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Emergency Medicine: Diagnosis and Management 8th edition [Minkštas viršelis]

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(Department of Emergency Medicine, Sir Charles Gardiner Hospital, Perth, Australia), (Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital, Brisbane, Australia)
  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 533 pages, aukštis x plotis: 198x129 mm, weight: 646 g, 23 Line drawings, color; 23 Illustrations, color
  • Išleidimo metai: 14-Sep-2020
  • Leidėjas: CRC Press
  • ISBN-10: 0367469901
  • ISBN-13: 9780367469900
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  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 533 pages, aukštis x plotis: 198x129 mm, weight: 646 g, 23 Line drawings, color; 23 Illustrations, color
  • Išleidimo metai: 14-Sep-2020
  • Leidėjas: CRC Press
  • ISBN-10: 0367469901
  • ISBN-13: 9780367469900
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The eighth edition of this international bestselling emergency medicine handbook has been completely revised and updated to include the latest evidence-based guidelines and treatment protocols underpinning best practice in emergency medical care. Carefully designed to suit the needs of interns and resident doctors working in the emergency department as well as specialist trainees, the book covers the full range of emergencies - general medical, infectious disease and foreign travel-related, toxicological, surgical, paediatric, obstetric and gynaecological, ophthalmic and psychiatric - as well as practical procedures and administrative and legal issues.

Preface   xxi  
Acknowledgements   xxiii  
  Section I CRITICAL CARE EMERGENCIES
 
  Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
  2 (11)
  Initial approach
  2 (4)
  Definitive care
  6 (7)
  Acute Upper Airway Obstruction
  13 (2)
  Shocked Patient
  15 (9)
  General approach
  15 (4)
  Hypovolaemic shock
  19 (2)
  Septic shock
  21 (3)
  Unconscious Patient
  24 (3)
  Anaphylaxis
  27 (2)
  Severe Head Injury
  29 (5)
  Critical Care Areas Drug Infusion Guidelines
  34 (7)
  Further Reading
  41 (3)
  Section II GENERAL MEDICAL EMERGENCIES
 
  Chest Pain
  44 (16)
  Acute coronary syndrome
  44 (1)
  ST elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI)
  44 (4)
  Non-ST elevation myocardial infarction (NSTEMI) and unstable angina
  48 (3)
  Non-cardiac chest pain
  51 (1)
  Pulmonary embolus
  51 (4)
  Venous thromboembolism with deep vein thrombosis
  55 (2)
  Aortic dissection
  57 (1)
  Pericarditis
  58 (1)
  Pleurisy
  59 (1)
  Abdominal causes of chest pain
  59 (1)
  Musculoskeletal and chest wall pain
  60 (1)
  Cardiac Arrhythmias
  60 (5)
  Breathless Patient
  65 (11)
  Acute asthma
  65 (3)
  Community-acquired pneumonia (CAP)
  68 (3)
  Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
  71 (2)
  Pneumothorax
  73 (2)
  Pulmonary embolus
  75 (1)
  Pulmonary oedema
  75 (1)
  Acute upper airway obstruction
  76 (1)
  Acute Gastroenterology Conditions
  76 (4)
  Upper gastrointestinal haemorrhage
  76 (2)
  Primary peritonitis
  78 (1)
  Inflammatory bowel disease
  79 (1)
  Diabetic Coma and Pre-Coma
  80 (3)
  Diabetic ketoacidosis
  80 (2)
  Hyperosmolar, hyperglycaemic state
  82 (1)
  Altered Conscious Level
  83 (6)
  Confused patient
  83 (4)
  Alcohol-related medical problems
  87 (1)
  Patient with an altered conscious level and smelling of alcohol
  87 (1)
  Alcohol withdrawal
  88 (1)
  Acute Neurological Conditions
  89 (11)
  Syncope
  90 (2)
  Seizure (fit)
  92 (2)
  Generalized convulsive status epilepticus
  94 (1)
  Transient ischaemic attack
  95 (2)
  Stroke
  97 (3)
  Headache
  100 (8)
  Meningitis
  101 (1)
  Subarachnoid haemorrhage
  102 (1)
  Space-occupying lesion
  103 (1)
  Temporal arteritis
  104 (1)
  Acute narrow-angle glaucoma
  104 (1)
  Hypertensive encephalopathy
  104 (1)
  Migraine
  105 (2)
  Tension (muscle contraction) headache
  107 (1)
  Post-traumatic headache
  107 (1)
  Disease in other cranial structures
  108 (1)
  Allergic or Immunological Conditions
  108 (2)
  Urticaria (hives)
  108 (1)
  Angioedema
  109 (1)
  Skin Disorders
  110 (6)
  Blistering (vesicobullous) conditions
  110 (1)
  Pruritus (itching conditions)
  111 (2)
  Purpuric conditions
  113 (1)
  Exanthematous diseases
  114 (1)
  Malignant melanoma
  115 (1)
  Elderly Patient
  116 (3)
  Disordered behaviour in the elderly
  117 (1)
  Falls in the elderly
  118 (1)
  Further Reading
  119 (3)
  Section III ACID-BASE, ELECTROLYTE AND RENAL EMERGENCIES
 
