<<
pacemakers
propylaxis for insertion
removal after death
turning off
PaCO2
paediatric issues
pain assessment
palliative care
bereavement
FAQs
features requiring intervention (box)
support
communication
Concepts of death in childhood
Special factors to consider in children and adolescents
practical hints (box)
concepts of death
at different ages (table)
consequences of (table)
depression
diseases
funeral attendance
grief
features requiring intervention (box)
medications
Drug dosing in children
Special factors to consider in children and adolescents
dosing (table)
pain assessment
tools
resources
special factors
adolescents
child and family
decision making
medication
understanding of illness
stages of (table)
paediatric urticaria
paediatrics
acute pain
age-related vital signs (tables)
assessing capillary refill
heart rate
minimum systolic blood pressure
respiratory rate
analgesics and adjuvants
bacterial overgrowth
cancer pain
chronic pain
circumcision
constipation
Crohn's disease
cystic fibrosis
dermatology
epilepsy
absence
benign childhood
febrile seizures
juvenile myoclonic
Lennox-Gastaut syndrome
neonatal seizures
partial seizures
secondarily generalised seizures
tonic-clonic seizures
West syndrome
gastro-oesophageal reflux
gastroenteritis
H. pylori
lactose intolerance
Lactose intolerance
Transient lactose intolerance
maintenance fluid requirements
migraine
musculoskeletal disease
approaches to
arthralgia
arthritis
juvenile idiopathic
connective tissue disease
dermatomyositis
scleroderma
systemic lupus erythematosus
vasculitis
examination
history taking
investigations
periodic fever syndromes
rheumatic fever
pain assessment
perioperative pain
poisoning
agents most commonly ingested (table)
chemicals highly toxic in low dose (table)
postoperative nausea and vomiting
procedure-related pain
recognition of serious illness
clinical features warranting urgent referral (box)
routes of analgesic administration
stroke
typical PCA settings (table)
urticaria
vitamin K deficiency bleeding
wounds and lacerations
Paget's disease of bone
bone turnover markers
detection
resources for patients and prescribers
treatment
bisphosphonates
length of treatment
regimens
calcitonin
indications for
lack of response
monitoring
other drugs and surgery
Paget's disease of skin
paraneoplastic syndromes (table)
pain
abdominal
acute pancreatitis
biliary colic
recurrent biliary pain
renal colic
assessment
Clinical assessment of pain
Pain assessment
Pain assessment
behavioural approach
children
palliative care
tools
cognitive impairment
palliative care
examination
history
investigations
palliative care
terminal care
tools
when to refer
barriers to good control (box)
breakthrough
Types of pain
Pain in patients receiving palliative care: types of pain
management
Pharmacological treatment of pain in patients receiving palliative care: principles and practice in the use of opioids
Pharmacological treatment of pain in patients receiving palliative care: using opioids
example (box)
brief procedures
chest
costochondritis and Tietze's syndrome
discogenic pain
mastalgia
vertebral body pain
zygapophyseal joint pain (facet joint pain)
children
chronic (transition to)
chronic pain disability cycle (figure)
classification (table)
Classification of pain (Table 1.1)
Pain in patients receiving palliative care: pathophysiology of pain
clinic
complex regional pain syndrome
conceptualisation of (figure)
definition
Defining pain
Pain in patients receiving palliative care: introduction
dental
acute
chronic
management
adults
children
strategies
third molar model (box)
types
detection
elderly
facial
factors influencing
headache
herpes zoster
history
incident
Types of pain
Pain in patients receiving palliative care: types of pain
management
interventional options (table)
interventional techniques for chronic pain
injection techniques
local
regional
systemic
intrathecal therapy
percutaneous radiofrequency neurotomy
spinal cord stimulation
surgery
labour
management
Pharmacological treatment of pain in patients receiving palliative care
Principles of pain management in patients receiving palliative care
management principles
nonpharmacological treatment
perioperative pain
points of note (box)
manual therapies
modulation
modulators of (figure)
neck
nerve blocks
neuropathic
Types of pain
Physiology and pathophysiology of pain: general information
Neuropathic pain
Pain in patients receiving palliative care: types of pain
nociceptive
Types of pain
Physiology and pathophysiology of pain: general information
Pain in patients receiving palliative care: types of pain
nonpharmacological management approaches
hyperstimulation
occupational therapy
physical
psychological
social/environmental
obstetric
pathophysiology
Physiology and pathophysiology of pain
Pain in patients receiving palliative care: pathophysiology of pain
pelvic
dysmenorrhoea
primary
secondary
endometriosis
nonspecific pelvic pain
pelvic inflammatory disease
acute infection
recurrent
proctalgia
proctalgia fugax
prostatic pain
perception (factors influencing) (figure)
perception (figure)
perioperative
principles of managing (box)
persistent postsurgical
phantom limb
physiology and pathophysiology
procedure-related
puerperal
questionnaires
Pain assessment in children
Pain assessment
radiotherapy
refractory
management
risk factors (box)
sensitisation
sensitisation (central)
severe acute
severity scales
somatic
sympathetically maintained
Nerve injury or dysfunction and neuropathic pain
Regional injection techniques for chronic pain
Complex regional pain syndromes: management
trauma
treatment options
general options
according to type of pain (table)
antineoplastic agents
physical therapies
psychological methods
radiotherapy
in patients with substance use disorders
pharmacological management
neuropathic pain (drugs for)
opioids
general information
individual opioids
principles
specific treatments
bladder pain
bone pain
incident pain
skeletal muscle spasm
smooth muscle spasm
tumour-related oedema
types of
uncontrollable
visceral
pain clinic
chronic neck pain
referral to a
types of
pain management (see also pain)
barriers to good control (box)
pharmacological management
principles (box)
pain questionnaires
use with children
pain receptors
painful arc syndrome
calcific tendonitis
diagnosis
impingement syndrome
management
analgesia
other modalities
physiotherapy
shoulder exercises
surgical decompression
natural history
painful arc syndrome
rotator cuff tears
subluxation impingement
paints
properties
pale-headed snake (Hoplocephalus sp.) bite
antivenom treatment
coagulopathy type (table)
envenoming effects (table)
palifermin
paliperidone
palliative care
clinical course of disease
Burden of disease in patients receiving palliative care
When should palliative care be delivered?
