Pediatric Nursing

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Articles in Sept-Oct, 1997 issue of Pediatric Nursing

• Fosphenytoin sodium: new drug to replace intravenous phenytoin sodium
  by Sarah Mills Voytko
• Examining assumptions underlying nursing practice with children and families
  by Elizabeth Ahmann
• Take me to your leader
  by Veronica D. Feeg
• Preventing insurance denials: disease management
  by Christine Golazeski Leyden
• Weaning from gastrostomy tube feeding: commentary on oral aversion
  by Marjorie Meyer Palmer
• Pediatric Nursing Humanitarian Award recipient: Rear Admiral Julia R. Plotnick
• Therapeutic play for hospitalized preschoolers in Lebanon
  by Lina Kurdahi Zahr
• School services for children with chronic conditions
  by Judith A. Vessey
• Traumatic brain injury care path
  by Christine Golazeski Leyden
• Reliability of head circumference measurements in preterm infants
  by Kathryn Sutter
• Macrolide antibiotics
  by Elizabeth Farrington
• Books for siblings of children having illness or disability
  by Elizabeth Ahmann
• Varicella exposure in a child at risk of being immunosuppressed
  by John G. Twomey
• Epilepsy surgery for partial seizures
  by Susan L. Lannon
• The use of heparin and normal saline flushes in neonatal intravenous catheters
  by Marilyn Krueger Paisley
• Fighting Chance
  by Elizabeth Ahmann
• Heliox: a new treatment for life-threatening asthma
  by Mary G. Browne-Heitschmidt
• Diagnosis and pharmacological management of acute otitis media
  by Nancy H. Montville
• Use of the ketogenic diet in treating children with seizures
  by Melori E. McDonald
• Institutional policies on the use of physical restraints on children
  by Janice Selekman
• Revisiting ethics in a managed care era
  by Veronica D. Feeg
• A comparison of reagent strips and the refractometer for measurement of urine specific gravity in hospitalized children
  by Sharon Jackson Barton
• An interdisciplinary team approach to implementing the ketogenic diet for the treatment of seizures
  by Lori Batchelor
• Tuberculosis in infants, children, and adolescents: an update with case studies
  by Marguerite McMillan Jackson
• Effects of television viewing on children's development
  by Judith A. Vessey