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The correct nutrition for the first 1,000 day window greatly affects child capacity to develop, learn and succeed. Diet during pregnancy and in the first years of a child life gives the basic building blocks for brain health, growth development and to build strong immune system. During the developing stages between infancy and adolescence, sufficient nutrition is most important. Proper eating habits for kids won't just help their normal development and improvement of growth, but also supports their immune system, and creates deep rooted dietary habits for lifelong. Although dietary needs, cravings, and tastes will differ broadly all through children, it is essential to constantly give your child healthy choices from all of the major nutrition foods. Breast feeding has vital ingredients that are not found in any infant formula to form the baby’s immune system and survival of neonate.
- Track 1-1First 1000 Days
- Track 1-2Formula Feeding
- Track 1-3Parental & Enteral Nutrition
- Track 1-4Intake of Proteins
- Track 1-5Pediatric Obesity Consequences
- Track 1-6Pediatric Eating Disorders
Neonatology is a subspecialty of pediatrics that comprises of the medical care of new-born infants, particularly the sick or premature babies. It is a hospital based speciality and is generally practised in neonatal intensive care units. Neonatologists are medicinal specialists who have had prepared particularly to deal with the most complicated and high-risk conditions. Neonatologist’s deals with special conditions like premature new born, or has serious disease, damage, birth absconds, intrauterine growth retardation, low birth weight, sepsis, pulmonary hypoplasia or birth asphyxia.
- Track 2-1Infections in Newborns
- Track 2-2Immunization of preterm infants
- Track 2-3Neonatal Genetics
- Track 2-4Neonatal Diabetes
- Track 2-5Neonatal jaundice
- Track 2-6Neonatal sepsis
- Track 2-7Neonatal Resuscitation
Generally, child safety has been observed as a most interest matter to experts in particular social services, well-being, psychological well-being, and justice system. Child mishandle is more than wounds and broken bones. Physical abuse may be better visible than other types such as emotional abuse and neglect, and also leave intense long-term lasting scars. The prior abused children get assist, the more chance they to need to settle and break the cycle—instead of perpetuate it. By finding out about general harbingers of abuse and what we would be able to do to intervene, we can have an enormous effect in a child’s life.
- Track 3-1Prevention of child abuse
- Track 3-2Risk and protective factors
- Track 3-3Child Maltreatment
- Track 3-4Domestic violence on children
- Track 3-5Child sexual abuse
- Track 3-6Peer victimization
- Track 3-7Alcohol and drug abuse
- Track 3-8Child trafficking
Pediatrics is the branch of treatment that includes the medicinal care of new-born children, adolescents and teenagers. A pediatrician is a specialist who will deal with the physical, mental and all health aspects of their pediatric patients, in each phase of development. The theme of the investigation of pediatrics is to decrease new-born and neonatal rate of deaths, control the spread of illnesses and furthermore to advance wide-range of lifestyles for a long infection free life and help to lessening the issues of kids and adolescents.
- Track 4-1Pediatric infections
- Track 4-2Pediatrics genetic and congenital conditions
- Track 4-3Pediatric organ diseases and dysfunctions
- Track 4-4Pediatric functional disabilities
- Track 4-5Pediatric injuries
- Track 4-6Pediatric developmental delays and disorders
- Track 4-7Mitochondrial Diseases
Pediatric nursing is the therapeutic care of neonates and infants up to pre-adulthood, for the most part in an in-patient hospital or day-clinic. The principle part of pediatric nurses is to regulate direct strategies and medications to infants as indicated by prescribed nursing care plans. Pediatric nurses are relied upon to have a quick reaction and stressful situations during threatening conditions. Neonatal nursing is a branch of human services that focus in giving support to new born premature babies, or experiencing medical issues, such as birth defects, diseases, or heart deformities. Numerous neonatal nurses work in Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), giving exceedingly specific medicinal care to the new-borns in risk
- Track 5-1Neonatal Nursing
- Track 5-2Neonatal Nursing
- Track 5-3Pediatric Emergency Nursing
- Track 5-4Palliative paediatric nursing
- Track 5-5Direct nursing care
- Track 5-6rack 5-5Infectious Diseases
- Track 5-7Surgical Care
- Track 5-8General Counselling
- Track 5-9Disabled Child Care
Pediatric Psychology specializes in dealing infants with different developmental disabilities, and behavioral disorders. The children seen normally have a complex appearance of medical, developmental, and passionate/behavioral parts that require intensive assessments. Many children have inadequate or no verbal communication. Other children give behavioral or other (e.g., physical) challenges that have intervened with past efforts to assess the child issues secondary to developmental disabilities, and chronic medicinal conditions. Child psychologists are specialists in what influences children to tick. Their activity includes diagnosing and treating an extensive range of psychological disorders.
