Section 3: Later Infancy

2007, Ambulatory Pediatric Association, Washington, D.C.

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S1. Early Life

a. Nutrition and NICU

b. Breastfeeding

c. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

d. Infant of a Diabetic Mom

S2. Infancy

a. Failure to Thrive

b. Inborn Errors in Metabolism

c. Celiac Disease

d. GERD

S3. Later Infancy

a. Rickets and Calcium Disease

b. Classic Nutritional Deficiency

c. Food Intolerance and Allergy

d. Acute Gastroenteritis

e. Nutrition and Child Developement

f. Lead Poisoning

g. The Macrobiotic and Vegetarian diet

S4. Toddler

a. Nutrition and PICU

b. Iron Deficiency

c. Dental Health

d. HIV and Nutrition

e. Care of Handicapped Children

f. Nutrition and Infection

S5. Pre-School

a. Hypercholesterolemia

b. Prader-Willi Syndrome

c. Fiber Needs and Constipation

d. Vitamin A and the Eye

e. Chronic Diarrhea

f. Type I DM

S6. Early School Age

a. Micronutrient Deficiency

b. Probiotics

c. Adult Onset Diabetes

d. The Ketogenic Diet

e. Nutrition and Oncology

S7. Adolescent

a. Eating Disorders

b. Sports Nutrition

c. Folate Needs in Potential Pregnancy

d. Nonalcoholic Liver Disease

e. Nutrition and Teen Pregnancy

S8. Post-Adolescent

a. Nutrition in Chronic Illness

b. Cystic Fibrosis

c. Hypertension

d. Vitamin Excess and Hormonal Misuse

e. The Diabetic Teenage Mom