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LAST EDITION - “An impressive work...belongs in every emergency
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Presents a comprehensive treatment of Emergency
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Concepts, Trauma, Medicine and Surgery, Environment and Toxicology, Speci=
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Populations, Emergency Medical Services, and The Practice of Emergency
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Table of Con=
tents
PART ONE: FUNDAMENTAL CLINICAL CONCEPTS=
I: Critical Management
Principles 1. Airway-Ron M. Walls 2. Mechanical Ventilation and
Noninvasive Ventilatory Support-Charles V. Pollack, Jr. 3. Monitoring the
Emergency Patient-Michael F. Murphy and Timothy A. D. Graham 4. Shock-Ala=
n E.
Jones and Jeffrey A. Kline 5. Blood and Blood Components-Gwendolyn L. Hof=
fman
6. Brain Resuscitation-Robert Silbergleit and Norman S. Abramson 7. Adult
Resuscitation-Robert W. Neumar and Kevin R. Ward 8. Pediatric
Resuscitation-Brian P. Gilligan and Robert C. Luten 9. Neonatal
Resuscitation-Eileen Klein and Linda Quan II: Cardinal Presentations
10. Clinical Decision Making-Dane M. Chapman, Douglas M. Char, and Chandr=
a D.
Aubin 11. Fever in the Adult Patient-Frederick C. Blum 12. Weakness-Rober=
t C.
Reiser 13. Dizziness and Vertigo-Jonathan Olshaker 14. Confusion-J. Steph=
en
Huff and William J. Brady 15. Coma and Depressed Level of
Consciousness-Richard E. Wolfe and David F. M. Brown 16. Seizures-Frederi=
ck
C. Blum 17. Headache-Gregory L. Henry and Christopher S. Russi 18. Dyspne=
a-Sabina
Braithwaite and Debra Perina 19. Chest Pain-James E. Brown and Glenn C.
Hamilton 20. Syncope-Robert A. DeLorenzo 21. Nausea and Vomiting-Leslie Z=
un
and Amardeep Singh 22. Abdominal Pain-Kelly E. King and John M. Wightman =
23.
Gastrointestinal Bleeding-Philip L. Henneman 24. Diarrhea-John E. Gough a=
nd
Phillip A. Clement 25. Constipation-Natalie Cullen 26. Jaundice-Katherine=
L.
Heilpern and Tammie E. Quest 27. Acute Pelvic Pain-Robert Dart 28. Vaginal
Bleeding-John C. Bradford and Christ G. Kyriakedes 29. Back Pain-Kevin G.
Rodgers and James B. Jones 30. Cyanosis-Jennifer Bocock and Joan Kolodzik=
31.
Sore Throat-Jonathan I. Singer and Mark E. Gebhar=
t 32. Hemoptysis-Brian
Springer and Timothy G. Janz 33. Red and Painful Eye-John M. Wightman and
Glenn C. Hamilton PART TWO: TRAUMA I: General Concepts
34. Multiple Trauma-Susan L. Gin-Shaw and Robert C. Jorden 35. Trauma in
Pregnancy-John D. G. Neufeld 36. Pediatric Trauma-Richard M. Cantor 37. G=
eriatric
Trauma-Diane M. Birnbaumer II: System Injuries 38. Head-William G.
Heegaard and Michelle Biros 39. Facial Trauma-Mary Pat McKay 40. Spinal
Injuries-Robert S. Hockberger, Amy H. Kaji, and Edward Newton 41. Neck-Kim
Newton 42. Thoracic Trauma-Marc Eckstein and Sean Henderson 43. Abdominal
Trauma-John A. Marx and Jennifer Isenhour 44. Genitourinary System-Robert=
E.
Schneider 45. Peripheral Vascular Injury-Edward Newton III: Orthopedic
Lesions 46. General Principles of Orthopedic Injuries-Joel M. Geiderm=
an
47. Hand-Robert E. Antosia and Everett=
Lyn 48. Wrist and Forearm=
-Karen
G. H. Woolfrey and Mary A. Eisenhauer 49. Humerus and Elbow-Joel M. Geide=
rman
50. Shoulder-Mohamud Daya 51. Musculoskeletal Back Pain-Michelle Lin 52. =
Pelvis-A.
Adam Cwinn 53. Femur and Hip-Michael A. Gibbs, Edward Newton, and James F.
Fiechtl 54. Knee and Lower Leg-Everett Lyn, Daniel Pallin, and Robert E.
Antosia 55. Ankle and Foot-Kendall Ho and Riyad B. Abu-Laban IV:
Soft-Tissue Injuries 56. Wound Management Principles-Barry Simon and =
H.