COPD
core values
definition
management principles (box)
paediatric issues
pain
phases (box)
Patient assessment tools (Appendix 10.2)
Pain assessment tools: palliative care phases (Box 10.24)
principles
Life-limiting illnesses other than cancer
Principles of palliative care
resources
paediatric
setting
aged care facility
home
hospice
hospital
transition from curative management
When should palliative care be delivered?
Frequently asked questions in palliative care: providers
when to institute
When should palliative care be delivered?
Frequently asked questions in palliative care: providers
palliative care phases (box)
palliative care providers
community care
palmoplantar psoriasis
palsy
facial nerve
pamidronate
pancreatic abscess
pancreatic enzyme supplements
chronic pancreatitis
malabsorption
pancreatic enzyme supplements (table)
cystic fibrosis
pancreatic insufficiency
cystic fibrosis
Pancreatic insufficiency and cystic fibrosis
Cystic fibrosis: overview
enzyme supplements
pancreatitis
acute
causes
clinical features
complications
drugs causing
management
mild to moderate
severe
chronic
causes
complications
diabetes mellitus
malabsorption
enzyme supplements
pain
pancrelipase
pancuronium
panic attack
palliative care
symptoms
treatment
panic disorder
developmental disability
psychogenic vertigo
symptoms
treatment
nonpharmacological
pharmacological
first-line therapy
second-line therapy
pantoprazole
PaO2
papaverine
papilloma (definition)
papular urticaria
papule
definition
fibrous (face)
pearly penile
para-aminosalicylic acid
paracentesis
ascites
malignant ascites
paracetamol
paraesthesia
local anaesthesia
paraffin liquid
parainfluenza virus
bronchiolitis
croup
paramethoxyamphetamine (ecstasy)
general information
overdose and toxicity
paraneoplastic cerebellar degeneration
major neurological paraneoplastic syndrome
paraneoplastic encephalomyelitis
major neurological paraneoplastic syndrome
paraneoplastic syndromes
cachexia-anorexia syndrome
carcinoid syndrome
Cushing syndrome
hypercalcaemia of malignancy
hypoglycaemia
syndrome of inappropriate secretion of antidiuresic hormone (SIADH)
types
major neurological (table)
more common (table)
mucocutaneous (table)
paranoid disorder
paraplegia
bowel management
parapneumonic effusion
paraquat poisoning
parasitic infections
parasomnias
night terrors
nightmares
REM sleep behaviour disturbance
somnambulism
parathyroid
hyperparathyroidism
pregnancy
primary
tertiary
perioperative care for parathyroid surgery
paratyphoid fevers
paravertebral infusion
parecoxib
parenteral administration
analgesics and adjuvants
antimicrobials
General principles of antimicrobial use:
Intravenous administration of antimicrobials (Appendix 2.3)
parents (see also support persons)
developmental disability
adolescents
discussion of diagnosis
Assessment of developmental delay and disability: key points to note
Informing parents of their child's disability
Assessment of developmental delay and disability: discussing the diagnosis with parents
emotional responses
parents' evaluation of developmental status (PEDS)
Parkinson plus disorders
corticobasal ganglionic degeneration
medications (table)
multiple system atrophy
progressive supranuclear palsy
Parkinson's disease
advancing disease
developmental disability
diagnosis
early disease
nonpharmacological management
pharmacological management
principles of treatment
management
advancing disease
early disease
principles of treatment
medications (table)
motor complications
nonmotor complications
Parkinson plus disorders
prevalence
surgery
parkinsonism
antipsychotic adverse effect
drug-induced
features
paromomycin
paronychia
acute
chronic
parotitis
paroxetine
paroxysmal atrial fibrillation
definition
paroxysmal choreoathetosis
paroxysmal hemicrania
paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia
conversion to sinus rhythm
prophylaxis
paroxysmal symptoms
multiple sclerosis
Parry-Romberg syndrome
scleroderma
Parsonage-Turner syndrome
partial epilepsy
partial seizures
definition
particle repositioning manoeuvres
Epley
Semont
parvovirus B19
arthritis
viral arthritis
passive smoking
allergic rhinitis
asthma trigger (table)
bronchiolitis
pastes
properties
Pasteurella species
animal bites
patch testing
dermatitis
atopic
contact dermatitis
rubber glove
urticaria (chronic)
patella taping
osteoarthritis
patellar tendonopathy
patellofemoral pain syndrome
patent foramen ovale
stroke
pathological fractures
palliative care
patient adherence
measures to improve (psychotropic drugs)
tuberculosis
Tuberculosis: monitoring therapy
Tuberculosis: introduction
patient compliance
measures to improve (psychotropic drugs)
tuberculosis
Tuberculosis: monitoring therapy
Tuberculosis: introduction
patient concordance
measures to improve (psychotropic drugs)
tuberculosis
Tuberculosis: monitoring therapy
Tuberculosis: introduction
patient controlled analgesia (PCA)
children
typical settings (table)
description
postoperatve pain
typical adult settings
patient details checklist (developmental disability)
patient education
asthma
COPD
patient information sheets
patient resources & support groups
antimicrobial use
complementary and alternative medicines
developmental disability
endocrinology disorders
gastrointestinal disorders
neurology disorders
pain management
palliative care
Paediatric palliative care resources
Palliative care resources (Appendix 10.3)
psychiatric disorders
respiratory disorders
rheumatological disorders
patient selection for reperfusion (box)
patulous eustachian tube syndrome
pauciarticular-onset arthritis
juvenile
features
treatment
uveitis
pawpaw
PBS
palliative care
PCA (patient controlled analgesia)
children
typical settings (table)
description
postoperatve pain
typical adult settings
PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome)
cardiovascular risk
developmental disability
infertility
insulin resistance
menstrual irregularity
metformin
obesity
PCP (Pneumocystis jiroveci [carinii] pneumonia)
opportunistic infection
HIV (table)
lung transplantation
pneumonia
respiratory pathogens (table)
pneumonia
peak expiratory flow (PEF)
asthma
action plan
acute attack (adults)
diagnosis
pulmonary function tests
pearly penile papules
Pediculus humanus var. capitis
Pediculus humanus var. corporis
pedunculated (definition)
PEF
asthma
action plan
acute attack (adults)
diagnosis
pulmonary function tests
PEG
palliative care
adverse effects
diarrhoea
therapeutic use
bowel obstruction (palliative care)
PEG tubes
administration of drugs
feeding tube and site problems (table)
insertion and antibiotic cover
