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Điều này hỗ trợ nghiên cứu lâm sàng được thiết kế theo truyền thống của dòng viện trợ đầu tiên của sách. Bạn sẽ tìm thấy hơn là chỉ đơn giản là chuẩn bị cho thành công về các kỳ thi thư ký, tài nguyên này cũng sẽ giúp hướng dẫn bạn trong chẩn đoán lâm sàng và điều trị rất nhiều trong những vấn đề nhìn thấy bác sĩ nhi khoa | HOW TO SUCCEED IN THE PEDIATRICS CLERKSHIP INTRODUCTION This clinical study aid was designed in the tradition of the First Aid series of books. You will find that rather than simply preparing you for success on the clerkship exam this resource will also help guide you in the clinical diagnosis and treatment of many of the problems seen by pediatricians. The content of the book is based on the objectives for medical students laid out by the Council on Medical Student Education in Pediatrics COMSEP . Each of the chapters contains the major topics central to the practice of pediatrics and has been specifically designed for the third-year medical student learning level. The content of the text is organized in the format similar to other texts in the First Aid series. Topics are listed by bold headings and the meat of the topic provides essential information. The outside margins contain mnemonics diagrams summary or warning statements and tips. Tips are categorized into typical scenarios Typical Scenario exam tips and ward tips . The pediatric clerkship is unique among all the medical school rotations. Even if you are sure you do not want to be a pediatrician it can be a very fun and rewarding experience. There are three key components to the rotation 1 what to do on the wards 2 what to do on outpatient and 3 how to study for the exam. I ON THE WARDS . . . Be on time. Most ward teams begin rounding around 8 A.M. If you are expected to pre-round you should give yourself at least 15 minutes per patient that you are following to see the patient look up any tests and learn about the events that occurred overnight. Like all working professionals you will face occasional obstacles to punctuality but make sure this is occasional. When you first start a rotation try to show up at least an extra 15 minutes early until you get the routine figured out. There will often be table rounds followed by walking rounds. Find a way to keep your patient information organized and handy. By .
