This method of studying is no longer working for me, so from now on, I am only going to focus on book icons. I will do 4-5 book icons per entry.
(I don't know if anyone is reading this blog or cares. If you're reading, please drop a comment so I know you're out there!)
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- Pediatric neuromuscular disease
- Treatment of spina bifida
- Spina bifida
- Reflexes in babies
- Cerebral palsy: associated deficits
- Cerebral palsy
- Pediatrics: TBI
- Pediatric cancer
- Pediatric burns
- Rheumatic fever and hemophilia
- Juvenile RA
- pediatric LE amputation
- NOTE
- Transhumeral congenital deficiency
- Congenital limb deficiency
- Pediatrics: hip pain
- Pediatrics: elbow and knee injury
- Congenital torticollis
- Pediatrics: leg and hip
- Pediatrics: feet and toes
- Spondylolisthesis in children
- Scheuermann's kyphosis
- Evaluation and treatment of scoliosis
- Scoliosis
- Development and growth
- Chromosomal syndromes
- Knee orthoses
- KAFOs/HKAFOs
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2 comments:
Your blog is helping us all! The Q&A format is great after you have reviewed the actual book. I printed the entire blog when I took boards last year. Now prepping for peds boards and studying it again. We really appreciate it Sara.
This is very helpful! I really like the question and answer format. It is my primary go to... for study.
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