management of associated gastrointestinal problems (table)
routine tube care
peginterferon alfa-2a
peginterferon alfa-2b
pegvisomant
PEJ tube
peliosis (bacillary)
pelvic actinomycosis
pelvic cellulitis
pelvic inflammatory disease
non-sexually acquired
pain management
sexually acquired
pelvic pain
dysmenorrhoea
primary
secondary
emergency management
endometriosis
nonspecific pelvic pain
pelvic inflammatory disease
acute infection
recurrent pelvic inflammation
pregnancy
proctalgia
proctalgia fugax
prostatic pain
pelvic peritonitis
pemetrexed
pemphigoid gestationis
pemphigus
drug-induced
bullous eruptions (table)
foliaceus
vulgaris
Mucous membrane pemphigoid and pemphigus vulgaris
Pemphigus
paraneoplastic syndrome (table)
penetrating eye injuries
penicillamine
penicillin benzathine
penicillin G
penicillin hypersensitivity
penicillin V
penicillins
clinical pharmacology
desensitisation
hypersensitivity and cross reactivity
interstitial lung disease
pentamidine
peppermint oil/water
peptic ulcer
Helicobacter pylori
low-dose aspirin
NSAIDs
stress ulcer
perceptual problems
cerebral palsy
percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI)
percutaneous electrical nerve stimulation
percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG)
administration of drugs
feeding tube and site problems (table)
insertion and antibiotic cover
management of associated gastrointestinal problems (table)
palliative care
adverse effects
diarrhoea
therapeutic use
bowel obstruction (palliative care)
routine tube care
percutaneous endoscopic jejunostomy
percutaneous radiofrequency denervation
chronic neck pain
percutaneous radiofrequency neurotomy
perfumes
paediatric poisoning (table)
pergolide
perhexiline
perianal disorders
abscess and fistula
anal fissure
cellulitis
Crohn's disease
dermatitis (children)
haematoma
haemorrhoids
pilonidal sinus
pericardial effusion
palliative care
Dyspnoea in patients receiving palliative care: management of the underlying cause
Palliative care emergencies: cardiac tamponade from malignant pericardial effusion
pericarditis
complications following MI
constrictive
palliative care
emergency assessment and management
pericyazine
perinatal depression
prescribing risk/benefit analysis
breastfeeding
pregnancy
treatment
perindopril
periodic abstinence
developmental disability
periodic fever syndromes
familial Mediterranean fever
hyperimmunoglobulin D syndrome
tumour necrosis factor receptor-associated periodic syndrome
periodic limb movements of sleep/wakefulness
general information
treatment
augmentation and rebound
periodontal abscess
periodontal disease
endocarditis prophylaxis
hepatitis C
pathophysiology
xerostomia
periodontal procedures
endocarditis prophylaxis
periodontitis
periods
absent
primary causes
secondary causes
heavy
irregular
painful
premenstrual syndrome (PMS)
perioperative management of cardiac patients
noncardiac surgery
cardiac drugs in the perioperative period
patient assessment
risk of death or MI by procedure type (table)
pre- and perioperative management
anticoagulation
arrhythmias
heart failure
hypertension
implantable cardioverter-defibrillators & permanent pacemakers
ischaemic heart disease
valvular heart disease
perioperative pain
children
drugs used
intraoperative phase
nonsurgical
opioid-dependent patients
persistent postsurgical pain
postoperative phase
parenteral opioids & LAs
intravenous
patient controlled analgesia
regional and local
epidural
intrathecal
subcutaneous
preoperative phase
principles of management
perioral dermatitis
periorbital cellulitis
periorifacial dermatitis
peripheral arterial disease
atherosclerotic peripheral arterial disease
acute limb ischaemia
critical limb ischaemia
management
intermittent claudication
cholesterol embolism
intra-arterial injection
inadvertent
large vessel vasculitis
thromboangiitis obliterans (Buerger's disease)
Raynaud's phenomenon
peripheral arthritis
enteropathic spondyloarthropathies
peripheral nerve blocks
peripheral neuropathic pain
peripheral neuropathy
acquired inflammatory polyneuropathies
acute
chronic
gait ataxia
major neurological paraneoplastic syndrome
treatable causes
peripheral sensory loss
perirectal abscess
peritoneal dialysis
Peritonitis complicating continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis
Renal impairment and antimicrobial dosing: dose modification
dosing in CAPD (table)
peritonitis
acute
pelvic
perforated viscus
peritoneal dialysis
Peritonitis complicating continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis
Renal impairment and antimicrobial dosing: dose modification
spontaneous bacterial
peritonsillar abscess
peritonsillar cellulitis
permanent atrial fibrillation
definition
permanent neonatal diabetes
permethrin
Perna canaliculus
osteoarthritis
perniosis
persistent atrial fibrillation
definition
persistent migraine
persistent postsurgical pain
personal health record (developmental disability)
personality disorders
associated disorders
classification (table)
general information
nonpharmacological management
pharmacological management
treatment issues
Perthes' disease
pertinent practical points (palliative care)
pertussis
cough
treatment
pervasive developmental disorders
Autism spectrum disorders (pervasive developmental disorders)
Pervasive developmental disorders, including autistic disorder
pes anserinus bursitis
pesticides (organophosphate)
poisoning
cholinergic toxidrome
paediatric poisoning (table)
properties of different organophosphate pesticides (table)
petechiae (definition)
pethidine
petit mal epilepsy
childhood
juvenile
petit mal seizures
definition
petrol abuse and toxicity
PGI2
PGX
phaeochromocytoma
phantom limb pain
Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS)
palliative care
pharyngitis and tonsillitis
acute
enterovirus
glandular fever (infectious mononucleosis)
Glandular fever (infectious mononucleosis)
Pharyngitis and/or tonsillitis
gonococcal infection
herpes simplex virus
peritonsillar cellulitis
quinsy
recurrent
rheumatic fever
scarlet fever
syphilis
tonsillectomy
phases of palliative care (box)
phenelzine
pheniramine
phenobarbitone
phenol
phenoxybenzamine
phenoxymethylpenicillin
phentermine
phentolamine
phenylephrine
phenylketonuria (developmental disability)
phenytoin
phobic disorders
agoraphobia
developmental disability
social anxiety disorder (social phobia)
generalised
non-generalised
specific phobias
pholcodine
phosphate binders
phosphate enema
phosphate imbalance
hyperphosphataemia
hypophosphataemia
phosphate supplements
phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitors
photoaged skin
facial expression lines
