Your patient isn't walking quite right - what do you do next? We'll break down the approach to a limping patient to get you on the right track to making a diagnosis

After figuring out how to make the diagnosis in part one, we'll pick up with a review of medications and how to use them to manage your patient's asthma

Asthma is a huge topic in pediatrics, so huge that we're splitting it into two episodes. Here in part one we'll go over the risk factors for asthma, ways to predict which wheezing patients might eventually be diagnosed, and how to make the official diagnosis of asthma

The difference between gastroesophageal reflux and gastroesophageal reflux disease and what to do for the patients who need your help

Dr Angela Rabbitt, the program director of the Child Abuse Pediatrics fellowship at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, joins us for a discussion about what every pediatrician should know for dealing with cases of child abuse and neglect

Winter is here - and we have to decide what's going on with three patients who all have the same chief complaint

How to decide if your patient has an infected bone or joint and what to do when you make the diagnosis

Your quick reference for diagnosing and managing kids with diabetes

Reviewing what to do with patients with abdominal pain - both acute and chronic - especially how to tell which ones you need to be worried about

Talking through why we care about lipids in kids, who to screen, and what to do with the results