Gene Hern, Jr. 57. Foreign Bodies-Stephen H. Thomas and David F.M. Brown =
58. Mammalian
Bites-Ellen J. Weber 59. Venomous Animal Injuries-Edward J. Otten 60. The=
rmal
Burns-Richard F. Edlich, Marcus L. Martin and William B. Long 61. Chemical
Injuries-Richard F. Edlich, Marcus L. Martin, and William B. Long V:
Violence and Abuse 62. Injury Prevention and Control-Stephen W. Harga=
rten
and Jeffrey W. Runge 63. Forensic Emergency Medicine-William S. Smock 64.
Child Maltreatment-Carol D. Berkowitz 65. Sexual Assault-Laura Slaughter =
66.
Intimate Partner Violence and Abuse-Patricia Salber 67. Elder Abuse and
Neglect-Deirdre Anglin and Diana C. Schneider 68. Youth, Gangs, and
Violence-H. Range Hutson PART THREE: MEDICINE AND SURGERY <=
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Head and Neck Disorders 69. Oral Medicine-James T. Amsterdam 70.
Ophthalmology-Douglas D. Brunette 71. Otolaryngology-James A. Pfaff and
Gregory P. Moore II: Pulmonary System 72. Asthma-Richard M. Nowak =
and
Glenn Tokarski 73. Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease-Stuart P. Swadron
and Diku P. Mandavia 74. Upper Respiratory Tract Infections-Frantz R. Mel=
io
75. Pneumonia-Gregory J. Moran and David A. Talan 76. Pleural Disease-Jos=
hua
M. Kosowsky III: Cardiac System 77. Acute Coronary Syndromes-Bill
Brady and Tom Aufderheide 78. Dysrhythmias-Donald M. Yealy and Theodore R.
Delbridge 79. Implantable Cardiac Devices-James T. Niemann 80. Heart
Failure-John F. O’Brien and Jay L. Falk 81. Pericardial and Myocard=
ial
Disease-Nicholas J. Jouriles 82. Infective Endocarditis and Valvular Heart
Disease-Susan M. Dunmire IV: Vascular System 83. Hypertension-Rich=
ard
O. Gray 84. Aortic Dissection-Felix Ankel 85. Abdominal Aortic
Aneurysm-Howard A. Bessen 86. Peripheral Arteriovascular Disease-Tom P. A=
ufderheide
87. Pulmonary Embolism and Deep Venous Thrombosis-Jeffrey A. Kline and
Michael S. Runyon V: Gastrointestinal System 88. Esophagus, Stomach
and Duodenum-Mark J. Lowell 89. Liver and Biliary Tract-David A. Guss 90.=
Pancreas-Sally
A. Santen and Robin R. Hemphill 91. Disorders of the Small Intestine-Susa=
n P.
Torrey and Phillip L. Henneman 92. Acute Appendicitis-Jeanette M. Wolfe a=
nd
Philip L. Henneman 93. Acute Gastroenteritis-Robert A. Bitterman and Davi=
d K.
Zich 94. Large Intestine-Michael A. Peterson 95. Anorectum-Wendy C. Coate=
s VI:
Genitourinary System 96. Renal Failure-Allan B. Wolfson 97. Sexually
Transmitted Diseases-Diane Birmbaumer and Christine Andregg 98. Selected
Urologic Problems-John Kahler and Ann. L. Harwood-Nuss VII: Neurology<=
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99. Stroke-Rashmi U.=
Kothari, Todd J. Crocco, =
and
William G. Barsan 100. Seizures-Charles V. Pollack, Jr. 101. Headache-Tho=
mas
Kwiatkowski and Kumar Alagappan 102. Delirium and Demetia-Jeffrey Smith a=
nd
Jennifer Seirafi 103. Brain and Cranial Nerve Disorders-Brian Stettler and
Arthur M. Pancioli 104. Spinal Cord Disorders-Andrew D. Perron and J. Ste=
phen
Huff 105. Peripheral Nerve Disorders-E. John Gallagher 106. Neuromuscular
Disorders-Peter Shearer and Andrew Jagoda 107. Central Nervous System
Infections-Frank W. Lavoie and John R. Saucier VIII: Psychiatric and
Behavioral Disorders 108. Thought Disorders-Robert S. Hockberger and =
John
R. Richards 109. Mood Disorders-Douglas A. Rund and
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Marshall
G. Vary 110. Anxiety Disorders-Eugene E. Kercher and Joshua L. Tobias 111.
Somatoform Disorders-Thomas B. Purcell 112. Factitious Disorders and
Malingering-Thomas B. Purcell 113. Suicide-Stephen A. Colucciello IX:
Immunologic and Inflammatory 114. Arthritis-Douglas W. Lowery, III 11=
5.