laser therapy (table)
prevention
skin colour
skin texture
stretched weakened facial tissues
vascular problems (age-related)
vascular problems (other)
volume enhancement
photoallergic drug reactions
features (table)
photodynamic therapy
acne
basal cell carcinoma
intraepidermal carcinoma
solar keratoses
photopatch testing
photorejuvenation
definition (box)
erythema
telangiectasia
photosensitivity
drug-induced
phototherapy
adverse effects
therapeutic use
alopecia areata
dermatitis
atopic
contact (feet)
Grover's disease
itch without rash
lichen planus
morphoea
necrobiosis lipoidica
pityriasis
rosea
rubra pilaris
polymorphic light eruption
pompholyx
psoriasis
children
with acitretin
urticaria (solar)
vitiligo
types
phototoxic drug reactions
features (table)
Phthirus pubis
eyelash infestation
pubic lice
Physalia
first aid and treatment (table)
physical dependence
physical examination
neck pain
preventive health care (developmental disability)
physical therapies
chronic pain
neck pain
Parkinson's disease
physical urticarias
major features (table)
physician-assisted suicide
physiology of pain
detection of pain
central nervous system
central analgesic receptors
peripheral
development of nociceptive pathways
modulation of pain
central sensitisation
nerve injury and neuropathic pain
pre-emptive analgesia
wide dynamic range neurones
neuropathic pain
nociceptive pain
physiotherapy
adhesive capsulitis
aims
Angelman syndrome
ankle sprain
bronchiectasis
cerebral palsy
Cerebral palsy: management of associated health problems
Cerebral palsy: referrals
Cerebral palsy: musculoskeletal effects
chronic exertional compartment syndrome
complex regional pain syndromes
Complex regional pain syndromes and children
Complex regional pain syndromes: management
COPD
cystic fibrosis
de Quervain's tenosynovitis
developmental disability
adolescence
aged care
Aged care in people with developmental disability: ageing in place
Aged care in people with developmental disability: osteoporosis, falls and fractures
assessment of delay and disability
dysphagia
Dysphagia in people with developmental disability: management
Dysphagia in people with developmental disability: decision-making framework for the assessment and management of dysphagia (Box 11.7)
Dysphagia in people with developmental disability: assessment
informing parents of their child's disability
underweight
Down syndrome
exercise program
functional tests
gait aids
hydrotherapy
manual therapy
osteoarthritis
pain management
palliative care
fatigue
motor dysfunction
respiratory symptoms
pes anserinus bursitis
rehabilitation program
Rett syndrome
rheumatological diseases_
teaching manual handling to carers
Williams syndrome
physostigmine
phytoestrogens
phytomenadione
pica
developmental disability
picture sequences
developmental disability
PID (pelvic inflammatory disease)
non-sexually acquired
pain management
sexually acquired
pigmentary disorders
aged and photoaged skin
idiopathic guttate hypomelanosis
melasma (chloasma)
naevoid
pityriasis alba
pityriasis versicolor
poikiloderma of Civatte
post-traumatic hypopigmentation
postinflammatory hyperpigmentation
postinflammatory hypopigmentation
vitiligo
pilar cysts
pillows
chronic neck pain
pilocarpine
pilonidal sinus
pimecrolimus
pindolol
pine tar
pinworm
pioglitazone
piperacillin
piperacillin+tazobactam
piperonyl butoxide
piracetam
piroxicam
pitted keratolysis
Pittsburgh knee rules
pituitary
adenomas
apoplexy
child disorders
diabetes insipidus
adults
children
hypopituitarism
lymphocytic hypophysitis
pregnancy (disorders in)
resources for patients and prescribers
tumours
acromegaly
adenomas
children
pregnancy
prolactinomas
pityriasiform (definition)
pityriasis
alba
rosea
rubra pilaris
versicolor
pizotifen
placebo effect
placebo response
plague
plant sterol esters
treatment of elevated LDL-C
plantar fasciitis
heel spurs
plaque
dental
as a cause of caries
as a cause of periodontal disease
definition
dermatology
definition
psoriasis
plasma cholinesterase
inhibition in organophosphate poisoning
metabolism of suxamethonium
plasma concentrations
antiepileptic drugs
plasma exchange
acute inflammatory polyradiculoneuropathy
chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy
myasthenia gravis
plasmapheresis
Plasmodium falciparum
Plasmodium malariae
Plasmodium ovale
Plasmodium vivax
plasticity
definition
platelets
pleural disease
malignant mesothelioma
patient support and information
pleural effusion
infection-related (parapneumonic effusion and empyema)
antibiotics
community-acquired pneumonia
initial treatment
ongoing management
hospital-acquired pneumonia
drainage
intrapleural fibrinolysis
other intrapleural therapy
surgery
malignant
pleuritic pain
pneumothorax
decompression methods
catheter aspiration
intercostal tube drainage
needle decompression
iatrogenic
primary spontaneous
conservative managment
interventions
management algorithm
secondary spontaneous
tension
pleural effusion
infection-related (parapneumonic effusion and empyema)
antibiotics
community-acquired pneumonia
initial treatment
ongoing management
hospital-acquired pneumonia
drainage
intrapleural fibrinolysis
other intrapleural therapy
surgery
malignant
palliative care
pleural tuberculosis
pleurisy
pleuritic pain
pleurodesis
malignant mesothelioma
malignant pleural effusion
primary spontaneous pneumothorax
plexopathies
PMA (paramethoxyamphetamine)
general information
overdose and toxicity
pMDI
PMS (premenstrual syndrome)
developmental disability
Down syndrome
epilepsy
diagnosis
nonpharmacological treatment
pharmacological treatment
oral contraceptives
selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors
symptom chart (figure)
pneumococcal vaccine
COPD
pneumoconioses
Pneumocystis carinii (jiroveci)
opportunistic infection
HIV (table)
lung transplantation
pneumonia
respiratory pathogens (table)
opportunistic infections
lung transplantation
pneumonia
Pneumocystis jiroveci (carinii)
opportunistic infection
HIV (table)
lung transplantation
pneumonia
respiratory pathogens (table)
pneumonia
pneumonia
aspiration pneumonia
bronchiectasis (cause)
community-acquired
adults
risk class V and ICU
risk classes I and II
risk classes III and IV
Gram-negative bacilli
assessment
causal pathogens
children
neonates
tropical Australia
Community-acquired pneumonia in adults: risk classes III and IV
Community-acquired pneumonia in adults: risk class V and patients requiring ICU management
pneumonia severity index (PSI)
background
calculation
flowchart
precautions
children
1 week to less than 4 months
4 months to less than 5 years
5 to 15 years
birth to 1 week
