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    Great! Your effort of sharing the drug dosages for pediatric patients is laudable. All practitioners should know the basisc of prescribing drugs to children; and that they need to be prescribed on the basis of the weight of children. It is mandatory to have a weighing scale in a clinic. Please find below a further simplified chart for easy calculations. Anyone, please feel free to contact me if any clarification is required.

    (Disclaimer: I do not endorse any products; trade names* given below are only examples)

    Drug

    Trade Name*/ Formulation

    Dosage

    Weight

    Dose

     Frequency

    Ibuprofen

    Sy. Ibugesic 100mg

    Tab. Brufen 200 mg

    Tab. Brufen 400 mg

    10mg/kg/dose

    10kg

    20kg

    40kg

    5ml

    10ml/ 1 tab 200mg

    1 tab 400mg

    TID/QID; SOS

    Paracetamol

    Sy. Crocin 125mg

    Sy. Crocin DS 250mg

    Tab Crocin 500mg

    15mg/kg/dose

    8kg

    16kg

    32kg

    5ml

    5ml

    1tab 500mg

    TID/QID; SOS

    Amoxycilin

    Sy. Mox 125mg

    Sy. Mox 250mg

    Cap 500 mg

    20-90mg/kg/day

    in divided doses

    7.5kg

    15kg

    30kg

    5ml

    5ml

    1 cap

    TID

    Amoxy + Clav

     

    Sy. Augpen HS

    Sy. Augpen DS

    30-90mg/kg/day

    in divided doses

    10kg

    20kg

    5ml

    5ml

    BID (High/ Double Strength)

    Metronidazole

    Sy. Flagyl 200mg

     

    Tab. Flagyl 400 mg

    30mg/kg/day

    in divided doses

    10kg

    20kg

    40 kg

    2.5ml

    5ml

    1 tab 400 mg

    TID

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    Thank you DENTISTRY TODAY and readers!
    The index of the book is given below to get a brief idea about its contents.
    1. At the Beginning… 1
    2. Are Children Difficult Dental Patients? 4
    3. Fundamentals of Child Management in Dentistry 7
    4. Assessment of Child Behavior in the Dental Clinic 17
    5. Techniques of Behavior Modification Revisited 23
    6. First Dental Visit of a Child 38
    7. Should Parents Remain with Children During their Dental Treatment? 46
    8. Designing a Child-friendly Dental Clinic 52
    9. “Needle Phobia”- No More! 64
    10. Pain Management in Dentistry for Children 75
    11. Management of Extremely Disruptive Child Behavior in Dental Clinic 82
    12. How to Take Good Intra-oral Radiographs in Children 87
    13. Dental Management of Children with Hypersensitive Gagging Reflex 92
    14. The Need for Pharmacological Management 96
    15. Child Management Considerations for Children with Special Care Needs 100
    16. Follow-up Visits of Previously Treated Children 110
    17. Child Management from Practice Management Perspective 113
    Appendix 1: Case study: Treatment and Behavior Details of a Three and a Half Year-old Boy on Completion of Multi-visit Full Mouth Rehabilitation Program for Severe Early Childhood Caries118
    I request readers to post remarks. Thanks again!
    Dr Ashwin Jawdekar

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