Description: PART I: Preventive Nutrition,A. Nutrition and Growth1. Prenatal Growth in Pregnancy2. Postnatal Growth in Infancy3. The Premature InfantB. Nutrition Evaluation4. Nutritional Assessment and Early Intervention5. Nutrition in Community-Based Programs and Nutrition Resources6. Quality Assurance StandardsPART II: Chronic Diseases and Developmental DisordersA. Neurological Disorders7. Cerebral Palsy8. Epilepsy9. Muscular Dystrophy10. Myelomeningocele11. Nutrients, Neurotransmitters and Brain Dysfunction12. The Small for Gestational Age Infant13. Autism14. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome15. Fetal Hydantoin Syndrome16. Down Syndrome17. Prader-Willi Syndrome18. Rett SyndromeB. Behavior and Eating Disorders19. Obesity20. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder21. Failure to Thrive22. Rumination23. Anorexia Nervosa and BulimiaC. Feeding Disorders24. Feeding Problems of the Child with Special Health Care Needs25. Cleft Lip/Palate and Craniofacial AnomaliesD. Toxicity and Drugs26. Pica and Lead Toxicity27. Drug-Induced MalnutritionE. Miscellaneous Chronic Diseases28. Allergy and Immunological Disorders in Children29. Pediatric Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome30. Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis31. Children with Neoplastic Diseases (Cancer)32. Children with Chronic Congenital Heart Disease and Renal Disease33. Nutrition in Sickle-Cell Anemia34. Nutrition in Gastrointestical Disorders of Infancy and Childhood35. Constipation and FiberPART III: Hereditary Metabolic DisordersA. Disorders of Amino Acid Metabolism36. Homocystinuria37. Maple Syrup Urine Disease38. Methylmalonic Acidemia39. Phenylketonuria40. Maternal Phenylketonuria41. Tyrosimemia42. The Urea Cycle DisordersB. Disorders of Carbohydrate Metabolism43. Hereditary Fructose Intolerance44. Insulin-Dependent Diabetes in Youth45. Galactosemia46. Lactose IntoleranceC. Miscellaneous Genetic Disorders47. Adrenoleukodystrophy and Related Peroxisomal Disorders48. Broad Thumb-Hallux (Rubenstein-Taybi) Syndrome49. Celiac Disease50. Cystic Fibrosis51. Diabetes Insipidus52. Fragile X Syndrome. D. Runyan53. Hyperuricemias (Lesch-Nyhan Syndrome)54. Hyperlipidemias in Children55. Lowe's Syndrome56. Williams Syndrome57. Wilson's DiseaseAppendices1. Recommended Dietary Allowances (U.S.), Recommended Intakes (U.S.), Recommended Nutrient Intakes (Canada)2. Growth Charts for Special Conditions (Down Syndrome, Myelomeningocele, Prader-Willi, Sickle Cell, Turner)3. Growth Charts (NCHS) for the General Pediatric Population4. Nutrition Assessment Records (UACCDD,CHMC, Cincinnati)5. Nutritional Assessment Records (Developmental Evaluation Center, CMHC Boston), Other Assessment Forms (WIC, Perinatal, Mental Health, Public Health)6. Intensive Care Nursery Protocol, Formula Composition, Preventive Nutrition-Food Classifications, Natural Toxins/Syndromes (Allergies/Immunology, Anitoxidants in Cancer7. Quality Assurance Standards (Developmental Disorders, Chronic Disease)8. Skinfold charts and Percent Body Fat, Other Anthropometry (Upper Arm Length and Knee Height Grids, Sitting Height Standards), Biochemical Standards9. Adolescent Maturation Charts, Adolescent Body Composition, Psychological Tests (Depression, Eating Disorders, Homeless)10. Adult Nutrition Records and Assessment Values; Weight, Height, Skinfolds, Frame Size (All Ages), Percent Body Fat, Nomograms and Body Composition, Blood Pressure Standards, Cardiac RiskIndex

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