neonates
tropical Australia
definition
HIV
immunocompromised
management flowchart
timing of starting antibiotics
tropical Australia
Community-acquired pneumonia in adults: risk classes III and IV
Community-acquired pneumonia in children
directed or specific therapy
Acinetobacter baumannii
Aerobic Gram-negative bacilli
Burkholderia pseudomallei
Chlamydophila (Chlamydia) pneumoniae
Chlamydophila (Chlamydia) psittaci
fungal
allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis
candidal pneumonia
Cryptococcus neoformans
pulmonary aspergillosis
Haemophilus influenzae
Klebsiella pneumoniae
Legionella pneumonia
multidrug-resistant organisms
Mycobacterium avium complex
Mycoplasma pneumoniae
pneumococcal pneumonia
Pneumocystis jiroveci (carinii) pneumonia
mild to moderate disease
severe disease
Pseudomonas aeruginosa
staphylococcal pneumonia
community MRSA
hospital-acquired
causal pathogens
definition
management flowchart
risk of acquiring multidrug-resistant (MDR) organisms
high MDR risk
low MDR risk
mild disease
moderate to severe disease
ventilator-associated pneumonia
idiopathic interstitial pneumonias (box)
immunocompromised
HIV
Pneumocystis carinii
lung abscess
necrotising pneumonia
palliative care
parapneumonic effusion and empyema
pleuritic pain
pneumonia severity index (PSI)
background
calculation
management flowchart
precautions
pneumonic plague
pneumonitis
herpes simplex virus
pneumothorax
air travel
decompression methods
catheter aspiration
intercostal tube drainage
needle decompression
iatrogenic
primary spontaneous
conservative managment
interventions
management algorithm
scuba diving
secondary spontaneous
tension
podiatry
rheumatological diseases
footwear
orthoses
podophyllotoxin
podophyllum
poikiloderma
definition
of Civatte
poisoning
children
agents most commonly ingested (table)
chemicals highly toxic in low dose (table)
drugs and other chemicals
aspiration pneumonitis
disposition (general principles)
key investigations
Poisons Information Centre
risk assessment
treatment
antiarrhythmic therapy
anticonvulsant therapy
antidotes
chelation therapy
decontamination
enhanced elimination
inotropic support
adrenaline infusion calculations (box)
dopamine infusion calculations (box)
general principles in resuscitation
isoprenaline infusion calculations (box)
other inotropes used in toxicology (box)
resuscitation
sedation
marine
Poisons Information Centre
contact details
poker chip tool
pain assessment in children
pollens
asthma trigger (table)
poloxalkol
polyangiitis (microscopic)
diagnosis
features
investigations
prognosis
treatment
Microscopic polyangiitis
Treatment regimens for systemic vasculitis (polyarteritis nodosa, microscopic polyangiitis, Wegener's granulomatosis)
induction of remission
maintenance
polyarteritis nodosa
Cutaneous manifestations of systemic vasculitis
Polyarteritis nodosa (PAN)
clinical features
diagnosis
differential diagnosis
laboratory tests
remission
treatment
Treatment regimens for systemic vasculitis (polyarteritis nodosa, microscopic polyangiitis, Wegener's granulomatosis)
Polyarteritis nodosa (PAN)
induction of remission
maintenance
polyarthritis
Viral arthritis
Recent-onset arthritis: polyarthritis
polyarticular juvenile idiopathic arthritis
seronegative
features
monitoring
prevalence
treatment
uveitis
seropositive
features
prevalence
treatment
polychondritis (relapsing)
clinical features
diagnosis
management
polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
cardiovascular risk
developmental disability
infertility
insulin resistance
menstrual irregularity
metformin
obesity
polyene antifungal drugs
clinical pharmacology
polyethylene glycol
polygeline
polylactic acid
acne scarring
aged and photoaged skin
cheek volume loss
facial expression lines
polymorphic light eruption
polymorphic light eruption of pregnancy
polymyalgia rheumatica
clinical presentation
diagnosis
investigations
management
polymyositis
causes
classification
clinical features
diagnosis
management
paraneoplastic syndrome (table)
refractory disease
scoring system for muscle strength (table)
polymyxin B
polymyxins
polyneuropathies
acute inflammatory polyradiculoneuropathy
chronic inflammatory demyelinating
polysomnogram
polyvalent antivenom
polyvinyl alcohol
pompholyx
PONV
children
prophylaxis
risk factors
reduction
table
treatment
poplar bark
rheumatoid arthritis
popliteal cyst
ruptured
pore enlargement
pork tapeworm
porphyria cutanea tarda
port wine stains
portal hypertension
oesophageal varices
posaconazole
positioning and movement
obstetric pain
post-lumbar puncture headache
post-traumatic headache
post-traumatic hypopigmentation
post-traumatic stress disorder
acute
chronic
symptoms
post-traumatic wound infections
postabortal
pelvic inflammatory disease
postdural puncture headache
complication of epidural analgesia
postexposure prophylaxis
postoccupational exposure
postsexual assault
postherpetic neuralgia
clinical features
treatment
postinflammatory hyperpigmentation
postinflammatory hypopigmentation
postnasal drip
postnatal depression
prescribing risk/benefit analysis
breastfeeding
pregnancy
treatment
postneedlestick injury prophylaxis
postoccupational exposure prophylaxis
hepatitis B
hepatitis C
HIV
postoperative analgesia
children
intramuscular route
intraoperative phase
Perioperative pain in children: intraoperative phase
Perioperative pain: intraoperative phase
intravenous route
patient controlled analgesia
nonsurgical postoperative pain
bladder distention
flatulence
muscle spasm
persistent postsurgical pain
preoperative phase
Perioperative pain: preoperative phase
Perioperative pain in children: preoperative phase
principles of management
regional & local administration
continuous peripheral nerve blockade
epidural
intrathecal
subcutaneous route
surgical wound infiltration & infusion
postoperative atelectasis
postoperative nausea and vomiting
children
prophylaxis
risk factors
reduction
table
treatment
postoperative wound infections
pelvic inflammatory disease
surgical prophylaxis
wounds
postpartum disorders
endometritis
group B streptococcal infections
pelvic inflammatory disease
sepsis
thyroid dysfunction
postseptal cellulitis
postsexual assault prophylaxis
postsplenectomy prophylaxis
poststroke rehabilitation
postural hypotension
diabetic autonomic neuropathy
multiple system atrophy
nonpharmacological therapy
pharmacological therapy
potassium chloride
potassium imbalance
common causes (table)
hyperkalaemia
hypokalaemia
potassium poisoning
potassium replacement
drug-induced arrhythmias
potassium-sparing diuretics
pouchitis
poudrage
povidone-iodine
