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Title: Oxford Handbook of Acute Medicine (Oxford Medical Publications)

ISBN: 9780192626820

Subject Area: Medical

Publication Name: Oxford Handbook of Acute Medicine

Publisher: Oxford University Press, Incorporated

Item Length: 7.2 in

Subject: Emergency Medicine, General

Publication Year: 1998

Type: Textbook

Format: Uk-Trade Paper

Language: English

Item Height: 1.1 in

Author: Punit S. Ramrakha, Kevin P. Moore

Item Weight: 15.9 Oz

Item Width: 4.2 in

Number of Pages: 892 Pages

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Product Identifiers

Publisher

Oxford University Press, Incorporated

ISBN-10

0192626825

ISBN-13

9780192626820

eBay Product ID (ePID)

1051812

Product Key Features

Number of Pages

892 Pages

Publication Name

Oxford Handbook of Acute Medicine

Language

English

Subject

Emergency Medicine, General

Publication Year

1998

Type

Textbook

Subject Area

Medical

Author

Punit S. Ramrakha, Kevin P. Moore

Format

Uk-Trade Paper

Dimensions

Item Height

1.1 in

Item Weight

15.9 Oz

Item Length

7.2 in

Item Width

4.2 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience

Scholarly & Professional

LCCN

97-026292

Dewey Edition

Reviews

" This is an excellent handbook which delivers on its promise to be a practical guide for doctors to deal with virtually every acute medical emergency. ... this handbook would be useful [to] not only anaesthesia residents, but also as a quick reference for anaesthetists in the on-call room."Cndn Jrl of Anaesthesia (Nov 1998), "Overall, I think the authors have done a tremendous job, and it certainly will make life on the wards a bit easier for clinicians. The book reads very well, and manages to include an admirable amount of detail, whilst remaining comprehensible. Well done!" -Pre-registration House Officer, 1. Cardiovascular emergencies 2. Respiratory emergencies 3. Shock 4. Infectious diseases 5. Infections in the HIV-positive patient 6. Renal emergencies 7. Neurological emergencies 8. Endocrine emergencies 9. Gastroenterological emergencies 10. Haematological emergencies 11. Rheumatological emergencies 12. Drug overdoses 13. Pharmacotherapy 14. Dermatological emergencies 15. Disorders due to physical agents 16. Practical procedures Reference intervals, "Overall, I think the authors have done a tremendous job, and it certainly will make life on the wards a bit easier for clinicians. The book reads very well, and manages to include an admirable amount of detail, whilst remaining comprehensible. Well done!" - Pre-registration House Officer

Illustrated

Yes

Dewey Decimal

616.025

Table Of Content

1. Cardiovascular emergencies2. Respiratory emergencies3. Shock4. Infectious diseases5. Infections in the HIV-positive patient6. Renal emergencies7. Neurological emergencies8. Endocrine emergencies9. Gastroenterological emergencies10. Haematological emergencies11. Rheumatological emergencies12. Drug overdoses13. Pharmacotherapy14. Dermatological emergencies15. Disorders due to physical agents16. Practical proceduresReference intervals

Synopsis

This book provides a handy and practical guide to the management of emergency situations in everyday clinical practice. It contains details on how to treat acute medical emergencies, and how to provide treatment for the patient while awaiting specialist help. It is aimed at the newly qualified doctor, and follows on from the Oxford Handbook of Clinical Medicine. It will also be of interest to Accident and Emergency staff, GP's, medical students, and nurses involved in the care of acutely ill patients., Medical emergencies make great demands on the diagnostic and therapeutic knowledge and skill of the junior doctor. As a house officer, there is usually good supervision by senior colleagues, but nights on cover, when help is on the end of a telephone and is about 30 minutes from the hospital, can be difficult. The Oxford Handbook of Acute Medicine provides a handy and practical guide to the management of emergency situations in everyday clinical practice. It is aimed at the newly qualified doctor, following on from the Oxford Handbook of Clinical Medicine . It provides step by step details on the current diagnostic and management principles necessary to allow junior doctors to deal with medical emergencies safely and effectively. It assumes a basic knowledge of disease processes, physical examination skills, and medical terminology, and concentrates on therapeutic and diagnostic decisions. It will also be of interest to Accident and Emergency staff, GPs, some medical students, and nurses involved in the care of acutely ill patients., Medical emergencies make great demands on the diagnostic and therapeutic knowledge and skill of the junior doctor. As a house officer, there is usually good supervision by senior colleagues, but nights on cover, when help is on the end of a telephone and is about 30 minutes from the hospital, can be difficult. The Oxford Handbook of Acute Medicine provides a handy and practical guide to the management of emergency situations in everyday clinical practice. It is aimed at the newly qualified doctor, following on from the Oxford Handbook of Clinical Medicine. It provides step by step details on the current diagnostic and management principles necessary to allow junior doctors to deal with medical emergencies safely and effectively. It assumes a basic knowledge of disease processes, physical examination skills, and medical terminology, and concentrates on therapeutic and diagnostic decisions. It will also be of interest to Accident and Emergency staff, GPs, some medical students, and nurses involved in the care of acutely ill patients., Medical emergencies make great demands on the diagnostic and therapeutic knowledge and skill of the junior doctor. During regular hours , there is usually good supervision by senior colleagues, but nights on call, when help is on the end of a telephone and is about 30 minutes from the hospital, can be difficult. The Oxford Handbook of Acute Medicine provides a handy and practical guide to the management of emergency situations in everyday clinical practice. It is aimed at the newly qualified doctor, following on from the Oxford Handbook of Clinical Medicine. It provides step by step details on the current diagnostic and management principles necessary to allow junior doctors to deal with medical emergencies safely and effectively. It assumes a basic knowledge of disease processes, physical examination skills, and medical terminology, and concentrates on therapeutic and diagnostic decisions. It will also be of interest to emergency room staff, general practitioners, some medical students, and nurses involved in the care of acutely ill patients.

LC Classification Number

RC86.8.R35 1997