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• Addresses the entire spectrum of pediatric conditions-from pertinent historical factors and examination techniques to visual and diagnostic methods-providing you with comprehensive coverage for your toughest diagnostic challenges.
  
• Features more than 3,400 practical, clinical photographs to help you identify and diagnose hundreds of pediatric disorders.

• Features new, comprehensive coverage of malnutrition, obesity, and trauma to help you identify a wide range of conditions.
  
• Includes expanded information on child abuse and neglect so you can better recognize and manage the signs and symptoms of this sensitive condition.
  
• Presents new coverage in the Genetic Disorders and Dysmorphic Conditions chapter to assist you in diagnosing metabolic diseases more accurately.
  
• Offers online access to the entire searchable contents of the book for quick answers to clinical questions.
  
• Provides online downloadable images from the book that allow you to create your own electronic presentations.

Average Customer Rating:

Pediatric Atlas of Physical Assessment	Customer Rating:
This book is a must have in peds or family practice. I am almost done with NP school in family practice, and I find this book very useful!

Book review	Customer Rating:
A must have for NP school. Great book. Thanks Amazon for providing the best prices and great services.

Must Have for Pediatrics	Customer Rating:
If you work in a pediatric practice which serves children, you will find yourself turning to this book again and again. It has very helpful and complete text and pictures. Our pediatric residents use it as a primary board review text. I highly recommend it. Anyone want to buy a Nelson's???

Great for the boards and the office	Customer Rating:
I bought this to study for the pediatric boards and it was very helpful for the picture session. I've also found it extremely helpful everyday in seeing patients especially the dermatology section.

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Another ubiquitous book. A "must have"....or "must have owned". Too big. People just buy it for the pictures anyway, has anyone really read the text in Zitelli's? Most people use it as an atlas to review for boards...My logic is, if you're gonna just use it for pictures, why not google images? There are other atlases out there that are less cumbersome and cheaper. Plus, do you think the pedi board people will take a picture right out of a well-known text? Useful as a bookend or coffe table a-la Kramer in Seinfeld.