- Track 6-1Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Track 6-2ADHD- typically comorbid with an emotional- behavioral disorder
- Track 6-3Learning Disability
- Track 6-4 Behavioral- Emotional problems secondary to a medical diagnosis
- Track 6-5Genetic Disorders
- Track 6-6Diagnostic interviews with parents and or children
- Track 6-7Psychological evaluations
Pediatric infectious diseases are conditions that will affect the child and are brought on by infectious agents including bacteria, fungi, parasites, viral diseases, etc. Bone infections, skin conditions, joint problems, and blood contaminations are a few examples of pediatric infectious disorders. Pediatric infectious disease specialists manage a wide range of infections and unusual or complex immunologic illnesses.
- Track 7-1Bone and joint infections
- Track 7-2Gastrointestinal infections
- Track 7-3Gastrointestinal infections
- Track 7-4Cardiovascular infections
- Track 7-5Urinary tract infections
- Track 7-6Kawasaki disease
- Track 7-7Fungal infections
- Track 7-8Head and neck infections
- Track 7-9Central nervous system infections
- Track 7-10Tuberculosis (TB)
- Track 7-11Respiratory infections
- Track 7-12Sepsis
Emergency departments frequently get head traumas in children. Which children have significant intracranial wounds that require intervention will be the subject of the provider's trial. A child can develop sepsis if their body reacts excessively to an illness. One of the most tough and severe infections in medicine is sepsis. To avoid an excessive rise in patient sickness and mortality, thorough analysis and the start of treatment are necessary.
Through both individual and group exercises, high-fidelity simulation is emerging as a useful tool for teaching in pediatric emergency medicine and critical care.
- Track 8-1Trauma
- Track 8-2Immunological disorders
- Track 8-3Drug overdose
- Track 8-4Poisoning
- Track 8-5Severe infection
- Track 8-6Head injury
Pediatric neurology, often known as child neurology, is a specialist area of medicine that deals with the identification and management of neurological disorders in newborns, infants, kids, and teenagers. Pediatric neurology focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of all conditions that affect people in various age groups that involve the spinal cord, brain, central and peripheral nervous systems, autonomic nervous system, muscles, and blood vessels.
- Track 9-1Mitochondrial Diseases
- Track 9-2Intellectual disability
- Track 9-3Vascular neurology
- Track 9-4Sleep disorders
- Track 9-5Brain tumors
- Track 9-6Head injuries and their complications
- Track 9-7Headaches and migraine
- Track 9-8Behavioral disorders
- Track 9-9Genetic diseases of the nervous system
A super specialization of surgery known as pediatric surgery involves operating on fetuses, newborns, adolescents, children, and young adults. The field of pediatric surgery began to grow in the middle of the 20th century, and surgical care for newborns and young patients has improved. At children's hospitals, special kinds of novel strategies and procedures are frequently applied in pediatric surgery. Neonatal surgery and fetal surgery are subspecialties of pediatric surgery.
