Mind Maps

Reading too many text at a time may take your time A LOT. Let me just make it simpler for you by having you read in a form of mind map. I'll put a guideline if I think it would be necessary to do so.

The mind maps were self-made. Most of the source was taken from uptodate.com

These are some of the beginnings. I promise you that they will pile up in no time...

BASIC
1. Basic lung function

Obstetric-Gynecology
1. Pre-eclampsia (click on the picture below to download PDF/readable version) 

Pediatric
1. Febrile seizure (click on the picture below to download PDF/readable version)

For further reading, please take a look at:

Guideline for the management of convulsive status epilepticus in infants and children

or for a quick look at the algorithm:

Algorithm of management

2. Shock
a. Basic knowledge

b. Initial evaluation
Mindmap

To make things more clear, here included the example of pediatric assessment triangle mentioned above in the mindmap:

Pediatric assessment triangle

For a quick look of the algorithm: 

Approach to the classification of undifferentiated shock in children

PS: to open the algorithm you may have to subscribe first (free) to freeuptodate.com