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Algorithms for Emergency Medicine [Mīkstie vāki]

Edited by (Consultant in Emergency Medicine, Northumbria Specialist Emergency Care Hospital), Edited by (Consultant in Emergency Medicine, Sunderland Royal Hospital)
  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 272 pages, height x width x depth: 234x156x14 mm, weight: 474 g
  • Sērija : Algorithms In
  • Izdošanas datums: 23-Feb-2023
  • Izdevniecība: Oxford University Press
  • ISBN-10: 0198829132
  • ISBN-13: 9780198829133
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 272 pages, height x width x depth: 234x156x14 mm, weight: 474 g
  • Sērija : Algorithms In
  • Izdošanas datums: 23-Feb-2023
  • Izdevniecība: Oxford University Press
  • ISBN-10: 0198829132
  • ISBN-13: 9780198829133
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Keywords:
Delivering Emergency Medicine involves constant challenges to the emergency clinician, seen in
the frequency of severely unwell patients, the wide breadth of conditions encountered, and the urgency required in diagnosis and treatment.

Concise, and, critically, accessible, Algorithms for Emergency Medicine supports the key decision-making requirements of clinicians working in the Emergency Department. Designed to support rapid problem solving, this resource covers everything from common non-life-threatening emergencies such as headaches to life-threatening acute events such as major traumas.

Each topic is divided into two; the left page provides essential knowledge, and on the right, an algorithm which guides the clinician in a step by step process in managing these conditions. Evidence based and up-to-date, this book follows the College of Emergency Medicine Curriculum, making it an invaluable resource for Emergency Nurse Practitioners, new doctors starting their placement in the Emergency Department, and trainee doctors working towards specialising in Emergency Medicine.
Contributors xiii
Abbreviations xv
SECTION 1 Practical procedures
1(46)
1 Basic life support
2(2)
2 Airway protection
4(2)
3 Rapid sequence induction
6(2)
4 Cricothyroidotomy
8(2)
5 Needle thoracocentesis
10(2)
6 Pleural aspiration---pneumothorax
12(2)
7 Intercostal drain---seldinger
14(2)
8 Intercostal drain---open
16(2)
9 Arterial blood gas sampling
18(2)
10 Peripheral venous cannulation
20(2)
11 Central venous cannulation
22(2)
12 Intraosseous access
24(2)
13 Urinary catheterization
26(2)
14 Nasogastric tube insertion
28(2)
15 Arterial cannulation and arterial pressure monitoring
30(2)
16 Lumbar puncture
32(2)
17 Abdominal paracentesis/ascetic tap
34(2)
18 DC cardioversion
36(2)
19 Temporary pacing (external)
38(2)
20 Knee aspiration
40(2)
21 Fracture manipulation
42(2)
22 Procedural sedation
44(3)
SECTION 2 Airway and breathing
47(18)
1 Anaphylaxis
48(2)
2 Apnoea, stridor and airway obstruction
50(2)
3 Pneumothorax/haemothorax
52(2)
4 Asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
54(2)
5 Pulmonary embolism
56(2)
6 Acute heart failure
58(2)
7 Cough
60(2)
8 Cyanosis
62(3)
SECTION 3 Cardiovascular
65(34)
1 Cardiorespiratory arrest---adult life support (ALS)
66(2)
2 Cardiorespiratory arrest---advanced paediatric life support (APLS)
68(2)
3 Chest pain
70(2)
4 Palpitations
72(2)
5 Tachyarrhythmias
74(2)
6 Bradyarrhythmias
76(20)
1 Acute abdominal pain
80(2)
2 Rectal bleeding
82(2)
3 Dehydration in children
84(2)
4 Diarrhoea
86(2)
5 Dysuria
88(2)
6 Ectopic pregnancy
90(2)
7 Haematemesis and melaena
92(2)
8 Jaundice
94(2)
9 Nausea and vomiting
96(3)
SECTION 5 Neurological
99(24)
1 The unconscious patient
100(2)
2 Aggressive/disturbed behaviour
102(2)
3 Alcohol and substance abuse
104(2)
4 Acute confusion/delirium
106(2)
5 Dizziness and vertigo
108(2)
6 Fits/seizures
110(2)
7 Headache
112(2)
8 Syncope and pre-syncope
114(2)
9 Weakness and paralysis
116(2)
10 Stroke
118(2)
11 Subarachnoid haemorrhage
120(3)
SECTION 6 Trauma
123(34)
1 Primary survey
124(2)
2 Secondary survey
126(2)
3 Head injury
128(2)
4 Major trauma---chest injuries
130(2)
5 Major trauma---abdominal trauma
132(2)
6 Major trauma---spinal injuries
134(2)
7 Major trauma---maxillofacial
136(2)
8 Major trauma---burns
138(2)
9 Traumatic limb and joint injuries
140(2)
10 Wound assessment and management
142(2)
11 Shoulder examination
144(2)
12 Elbow examination
146(2)
13 Hand examination
148(2)
14 Hip examination
150(2)
15 Knee examination
152(2)
16 Ankle examination
154(3)
SECTION 7 Environmental emergencies
157(12)
1 Heat stroke and heat exhaustion
158(2)
2 Drug-related hyperthermias
160(2)
3 Hypothermia and frostbite
162(2)
4 Electrical burns/electrocution
164(2)
5 Drowning
166(3)
SECTION 8 Other medical
169(40)
1 The septic patient
170(2)
2 The shocked patient
172(2)
3 Abnormal blood glucose---diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA)
174(2)
4 Abnormal blood glucose---hyperosmolar hyperglycaemic state (HHS)
176(2)
5 Sickle cell crisis
178(2)
6 Anaemia
180(2)
7 Purpura and bruising in children
182(2)
8 Leukaemia/lymphoma in children
184(2)
9 Bruising and spontaneous bleeding
186(2)
10 Fever
188(2)
11 The oliguric patient
190(2)
12 Oncology emergencies
192(2)
13 Poisoning/self-harm
194(2)
14 Rashes
196(2)
15 Acute red eye
198(2)
16 Acute visual loss
200(2)
17 Hyperkalemia
202(2)
18 Rhabdomyolysis
204(2)
19 High INR
206(3)
SECTION 9 Other surgical
209(22)
1 Acute back pain
210(2)
2 Epistaxis
212(2)
3 Falls
214(2)
4 Non-traumatic limb pain and swelling
216(2)
5 Acute neck pain
218(2)
6 Painful ear (otalgia)
220(2)
7 Sore throat
222(2)
8 Scrotal pain
224(2)
9 Acute urinary retention
226(2)
10 Per-vaginal bleeding
228(3)
SECTION 10 Miscellaneous
231(8)
1 Suicidal ideation
232(2)
2 Needlestick injury
234(2)
3 Pain management
236(3)
Index 239
Dr Mark Harrison graduated from the University of Newcastle in 2002, and trained in the North East of England. He was appointed a Consultant in Emergency Medicine in 2011. He was appointed Training Programme Director for Quality Management in Acute Schools for Health Education England North East (HEE-NE) in 2016. He has been the Speciality Group Lead for Trauma and Emergency Care within the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) since 2017.



Dr Ala Mohammed graduated from Al-Mustansiriya University (Baghdad-Iraq). He trained initially in Iraq then moved to the UK in 2001. He did surgical training in South Wales and moved to the North East of England to train in Emergency Medicine. He was appointed a Consultant in Emergency Medicine in 2011 at Sunderland Royal Hospital. Outside medicine, he enjoys his family life with his wife and three kids. He is a big fan of Do It Yourself concept and enjoys his DIY projects.