powders (dusting)
properties
power of attorney (developmental disability)
poxvirus
molluscum contagiosum
PR interval (ECG)
carditis in rheumatic fever
Prader-Willi syndrome
aetiology
Causes of developmental disability (Table 11.2)
Prader-Willi syndrome: aetiology
associated health problems
Management of an adolescent with developmental disability: medical issues
Prader-Willi syndrome: management of associated health problems
Medication and challenging behaviour in people with developmental disability: precautions in prescribing psychotropic medications
behavioural phenotype
biopsychosocial issues
clinics
cognitive disabilities
diagnosis
failure to thrive
health checklist
obesity
dietary guidelines
low-energy expenditure
modification of excessive eating
physical activities
preoccupation with food
prevention and management
reduced physical activity
paediatric sleep-disordered breathing
pathology
presentation
prevalence
psychiatric disorders
respiratory problems
short stature
growth hormone
sleep disorders
support groups
Clinics specific for Prader-Willi syndrome and Support associations
Developmental disability: associations for specific syndromes
pralidoxime
pramipexole
pravastatin
praziquantel
prazosin
pre-eclampsia
emergency management (box)
management
nonpharmacological
pharmacological
postpartum
risk factors for (box)
severity
indices of (table)
pre-emptive analgesia
definition
modulation of pain
perioperative pain
precocious puberty
developmental disability
Management of an adolescent with developmental disability: medical issues
Management of a child with developmental disability: health care issues
prediabetes
diagnosis
management
polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
prednisolone
prednisone
pregabalin
pregnancy
acute cystitis
acute pyelonephritis
adrenal disorders
alcohol
amphetamines
analgesics
anticholinergic antiparkinsonian drugs
antidepressants
MAOIs
mianserin
other antidepressants
selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors
tricyclic antidepressants
antiepileptics
General information on drug use in pregnancy: neurology drugs
General information on drug use in pregnancy: psychotropic drugs
antihypertensive medication to avoid in
antipsychotics
first-generation
second-generation
antirheumatic drugs
azathioprine
biological DMARDs
corticosteroids
cyclosporin
fish oils
hydroxychloroquine
leflunomide
male fertility
methotrexate
mycophenolate mofetil
NSAIDs
sulfasalazine
anxiolytic drugs
arrhythmias
assessment and counselling about cardiovascular disease
asthma
bacterial vaginosis
bleeding
after 20 weeks
less than 20 weeks
assessment and initial management (flowchart)
caffeine
calcium balance
cardiovascular disease
categorisation of drugs
cholestasis
cystic fibrosis
developmental disability
diabetes
gestational
drug risk categorisation (table)
drug use (general information)
DVT prevention
eclampsia
ectopic
emergencies
folate supplementation
gastro-oesophageal reflux
group B streptococcus
hirsutism
hypercalcaemia
hyperparathyroidism
hypertension
after 20 weeks gestation
before 20 weeks gestation
management of chronic hypertension in pregnancy
hyperthyroidism
hypnotic drugs
hypocalcaemia
hypothyroidism
inflammatory bowel disease
iodine deficiency
ischaemic heart disease
lactation suppression
lithium
migraine
mood stabilisers
multiple sclerosis
musculoskeletal conditions in
Carpal tunnel syndrome
de Quervain's tenosynovitis
leg cramps
lumbar back pain
pelvic pain
transient osteoporosis
neonatal thyroid dysfunction
neurology drugs
nicotine
nonprescribed drugs
older antidepressants
opioid dependence (drugs for)
pituitary disorders
postpartum thyroid dysfunction
pre-eclampsia
emergency assessment and management (box)
prescribing
principles
risk/benefit analysis
preterm labour
prolactinomas
radiographs
rashes
respiratory drugs
Rh (D) immunoglobulin use
safety of drug use
syphilis
termination & antibiotic prophylaxis
topically applied drugs
trichomoniasis
tricyclic antidepressants
valvular heart disease
premature ejaculation
premature labour
premature ovarian failure
premenstrual syndrome (PMS)
developmental disability
Down syndrome
epilepsy
diagnosis
nonpharmacological treatment
pharmacological treatment
oral contraceptives
selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors
symptom chart (patient information)
preoperative analgesia
prepatellar bursae (tophi in)
prepatellar bursitis
prescribing and prescription-writing
dental prescriptions
components of a prescription
example of
information given to patient
legislation
overprescribing
principles of
Dental prescriptions and prescription-writing
Principles of diagnosis and prescribing
underprescribing
opioids
addicted persons
legal requirements (table)
nonaddicted persons
prescription requirements
preseptal cellulitis
preservatives
dermatological preparations
pressure immobilisation bandage
funnel-web spider bite
removal
snake bite
pressure sores
palliative care
pain management
pressure ulcers
pressure urticaria (table)
pressurised metered dose inhalers (pMDI)
breath-activated inhaler
patient information (box)
common errors in use
technique
patient information (box)
with spacer
without spacer
use and cleaning
preterm labour
pretibial myxoedema
preventing cardiovascular disease
absolute risk
definition & classification
risk calculators (box)
interventions to reduce risk
lifestyle interventions
body weight
BMI
waist circumference
diet
practical guidelines (box)
physical activity
smoking
pharmacological interventions
antihypertensive therapy
antiplatelet drugs
diabetes management
lipid-lowering therapy
risk factors influencing CVD prognosis (table)
diabetes
established CVD or renal disease
other risk factors
modifiable
unmodifiable
target end-organ damage
preventive analgesia
definition
perioperative pain
preventive health care and health promotion
developmental disability
abuse
adolescents
adults
aged care
Aged care in people with developmental disability: health screening and prevention
Aged care in people with developmental disability: skin and temperature homeostasis
exercise
health screening
Health screening in people with developmental disability
Aged care in people with developmental disability: health screening and prevention
immunisation
Aged care in people with developmental disability: health screening and prevention
Preventive health care and health promotion in people with developmental disability: exercise
medication review
Aged care in people with developmental disability: medication review
Preventive health care and health promotion in people with developmental disability: medication review
