Emergencies in Clinical Medicine (Emergencies In Series)
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| Rating | : | 4.35 (987 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0199202524 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 436 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-04-15 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"this informative text is written for junior doctors and medical students, but is an ideal companion for nursing students and nurses working in emergency departmentsThe text covers all the basics of emergency situations, from presentations and observations to clinical biochemistry. The quick reference sections in particular are useful for healthcare professionals who work under pressure, and the instructions and advice they provide are clear and practical ."--Emergency Nurse
"Succinct and to the point" according to CA. The information is succinct and presented in point form in the sequence 1) immediate management 2) History Succinct and to the point The information is succinct and presented in point form in the sequence 1) immediate management 2) History 3) Examination Succinct and to the point CA The information is succinct and presented in point form in the sequence 1) immediate management 2) History 3) Examination 4) Investigations and finally 5) Differentials.The hallmark of this text is that it heads straight to the point, but also explains what you would be looking for and why as well (ie, it doesn't throw you an entire battery of investigations without explanations). Great for reading on the go as well!. ) Investigations and finally 5) Differentials.The hallmark of this text is that it heads straight to the point, but also explains what you would be looking for and why as well (ie, it doesn't throw you an entire battery of investigations without explanations). Great for reading on the go as well!. ) Examination Succinct and to the point CA The information is succinct and presented in point form in the sequence 1) immediate management 2) History 3) Examination 4) Investigations and finally 5) Differentials.The hallmark of this text is that it heads straight to the point, but also explains what you would be looking for and why as well (ie, it doesn't throw you an entire battery of investigations without explanations). Great for reading on the go as well!. ) Investigations and finally 5) Differentials.The hallmark of this text is that it heads straight to the point, but also explains what you would be looking for and why as well (ie, it doesn't throw you an entire battery of investigations without explanations). Great for reading on the go as well!
Greg Skinner is a SHO, Paediatric Cardiology at the Freeman Road Hospital Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. . Piers Page is a SHO, Intensive Care Medicine at James Cook University Hospital, Middlesborough, UK
An easy-to-use guide to the management of common medical emergencies; this book is an essential for all junior doctors or clinical students. The key to their management is timely recognition and intervention. Emergencies nearly always present first to the junior doctor, either as a result of direct observation on the ward, or a phone call from nursing staff when on call. This book gives the junior doctor and senior medical student the confidence to do this. The text covers emergencies from both a problem-based and disease-based approach, with the book being divided into two sections - presentations and diseases.