C1 Overview of Pediatrics
C2 Child Health Disparities
C3 Global Child Health
C4 Quality and Value in Healthcare for Children
C5 Safety in Healthcare for Children
C6 Ethics in Pediatric Care
C7 Pediatric Palliative Care
C8 Domestic and International Adoption
C9 Foster and Kinship Care
C10 Medical Evaluation of the Foreign-Born Child
C11 Cultural Issues in Pediatric Care
C12 Maximizing Children’s Health Screening, Anticipatory Guidance, and Counseling
C13 Injury Control
Scope of the problem
Mortality
Nonfatal injuries
Global child injuries
Principles of injury control
Water
Never leave child unattended around water
Fence all 4 sides of pool & install self-locking, self-latching gate
Use life jackets
Teach child to swim
Fire
Install smoke detectors on every level of home
Test smoke detectors & change batteries regularly.
Gun
If present, store gun unloaded and locked
Store ammunition separately from guns
Home
- Lock medications & toxic household products out of reach
- Remove dangling cords & cover power outlets
- Install safety gates on stairs
- Set water heater to maximum temperature of 49? (120?)
- Mount furniture & TV to wall
- Avoid choking hazards
- Eg, whole grapes, raw vegetables, small objects
- Until age 4
Risk factors for childhood injuries
Age
Gender
Race and ethnicity
Socioeconomic status
Rural-urban location
Environment
Mechanisms of injury
Motorvehicle injuries



C14 Impact of Violence on Children
C15 Child Trafficking for Sex and Labor
C16 Abused and Neglected Children



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