Tendinopathy and Bursitis-Ted Koutouzis and Chris Richards 116. Systemic
Lupus Erythmatosus and the Vasculitides-Claire Sercombe 117. Allergy,
Hypersensitivity, and Anaphylaxis-T. Paul Tran and Robert L. Muelleman 11=
8.
Dermatologic Presentations-Rita K. Cylduka and Mary Hancock X: Hematol=
ogy
and Oncology 119. Anemia, Polycythemia, and White Blood Cell
Disorders-Glenn C. Hamilton and Timothy G. Janz 120. Disorders of
Hemostasis-Timothy G. Janz and Glenn C. Hamilton 121. Selected Oncologic
Emergencies-Nnamdi Nkwuo, Neil Schamban, and Marc Borenstein XI:
Metabolism and Endocrinology 122. Acid-Base Disorders-Jamie L. Collin=
gs
123. Electrolyte Disturbances-Michael A. Gibbs, Allan B. Wofson, and Vive=
k S.
Tayal 124. Diabetes Mellitus and Disorders of Glucose Homeostasis-Rita K.
Cylduka and Jeffrey Pennington 125. Rhabdomyolysis-Laura J. Bontempo 126.
Thyroid and Adrenal Disorders-Jeffrey Sternlicht and John M. Wogan XII:
Infectious Disease 127. Bacteria-Madonna Fernandez-Frackelton 128.
Viruses-Michael Alan Polis and Tenagne Haile-Mariam 129. Rabies-Ellen J.
Weber 130. AIDS and HIV-Richard E. Rothman, Catherine A. Marco, Samuel Ya=
ng,
and Gabor D. Kelen 131. Parasites-Bruce M. Becker and W. Brian Gibler 132.
Tick-Borne Illnesses-Edward B. Bolgiano and Joseph Sexton 133. Tuberculos=
is-Peter
E. Sokolove and Dennis Chan 134. Bone and Joint Infections-Brian J. Zink =
135.
Soft-Tissue Infections-Harvey W. Meislin and John A. Guisto 136. <=
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lang=3DEN-GB style=3D'mso-ansi-language:EN-GB'>Syndrome-Nathan I. Shapiro, Gary D. Zimmer, =
and Adam
Z. Barkin
PART
FOUR: ENVIRONMENT AND TOXICOLOGY I: Environmental 137. Frostbite=
-Daniel
F. Danzl 138. Accidental Hypothermia-Daniel F. Danzl 139. Heat
Illness-Salvator Vicario 140. Electrical and Lighting Injuries-Timothy G.
Price and Mary Ann Cooper 141. Scuba Diving and Dysbarism-Lee W. Shockley
142. High-Altitude Medicine-Michael Yaron and Benjamin Honigman 143. Subm=
ersion-Andrew
Knaut and Kim M. Feldhaus 144. Radiation Injuries-Vincent Markovchick =
II:
Toxicology 145. General Approach to the Poisoned Patient-Ken Kulig and
Louis Ling 146. Acetaminophen-Kennith E. Bizovi and Robert Hendrickson 14=
7.
Aspirin and Non-steroidal Agents-Donna L. Seger and Linsay Murray 148. An=
ticholinergics-Wilfredo
Rivera and Larissa I. Velez 149.
Antidepressants-Elisabeth F. Bilden and Frank G. Walter 150. Cardiovascul=
ar
Drugs-David J. Roberts 151. Caustics-Paul M. Wax and Sandra M. Schneider =
152.
Cocaine and Other Sympathomimetics-Rama B. Rao and Robert S. Hoffman 153.=
Toxic
Alchohols-Suzanne R. White and Joseph Kosnik 154. Hallucinogens-Binh T. L=
y,
Richard F. Clark, and Saralyn R. Williams 155. Heavy <=
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lang=3DEN-GB style=3D'mso-ansi-language:EN-GB'>Metals-Larissa I. Velez and Kathleen A. Del=
aney
156. Hydrocarbons-David C. Lee 157. Inhaled Toxins-Lewis S. Nelson and Ro=
bert
S. Hoffman 158. Lithium-Keith K. Burkhart 159. Antipsychotics-Mary A. Wit=
tler
and Eric J. Lavonas 160. Opioids-Christina E. Hantsch and David Gummin 16=
1. Pesticides-Cynthia
K. Aaron 162. Plants, Mushrooms, and Herbal Medications-Richard D. Shih 1=
63. Sedative
Hypnotics-Leon Gussow and Andrea Carlson PART FIVE: SPECIAL POPULAT=
IONS
I: The Pediatric Patient 164. General Approach to the Pediatric
Patient-Robert A. Wiebe 165. Fever- Roger M. Barkin and D. Demetrios Zukin
166. Pediatric Respiratory Emergencies: Upper Airway Obstruction and
Infections-Mariann Manno 167. Pediatric Respiratory Emergencies: Lower Ai=
rway
Obstruction-Christine D. Darr, Susan Kirelik, and Sudha Russell 168. Pedi=
atric
Respiratory Emergencies: Disease of the Lungs-Kirelik and Brian Alverson =
169.