nutrition
yearly physical
priapism
prick testing
dermatitis
atopic
rubber glove
urticaria
prickly heat
prilocaine
primaquine
primary dysmenorrhoea
primary progressive multiple sclerosis
primary sclerosing cholangitis
primary survey
trauma
primary writing tremor
primidone
principles
antimicrobial use
antimicrobial choice
antimicrobial resistance
combination therapy
community use
directed therapy
duration of therapy
empirical therapy
hospital use
oral or parenteral therapy
outpatient IV antibiotic therapy
patient education
prophylactic therapy
topical therapy
dentistry
diagnosis
examination
history-taking
investigations
management
prescribing
Dental prescriptions and prescription-writing
Principles of diagnosis and prescribing
treatment (box)
palliative care
management of patients with life limiting illness (box)
symptom control in palliative care
discuss treatment options
dose escalation
evaluation of symptoms
explanation of cause
frequent review
individualised treatment
pristinamycin
privacy issues
developmental disability
medical information
Important issues in communication for people with developmental disability
Legal issues for people with developmental disability: privacy
sexuality
Sexuality in people with developmental disability: issues of privacy
Management of an adolescent with developmental disability: psychosocial issues
Management of challenging behaviour in people with developmental disability: limitations and needs of support persons
Sexuality in people with developmental disability: masturbation
prn prescribing
analgesics and adjuvants
developmental disability
Management of challenging behaviour in people with developmental disability: medical and psychiatric assessment, and continued information gathering
Management of psychiatric disorders in people with developmental disability: key management points
psychotropic drugs
probability diagnosis
developmental disability
probenecid
procaine
procaine penicillin
procarbazine
procedural sedation and analgesia
assessment of patient
drugs used (table)
record of procedure
procedure-related pain
adults
planning the procedure
precautionary measures
sedation
assessment before
deep
minimal
moderate
children
assessment before sedation
neonatal circumcision
nonpharmacological techniques
pharmacological techniques
wounds and lacerations
opioid & benzodiazepine reversal
procedures
dental
antibiotic prophylaxis
patients taking medications and
aspirin
bisphosphonates
warfarin
procedure for (box)
precautions when performing (box)
procedure-related pain
children
prochlorperazine
proctalgia
proctalgia fugax
proctitis
progestin-only pill
migraine
progestins
prognosis
dealing with uncertainty
FAQ
terminal care
progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy
definition
natalizumab
progressive supranuclear palsy
prevalence
proguanil
prolactinomas
pregnancy
promethazine
propamidine
propantheline
propellants (metered dose inhalers)
prophylactic therapy
antibiotic
cirrhosis (GI bleeding)
endocarditis
joint prostheses
malaria
medical
meningitis
Haemophilus influenzae type b
Neisseria meningitidis
post-occupational exposure
blood borne viruses
postsplenectomy
rheumatic fever
surgical
abdominal
amputation (lower limb)
appendicectomy
biliary
burns
extensive skin loss
cardiac
colorectal
dentoalveolar procedures
gastrointestinal tract
general principles
gynaecological
head and neck
hernia repair
laparoscopic
obstetric
orthopaedic
patients with hepatitis C
prostatectomy
prostatic biopsy (transrectal)
thoracic
urological
vascular
Propionibacterium acnes
acne
propofol
propranolol
propylene glycol
propylthiouracil
prostacyclin
prostaglandin analogues
asthma trigger (table)
prostaglandin E
prostanoids
prostate cancer
developmental disability
screening
symptoms
prostatectomy
antibiotic prophylaxis
prostatic biopsy (transrectal)
antibiotic prophylaxis
prostatitis
acute
chronic
prostatodynia
prostheses
infected (intravascular)
prosthetic joint infections
antibiotic prophylaxis
treatment table
prosthetic valve endocarditis
prophylaxis
protease inhibitors
adverse effects
interactions
Proteus species
otitis externa
urinary tract infections
prothrombin
prothrombin complex
Prothrombinex-VF
proton pump inhibitors
adverse effects
pneumonia
protozoal infections
diarrhoea
providers
breaking bad news
care of
avoiding stress and burnout (box)
debriefing
principles
palliative care
paediatric
talking with adolescents (practical hints) (box)
proxymetacaine
prurigo
definition
of pregnancy
pruritic folliculitis of pregnancy
pruritic urticarial papules and plaques of pregnancy
pruritus
ani
itch without rash
palliative care
general management
nonpharmacological management
pharmacological management
specific management
biliary obstruction
cholestasis
HIV disease
opioid-induced
uraemia
paraneoplastic syndrome (table)
pregnancy
pseudo-rheumatoid arthritis
pseudoaddiction
pseudocholinesterase
inhibition in organophosphate poisoning
metabolism of suxamethonium
pseudocyst
myxoid
pseudoephedrine
pseudofolliculitis
pseudogout
cause
clinical presentation
associations
management
prevalence
pseudo-rheumatoid arthritis
pseudohyponatraemia
pseudomembranous candidosis
Pseudomonas aeruginosa
bronchiectasis
cystic fibrosis
endocarditis
folliculitis
otitis externa
Otitis externa
Recurrent pharyngitis and/or tonsillitis
penetrating foot injuries
pneumonia
hospital-acquired
Hospital-acquired pneumonia: introduction
Hospital-acquired pneumonia: high risk of multidrug-resistant organisms
pyelonephritis
respiratory pathogens associated with immunodeficiency (table)
severe sepsis
Pseudomonas species
folliculitis
onycholysis
pseudoporphyria (table)
PSI (pneumonia severity index)
background
calculation
management flowchart
precautions
psilocybin
psittacosis
Chlamydophila psittaci pneumonia
psoas abscess
psoralen and ultraviolet A therapy
psoralens
adverse effects
clinical pharmacology
phototherapy
psoriasis
with acitretin
psoriasis
aggravation by drugs
children
treatment
general measures
phototherapy
summary (table)
systemic therapy
topical therapy
types
erythrodermic
flexural
genital
children
guttate
nails
napkin
palmoplantar
plaque
pustular
acute (children)
generalised
pregnancy
scalp
psoriatic arthritis
clinical features
box of clinical features
comparison with spondyloarthopathies (table)
juvenile arthritis
features
treatment
uveitis
management
peripheral arthritis
biological DMARDs
disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs
glucocorticoids
nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
spondylitis
prognostic features