- Track 10-1Invasive surgery
- Track 10-2Conjoined twins
- Track 10-3Congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH)
- Track 10-4Fetal diagnosis and surgical intervention
- Track 10-5Pediatric surgical education
- Track 10-6Pediatric endocrine surgery
- Track 10-7Foot and ankle surgery
- Track 10-8Vascular surgery
- Track 10-9Advanced Laparoscopy
- Track 10-10Bariatric surgery
- Track 10-11Endoscopic surgery
- Track 10-12Surgical nutrition
- Track 10-13Surgical oncology
- Track 10-14Surgical manipulation of the mucous membranes, and nails
The specialty of medicine needed for the detection and management of cancer in children is known as pediatric oncology. In the medical specialty of pediatric oncology, tumors in children, often up to the age of 18, are diagnosed and treated. It is one of the most challenging responsibilities since, despite the lucky treatment of many children, there is still a significant death rate associated with various forms of cancers. The stage and kind of the cancer, potential side effects, family choices, and the child's general health all play a role in how the disease is treated in children.
- Track 11-1Leukemia
- Track 11-2Radiation therapy
- Track 11-3Surgery
- Track 11-4Chemotherapy
- Track 11-5Retinoblastoma
- Track 11-6Wilms tumor
- Track 11-7Neuroblastoma
- Track 11-8Lymphomas
- Track 11-9Brain tumors in children
- Track 11-10Immunotherapy
Immunizations are vital for global health and are fundamental elements of modern medicine. Depending on your location, your child's health, the type of vaccine, and the vaccines' availability, the recommended immunization schedule may differ. The recommended immunization schedule aims to protect infants and young children during the most vulnerable period of their lives—before they are exposed to potentially fatal infections. Vaccines include viruses that have been weakened or variants that resemble viruses (called antigens). This means that while the antigens cannot cause the disease's symptoms or signs, they might stimulate the immune system to manufacture antibodies. If you are exposed to the virus again in the future, these antibodies will help to protect you.
- Track 12-1Chickenpox (varicella) vaccine
- Track 12-2Diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis vaccine (DTaP)
- Track 12-3Influenza vaccine
- Track 12-4Measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine (MMR)
- Track 12-5Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine
- Track 12-6Hepatitis A vaccine (HepA)
- Track 12-7Hepatitis B vaccine (HepB)
- Track 12-8Hib vaccine
The medical specialties of pediatric gastroenterology and hepatology combine the research of the pancreas, liver, gallbladder, and biliary tree with the investigation of the gastrointestinal system. Acute diarrhea, frequent vomiting, gastritis, and issues with the growth of the stomach tract are among its typical disorders. Seeking expert assistance is mostly motivated by illnesses and difficulties linked to alcohol use and viral hepatitis.
- Track 13-1Wilson’s disease
- Track 13-2Gastrointestinal mucosal immunology and mechanisms of inflammation
- Track 13-3Pediatric liver transplantation
- Track 13-4Liver tumors in children
- Track 13-5Bile acid physiology and alterations in the enterohepatic circulation
- Track 13-6Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
- Track 13-7Autoimmune liver disease
- Track 13-8Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
A medical specialist known as pediatric endocrinology treats conditions affecting the endocrine system, including diabetes, abnormalities in adolescent sexual and physical development, and more. Pediatric endocrinologists care for patients from their youngest stages through late adolescence and young adulthood, treating them according to their age factor. Pediatric endocrinologists are medical professionals who treat children who have problems with growth, adolescence, diabetes, or other problems involving the hormones and the organs that produce them.
