Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Introduction
Donald E Greydanus, MD, Dr HC (ATHENS) and Joav Merrick, MD, MMedSc, DMSc
Section One – Health Aspects of Adolescence
Chapter 1 – Cardiology in childhood and adolescence (pp. 3-16)
James Loker, MD
Chapter 2 – Pulmonary disorders in adolescence (pp. 17-36)
John H Marks, MD
Chapter 3 – Adolescence, musculoskeletal disorders and sports injuries (pp. 37-60)
Cynthia L Feucht, PharmD, BCPS and Dilip R Patel, MD, FAAP, FACSM, FAACPDM, FSAM
Chapter 4 – Adolescence and rheumatoid disorders (pp. 61-88)
Donald E Greydanus, MD, Dr HC (ATHENS), Mary D Moore, MD and Cynthia L Feucht, D Pharm, BCPS
Chapter 5 – Adolescence and metabolic disorders (pp. 89-112)
Donald E. Greydanus, MD, Dr. HC (ATHENS), Cynthia L Feucht, PharmD, BCPS, and Mary D Moore, MD
Chapter 6 – Kidney diseases in adolescence (pp. 113-154)
Alfonso D Torres, MD and Donald E Greydanus, MD, Dr HC (ATHENS)
Section Two – Health Issues and Risks
Chapter 7 – The self-management and transition to adulthood program “UNC STARx”: Instruments and lessons from the field (pp. 157-170)
Maria E Ferris, MD, MPH, PhD, Michael T Ferris, BA, Carolyn Viall, RN, PhD, Heather D Stewart, MD, Nicole Fenton, MS, Cara Haberman, MD, Edward A Iglesia, BA, Lauren E Hancock, PNP, Donna H Harward, Donna Gilleskie, PhD, James O’Neill,/Robert Imperial, Zion Ko, Mary H Benton, May Doan, BA, Kristi Bickford, BA, Randy Detwiler, MD, Kenneth Andreoni, MD, John D Mahan, MD, Zachary Smith, MD and Keisha Gibson, MD, MPH
Chapter 8 – Youth suicide prevention at grassroots (pp. 171-180)
Said Shahtahmasebi, PhD
Chapter 9 – Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder: Neuropsychologic and pharmacologic aspects (pp. 181-200)
Donald E Greydanus, MD, DrHC (ATHENS), Gabriel Kaplan, MD and Kevin M Antshel, PhD
Chapter 10 – Upper-air observation indicators predict outbreaks of allergies among elementary school children: Integration of daily environmental and school health surveillance systems in Pennsylvania (pp. 201-218)
Wasantha P Jayawardene, MD, Ahmed H YoussefAgha, PhD and David K Lohrmann, PhD
Chapter 11 – Health risk and deviant behaviors among undergraduate students at an academic institute in Israel (pp. 219-232)
Liat Korn, PhD and Hagit Bonny-Noach, PhD
Chapter 12 – Adult perceptions of youth mental health Issues in a Canadian Province (pp. 233-242)
Amy Metcalfe, PhD, Julius Salegio, MSc, Nancy Reynolds, BScOT and Suzanne Tough, PhD
Chapter 13 – Acceptability of HPV vaccine among young adolescent girls in Uganda: Young people’s perspectives count (pp. 243-254)
Anne R. Katahoire, PhD, John Arube Wani, MPH, Daniel Murokora, MD, Emmanuel Mugisha, PhD and D Scott LaMontagne, PhD
Chapter 14 – Menarcheal age of Nigerian urban secondary school girls in Benin City (pp. 255-262)
Alphonsus N Onyiriuka, Philip O Abiodun, Rita C Onyiriuka, Frances A Ehirim and Eucharia PA Onyiriuka
Chapter 15 – Nutritional status of Nigerian children with sickle cell anaemia in stable state (pp. 263-272)
Barakat A Animasahun, MBBS, MPH, FACC, FWACP, FMCPaed, Urowoli P Nwodo, MBBS, DPH, MWACP, Adaobi N Izuorac, MBBS, MPH, FMCPaed and Olisamedua F Njokanma, MBBS, FWACP, FMCPaed
Chapter 16 – Parental satisfaction and treatment outcome: A 3-year study in children’s mental health services (pp. 273-280)
Stephanie Rosso, PhD and Diomaris E Jurecska, PsyD
Section Three – From Friendship to Undernourishment
Chapter 17 – The influence of friendship groups and media on eating behavior and physical activity in adolescents (pp. 283-294)
Eveline JM Wouters and Rinie Geenen
Chapter 18 – Correlates of bullying victimization among in-school adolescents in the 2005 Botswana Global School-Based Health Survey (pp. 295-302)
Patti Herring, PhD, Seter Siziya, BA (Ed), MSc, PhD, Sricharan Pasupulati, MD, MPH, Emmanuel Rudatsikira, MD, MPH, Dr PH and Adamson S Muula, MBBS, MPH, PhD
Chapter 19 – Aggression among Chandigarh high school students: To know the prevalence and level of aggression in terms of gender (pp. 303-316)
Manmeet Kaur Reen, BSC, MSC, APGDCGFC and Deepali Sharma, PhD
Chapter 20 – Prevalence of maltreatment of adolescents among high school children in Kerala (pp. 317-322)
Jyothi Manoj, MPhil and Josmy Thomas, MSc
Chapter 21- Siblings exposed to intimate partner violence: Family predictors of child trauma symptoms (pp. 323-340)
Ashley Stewart-Tufescu, PhD (candidate) and Caroline C Piotrowski, PhD, MPH
Chapter 22 – Results of an HIV stigma reduction intervention on a university campus (pp. 341-350)