PSP (progressive supranuclear palsy)
prevalence
psychiatric disorders (see also individual conditions)
developmental disability
aged care
anxiety disorders
assessment
bipolar disorder
Management of psychiatric disorders in people with developmental disability: mood disorders
Assessment of psychiatric disorders in people with developmental disability: mood disorders
co-morbidities
autism spectrum disorders
epilepsy
prefrontal function impairments
depressive disorders
Management of psychiatric disorders in people with developmental disability: mood disorders
Assessment of psychiatric disorders in people with developmental disability: mood disorders
examinations
generalised anxiety disorder
history taking
investigations
management
Management of psychiatric disorders in people with developmental disability
Management of psychiatric disorders in people with developmental disability: key management points
mixed mood episode
mood disorders
obsessive compulsive disorder
panic disorder
phobias
Prader-Willi syndrome
presentation
prevalence
psychological interventions
psychoses
psychotic disorders
psychotropic medications
risk factors
withdrawal of medications
psychiatric symptoms
palliative care
anxiety and associated disorders
depression
drug and alcohol problems
panic attacks
sleep disturbance
suicide
psychoanalytically oriented psychotherapy
developmental disability
psychogenic pain
psychogenic vertigo
psychological assessment
patient in pain
factors to include (box)
psychological interventions (see also psychosocial interventions)
therapeutic use
anorexia nervosa
binge eating disorder
bipolar disorder
bulimia nervosa
depression
adult
children
developmental disability
behavioural therapies
cognitive behavioural therapy
psychoanalytically oriented psychotherapy
supportive psychotherapies
eating disorders
insomnia
pain management
complex regional pain syndromes
palliative care
personality disorders
psychogenic vertigo
schizophrenia
treatment-resistant
stimulant dependence
psychomotor impairment
psychotropic drugs
psychomotor retardation
movement disorders
psychosis
developmental disability
first episode
multiple sclerosis
psychosocial adolescent issues (developmental disability)
development of adult identity
friendships
independence
sexuality
psychosocial assessment
patient in pain
psychosocial interventions
alcohol dependence
bipolar disorder
opioid dependence
schizophrenia
substance use disorders
psychosocial masking
developmental disability
psychostimulants (see also individual drugs)
clinical pharmacology
immediate-release (short-acting)
modified-release (long-acting)
palliative care
Use of psychostimulants in palliative care
Fatigue in patients receiving palliative care
precautions
psychotic disorder (brief)
psychotropic drugs
'as required' prescribing
adherence to treatment
alcohol
cardiac disease
children's dosing (table)
clinical pharmacology
competitive sport
diabetes
discontinuation of treatment
drug concentration monitoring
electroconvulsive therapy
epilepsy
failure to respond
informed consent
liver disease
obstructive airways disease
older persons
psychomotor impairment
renal disease
risk categorisation
breastfeeding
pregnancy
sport
psyllium
pterygium (table)
pubertal gynaecomastia
puberty
delayed
boys
girls
overview
developmental disability
changes in adolescence
Management of an adolescent with developmental disability: medical issues
Management of an adolescent with developmental disability: checklist of issues to be addressed in adolescence (Table 11.8)
conditions associated with puberty disorders
female onset
male delayed
Prader-Willi syndrome
precocious
pubic diastasis
pregnancy
pubic lice
puffer fish poisoning
clinical grading system (table)
pulmonary aspergillosis
pulmonary edema
initial treatment
including pre-hospital
treatment in the emergency department / coronary care unit
pulmonary embolism
diagnostic algorithm
palliative care
with haemodynamic compromise
without haemodynamic compromise
pulmonary fibrosis
scleroderma
pulmonary function tests
tests of gas exchange and transfer
arterial blood gases
diffusing capacity for carbon monoxide
pulse oximetry
tests of mechanical function
bronchial provocation testing
exercise testing
peak expiratory flow
spirometry and flow-volume loops
static lung volumes
use
assessment for scuba diving
asthma
COPD
pre-surgical assessment
pulmonary hypertension
assessment
WHO functional classification (table)
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
classification
scleroderma
treatment
nonspecific therapies
anticoagulation
calcium channel blockers
diuretics & digoxin
oxygen
specific pulmonary arterial hypertension therapies
pulmonary Mycobacterium avium complex (MAC)
classification
treatment
daily regimen
three-times-weekly regimen
pulmonary oedema
acute cardiogenic
drug-induced
risk for surgery
pulmonary tuberculosis
adherence to therapy
monitoring
breastfeeding
children
contact tracing
corticosteroids
directly observed therapy (DOT)
Tuberculosis: introduction
Pulmonary tuberculosis: directly observed therapy (DOT)
drug susceptibility testing
drug-resistant
extrapulmonary
corticosteroid use
failure rates of therapy
HIV
latent infection
miliary (disseminated)
monitoring therapy
notification
pregnancy
pretherapy screening
prophylaxis
pulmonary
resistance
screening
short-course therapy
daily regimen
Pulmonary tuberculosis: standard short-course therapy
Dosages for drugs for pulmonary tuberculosis (Table 2.10)
dosage table
three-times-weekly regimen
Pulmonary tuberculosis: standard short-course therapy
Dosages for drugs for pulmonary tuberculosis (Table 2.10)
pulse oximetry
acute asthma
adults
children
acute oxygen administration
COPD (acute exacerbations) (table)
dentistry
sedation
pre-flight assessment
pulsed electromagnetic field therapy
pulseless electrical activity
adult cardiorespiratory arrest (figure)
paediatric cardiorespiratory arrest (figure)
pulseless ventricular tachycardia
adult cardiorespiratory arrest (figure)
paediatric cardiorespiratory arrest (figure)
punch biopsy
PUPPP
purpura (definition)
pustular drug reactions
pustular psoriasis
acute (children)
generalised
pregnancy
pustule (definition)
pustulosis
acute generalised exanthematic
PUVA (psoralen and ultraviolet A therapy)
pyelonephritis
acute
mild
severe
pyoderma gangrenosum
paraneoplastic syndrome (table)
pyogenic granuloma
pyogenic liver abscess
pyrantel
pyrazinamide
pyrethrins
pyrexia
adults
children
unknown origin
pyridostigmine
pyridoxine
pyridoxine deficiency
pyrimethamine
pyrophosphate arthropathy
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