- Track 14-1Obesity
- Track 14-2Low blood sugar (hypoglycaemia)
- Track 14-3Diabetes
- Track 14-4Ovarian and testicular dysfunction
- Track 14-5Adrenal gland hypo/hyper function
- Track 14-6Ambiguous genitals/intersex
- Track 14-7Ovarian and testicular dysfunction
- Track 14-8Early or delayed puberty
- Track 14-9Enlarged thyroid gland (Goitre)
- Track 14-10Problems with Vitamin D (rickets, hypocalcaemia)
- Track 14-11Growth problems
Type 1 diabetes, which typically affects children, is brought on by the pancreas' inability to produce insulin. Additionally, the pancreatic beta cells were destroyed by the autoimmune system. One in 400 children, adolescents, and young adults under the age of 20 have type 1 diabetes. When a youngster exhibits the typical signs and symptoms of diabetes, together with unusually high blood glucose levels and ketones in the urine, the diagnosis is made. Diabetes type 1 is a chronic condition that has no known cure. The most effective treatment for type 1 diabetes, however, is the prescription of insulin.
- Track 15-1Symptoms and causes
- Track 15-2Diagnosis of diabetes
- Track 15-3Treatment for type 1 diabetes in children
- Track 15-4Type 2 Diabetes in Children
- Track 15-5Signs of diabetes in children under 5
- Track 15-6Type 1 diabetes in children
Otolaryngology, also known as ENT, is a therapeutic and surgical specialty concerned with the diagnosis, management, and treatment of disorders, illnesses, and diseases of the ear, nose, and throat (ENT) and related head and neck structures, including the sinuses, larynx (voice box), oral cavity, and upper pharynx (mouth and throat) in children.
A pediatric otolaryngologist is qualified to treat conditions that affect the ear, nose, or throat in children and may require surgery or sophisticated medication.
- Track 16-1Types of treatments provided
- Track 16-2Head and neck diseases
- Track 16-3Head and neck diseases
- Track 16-4Cochlear Implant
- Track 16-5Voice and Swallowing
- Track 16-6Vocal Cord Dysfunction
- Track 16-7Vocal Cord Dysfunction
- Track 16-8Head and Neck Surgery (ENT)
- Track 16-9Diagnosis and treatment of ear, nose, and throat disorders
- Track 16-10Communication disorders in children
Children experience allergies more frequently than adults do. This is because children's immune systems need to be protected against different allergens because they haven't fully matured. The only things that can make a person allergic to something are allergens. The allergy specialist treats kids who are having allergic reactions. The diseases or symptoms brought on by allergic substances will be evaluated and treated by an allergist.
- Track 17-1Hives (urticaria, welts)
- Track 17-2Anaphylaxis
- Track 17-3Immune disorder
- Track 17-4Allergy and Asthma Treatment
- Track 17-5Hay fever (allergic rhinitis)
- Track 17-6Sinusitis
- Track 17-7Eczema
Pediatric cardiology is a field of medicine that treats problems with the heart and other circulatory system components. The unborn child's heart is the main organ to develop and is crucial to the health of the child for the rest of their lives. Pediatricians that specialize significantly in cardiology are known as pediatric cardiologists. Congenital heart defects, coronary artery disease, heart failure, valvular heart disease, and electrophysiology are all medical conditions that are discovered and treated in this discipline.
- Track 18-1Disorders of myocardium
- Track 18-2Disorders of pericardium
- Track 18-3Disorders of the heart valves
- Track 18-4Diseases of blood vessels
- Track 18-5Pediatric Hypertension
- Track 18-6Diagnostic tests and procedures
- Track 18-7Atherosclerosis
Children with various acute and chronic kidney-related issues are extensively diagnosed and managed by the Division of Pediatric Nephrology. The division assesses and manages kidney failure, glomerulonephritis, proteinuria, hematuria, renal tubular acidosis, and hypertension. Like adult patients, juvenile patients with end-stage kidney infection receive comprehensive care, including attention to patients requiring hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, and post-kidney transplant follow-up care.
- Track 19-1Urinary tract infections
- Track 19-2Kidney stones
- Track 19-3Inherited kidney diseases
- Track 19-4Kidney biopsies
- Track 19-5Abnormalities in the urine such as blood and protein
- Track 19-6Kidney transplantation
- Track 19-7High blood pressure
- Track 19-8Dialysis