obstruction, 8:85
  cyanotic, 7:72
  diagnotic tests for, 7:76
  and dysrhythmias, 8:90
  and prophylaxis of endocarditis, 8:(supp.)
  surgical correction of, 8:87
  transposition of the great arteries, 8:83
  truncus arteriosus, 8:84
• humerus, fracture of, 3:27
• hyperammonemia, 1:7
• hypnotics, 2:16
• hypoglycemia, 1:5

I

• imaging
  of abdominal trauma, 4:35
• infection
  and upper airway obstruction, 11:117
• intra-abdominal injury, 3:25

J

• jaundice, 1:10

L

• latex allergy, 6:63

M

• metabolic acidosis, 1:8
• metabolic diseases
  acute metabolic encephalopathy, 1:3
  emergency treatment, 1:10
  general concepts of, 1:2
  genetic defects, 1:1
  glucose and carbohydrates, 1:2
  hyperammonemia, 1:7
  hypoglycemia, 1:5
  inborn errors, 1:1
  clinical manifestations of, 1:4
  jaundice caused by, 1:10
  and life-threatening sequelae, 1:3
  postmortem analysis, 1:10
  screening in newborns, 1:3
  ketones, 1:3
  metabolic acidosis, 1:8
  protein, 1:3
  screening for, 1:3
• Monteggia fracture, 3:30

N

• nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), allergies to, 6:63

O

• orthopedic injuries, 3:25
  age-appropriate management of, 3:25
  clinical evaluation, 3:25
  and compartment syndrome, 3:30
  fractures
  clavicle, 3:27
  elbow, 3:28
  humerus, 3:27
  Monteggia, 3:30
  radius and ulna, 3:29
  scapula, 3:27
  radial head subluxation, 3:30
  and reflex sympathetic dystrophy, 3:31

P

• pharmacologic agents for sedation
  analgesics, 2:17
  hypnotics, 2:16
  sedatives, 2:17
  unique agents, 2:18

R

• rabies, 5:48
• radial head subluxation, 3:30
• radius fracture, 2:19
• reflex sympathetic dystrophy, 3:31
• retropharyngeal abscess, 11:125
  and upper airway obstruction, 11:125
• reversal agents, 2:20

S

• scapula, fracture of, 3:27
• sedation, 2:13
  adverse outcomes of, 2:20
  and complications, 2:18
  and fasting, 2:14
  guidelines for, 2:13
  pharmacologic agents, 2:17
  analgesics, 2:17
  hypnotics, 2:16
  sedatives, 2:17
  unique agents, 2:18
  procedures, 2:15
  recovery times, 2:19
  reversal agents, 2:20
  selection of agent , 2:15
• shoulder injuries, 3:25
• skeletal properties, of children, 3:25
• stings, insect, and allergic reactions, 6:61

T

• tracheitis, bacterial, 11:124
  and upper airway obstruction, 11:124
• truncus arteriosus, 8:84

U

• ulnar fracture, 3:29
• upper airway obstruction
  and airway management, 11:129
  and croup, 11:118
  and diptheria, 11:125
  and epiglottitis, 11:122
  and infection, , 11:124
  and tracheitis, 11:124
• urticaria, 6:59