Cardiac Disorders-Alson S. Inaba 170. Gastrointestinal Disorders-Mark A.
Hostetler 171. Infectious Diarrheal Disease and Dehydration-Roger M. Bark=
in
and David G. Ward 172. Renal and Genitourinary Tract Disorders-Maureen
McCullough and Ghazala Sharieff 173. Neurologic Disorders-David H. Rubin,
Dina Halpern Kornblau, Edward E. Conway, Jr., and Stuart M. Caplen 174. M=
usculoskeletal
Disorders-Kemedy K. McQuillen 175. Sudden Infant Dath Syndrome and Appare=
nt
Life-Threatening Events-Marianne Gausche-Hill II: The Pregnant Patient=
176. General Approach to the Pregnant Patient-Laurie J. Morrison 177. Acu=
te
Complications of Pregnancy-Debra Houry and Jean T. Abbott 178. Chronic
Medical Illness During Pregnancy-Edward Newton and Kirsten Calder 179. Dr=
ug
Therapy and Substance Abuse-Rania Habal and Diane Sauter 180. Labor and
Delivery and Their Complications-Sean Henderson and William K. Mallon =
III:
The Geriatric Patient 181. The Elder Patient-Diane M. Birmbaumer I=
V:
The Patient with Compromised Immune Function 182. The Immunocompromis=
ed
Patient-Michael J. Burns and Mark I. Langdorf V: The Patient with an O=
rgan
Transplant 183. The Solid Organ Transplant Patient-Matthew T. Keady a=
nd
Douglas W. Lowery VI: The Alcoholic and Substance Abuse Patient 18=
4. Alcohol-Related
Disease-David B. McMicken and John T. Finnell 185. Substance Abuse-Stephe=
n A.
Colucciello and Christian Tomaszewski 186. Evaluation of the Developmenta=
lly
and Physically Disabled Child-Maria Stephan 187. Pain Management-Paul M.
Paris and Donald M. Yealy 188. Procedural Sedation and Analgesia-Carl R.
Chudnofsky and Marie M. Lozon IX: The Problem Patient 189. The
Combative Patient-Greg Moore and Louise Kao 190. The Difficult Patient-Da=
vid
W. Harrison and Robert J. Vissers PART SIX: EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVI=
CES
191. Emergency Medical Service: Overview and Ground Transport-Thomas
Blackwell 192. Air Medical Transport-Howard Rodenberg and Ira J. Blumen 1=
93. Tactical
Emergency Medical Support and Urban Search and Rescue-Richard Schwartz,
Jeffrey Orledge, and John McManus 194. Disaster Preparedness-Carl H. Schu=
ltz,
Kristi L. Koenig, and Eric K. Noji 195. Weapons of Mass Destruction-Carl =
H.
Schultz and Kristi L. Koenig PART SEVEN; THE PRACTICE OF EMERGENCY
MEDICINE I: Clinical Practice and Administration 196. Guid=
elines
in Emergency Medicine-J. Stephen Bohan 197. Medical Literature and
Evidence-Based Medicine-Kelly D. Young and Roger J. Lewis 198. Observation
Medicine: Clinical Decision Units-Malcolm Mahadevan and Louis Graff 199. =
Occupational
Medicine and Occupational Health-Andrew R. Barnosky, Daniel K. Chapman, a=
nd
Victor S. Roth 200. Hyperbaric Medicine-Enoch T. Huang and Stephen R. Tho=
rn
201. The Social Role of Emergency Medicine-James A. Gordon 202. Informati=
on
Technology-Jonathan M. Teich and William H. Cordell 203. Multiculturalism=
and
Care Delivery-Edward Bernstein, Judith Bernstein, and Thea James 204. Pro=
cess
Improvement and Patient Safety-Pat Croskerry, Marc J. Shapiro, Shawn J.
Perry, and Robert L. Wears II: Philosophical Issue of Practice 205=
. Bioethics-Kenneth
V. Iserson 206. End of Life-Jean Abbott and Susan Stone 207. Medicolegal =
and
Risk Management-Robert A. Bitterman 208. Wellness, Stress, and the Impair=
ed
Physician-Richard Goldberg
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