Sara A Millimet, Beau Miller, Michael W Ross, Pahl Samson and Chaitanya Churi
Chapter 23 – Menstrual practices among adolescent girls in a rural area (pp. 351-356)
Ravish H Shankaraiah, MBBS, MD, Sheela P Haveri, MBBS, MD, Katti S Mallappa, MBBS, MD and Wantamutte A Saheb, MBBS, MD
Chapter 24 – Snack consumption pattern among adolescent Nigerian urban secondary school girls (pp. 357-366)
Alphonsus N Onyiriuka, Eruke E Egbagbe and Eucharia PA Onyiriuka
Chapter 25- Residential care centers for people with intellectual disability in Israel: Trends in the number of children 1999-2007 (pp. 367-372)
Ariel Tenenbaum, MD, Shoshana Aspler, RN, BSci, Dan Rorman, MD, Amanda Sinai, MBChB, MRCPsych, Brian Seth Fuchs, MD, Mordechai Raskas, MD,
Meir Lotan, BPT, MScPT, PhD and Joav Merrick, MD, MMedSci, DMSc
Chapter 26 – Adverse childhood experience as a risk factor for adolescent pregnancy in China (pp. 373-382)
Wei Wei, MD and Xiaoming Yu, MD, MPH
Chapter 27 – Prevalence and incidence of asymptomatic bacteriuria among Nigerian children and adolescents with Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus (pp. 383-388)
Alphonsus N Onyiriuka and Edirin O Yusuf
Chapter 28 – Health care seeking avenues of parents of school-age children with severe health problems in a community in Ghana (pp. 389-396)
Cecilia Obeng. PhD
Chapter 29 – Plummer’s nail (onycholysis) in an adolescent Nigerian girl with hyperthyroidism due to graves’ disease (pp. 397-402
Alphonsus N Onyiriuka, Chinedu A Atamah and Louis C. Onyiriuka
Chapter 30 – Child abuse and alcohol misuse in a victim: The role of ethnic and societal factors (pp. 403-408)
Sergei V Jargin
Chapter 31 – Undernourishment as underlying cause of a teenager with extreme shifts in serum sodium (pp. 409-412)
Eva MM Hoytema van Konijnenburg, Jaap W Groothoff, Tessa de Baat, Felix HK Kreier and Annemarie CM van Bellegem
Section Four – Internet Addiction
Chapter 32 – Clinical signs and symptoms of addictive behaviors (pp. 415-424)
Terpsichori N Korpa, MD and Pinelopi V Papadopoulou, MSc
Chapter 33 – Development of internet addictive behaviors: Potential pathophysiologic mechanisms (pp. 425-432)
Joseph Calles, MD, Donald E. Greydanus, MD, DR HC (Athens) and Ahsan Nazeer, MD
Chapter 34 – Internet addiction and psychiatric comorbidities (pp. 433-442)
Ahsan Nazeer, MD, Donald Greydanus, MD, DR HC (Athens) and Joseph Calles, MD
Chapter 35 – Assessment of internet addictive behavior (pp. 443-452)
Mari Janikian, PhD
Chapter 36 – Risks of developing internet addictive behaviors: Scope and extent of internet sites used (pp. 453-466)
Kai W Müller, Dipl-Psych., Klaus Wölfling, Dipl-Psych. and Michael Dreier, Dipl-Soz.
Chapter 37 – Online social networking use: Associations with adolescent well-being and internet addictive behaviors (pp. 467-480)
Eleni C Tzavela, MSc and Foteini M Mavromati, MSc/Post-MSc Dip
Chapter 38 – Psychological research and a sociological perspective on problematic and addictive computer game use in adolescence (pp. 481-498)
Michael Dreier, Dipl.-Soz., Klaus Wölfling, Dr. Dipl.-Psych. and Kai W. Müller, Dipl.-Psych.
Chapter 39 – Real world high-risk patterns associated with internet addictive behaviors (pp. 499-504)
Efi Barlou, MD
Chapter 40 – Management of internet addictive behaviors in adolescents (pp. 505-518)
Gabriela Elena Chele, PhD, George Macarie, PhD and Cristinel Stefanescu, PhD
Chapter 41 – European public health policies and interventions for detecting and deterring internet addictive behaviors in adolescents (pp. 519-524)
Artemis Tsitsika, MD, PhD, Mari Janikian, PhD and Vasiliki Dimitrakopoulou
Chapter 42 – Internet addiction, media use and difficulties associated with sleeping in adolescents (pp. 525-530)
Stephanie J Stockburger, MD, FAAP and Hatim A Omar, MD, FAAP
Chapter 43 – Cyberbullying: A brief review (pp. 531-536)
Amy L Burnett, John A Yozwiak and Hatim A Omar
Chapter 44 – The impact of the internet on the sexual health of adolescents: A brief review (pp. 537-540)
Julia Springate and Hatim A Omar
Chapter 45 – Development of an integrated intervention model for Internet addiction in Hong Kong (pp. 541-556)
Daniel TL Shek, PhD, FHKPS, BBS, JP and Hildie Leung
Section Five – Acknowledgements
Chapter 46 – About the editor (pp. 559-560)
Chapter 47 – About the national institute of child health and human development in Israel (pp. 561-564)
Section Six – Index
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