1. Newborn Care 2. Assessment Procedures 3. Assisting in Diagnostic Procedures 4. Meeting Nutritional Needs 5. Respiratory Care 6. Administration of Medications and Vaccines 7. Elimination Needs 8. Emergency Procedures 9. Safety and Recreation 10. Care of Child with Fracture 11. Care of Child Undergoing Surgery 12. Meeting Children's Hygiene Needs 13. Recent Advances in Prenatal, Neonatal, and Pediatric Care Appendix Index

Teachers are considered to be the pillars for any educational system and the efficiency of the teachers is determined by a wide range of factors like teaching inputs, school facilities, work environment, work commitment, training, personal involvement, human relations, job promotions, job description, supervision, motivation (self and others), salary, increments, welfare measures, future possibilities, home conditions, students involvement, community support, transport facilities, etc. It is the level of positive attitude of teachers that often decides his/her success and efficiency as a teacher. If the teachers are free from all burdens then they will be able to devote their time and attention for the benefit of the school. A dissatisfied teacher with negative attitudes towards profession is not only a burden to himself but also to the school and community at large. If teachers have not got satisfaction it means that there is something wrong in terms of the academic inputs, welfare measures or at personal level.

Bacterial resistance to therapeutic drugs is a global problem making many of the bacterial infectious dangerous epidemics. Hence search is on for newer and more effective antibiotics. The problem of new antibiotics is often they are toxic to humans because of their complex nature more over bacteria are known to develop resistance to all these drugs quickly. Currently six molecular targets are used in antibacterial therapy. Potentially bacteria are expected to have over 2000 targets for antibacterial therapy. Hence new antibiotics are directed towards any of these newer targets.