  Acid-Base Disturbances
  122 (8)
  Arterial blood gas interpretation
  122 (2)
  Metabolic acidosis
  124 (3)
  Metabolic alkalosis
  127 (1)
  Respiratory acidosis
  128 (1)
  Respiratory alkalosis
  129 (1)
  Electrolyte Disorders
  130 (9)
  Potassium disorders
  130 (1)
  Hyperkalemia
  130 (2)
  Hypokalemia
  132 (2)
  Sodium disorders
  134 (1)
  Hypernatraemia
  134 (1)
  Hyponatraemia
  135 (1)
  Calcium disorders
  136 (1)
  Hypercalcaemia
  136 (1)
  Hypocalcaemia
  137 (1)
  Magnesium disorders
  138 (1)
  Hypermagnesaemia
  138 (1)
  Hypomagnesaemia
  139 (1)
  Acute Renal Failure
  139 (3)
  Acute Kidney Injury
  139 (3)
  Further Reading
  142 (2)
  Section IV INFECTIOUS DISEASE AND FOREIGN TRAVEL EMERGENCIES
 
  Febrile Neutropenic Patient
  144 (1)
  Hepatitis
  145 (1)
  Gastrointestinal Tract Infection
  146 (1)
  Sexually Transmitted Diseases
  147 (1)
  Needlestick and Sharps Incidents
  148 (2)
  Inoculation incident with HFV risk
  148 (1)
  Inoculation incident with hepatitis risk
  149 (1)
  Human Immunodeficiency Virus Infection
  150 (3)
  Tuberculosis
  153 (1)
  Bites with Rabies or Other Lyssavirus Risk
  154 (2)
  Rabies and lyssavirus risk
  154 (2)
  Common Imported Diseases of Travellers
  156 (4)
  Malaria
  156 (2)
  Typhoid
  158 (1)
  Dengue
  158 (1)
  Typhus and spotted fevers
  159 (1)
  Helminth infections
  159 (1)
  Pandemic Influenza
  160 (1)
  Further Reading
  161 (3)
  Section V SURGICAL EMERGENCIES
 
  Multiple Injuries
  164 (5)
  Further Diagnosis and Management of Multiple Injuries: Definitive Care
  169 (1)
  Head and Facial Injuries
  169 (1)
  Neck Injuries
  170 (7)
  Cervical spine injury
  170 (5)
  Airway injury
  175 (1)
  Vascular injury in the neck
  175 (1)
  Nerve injury in the neck
  176 (1)
  Oesophageal injury
  176 (1)
  Neck sprain
  176 (1)
  Chest Injuries
  177 (7)
  Pneumothorax
  177 (1)
  Haemothorax
  178 (1)
  Rib and sternum fractures
  178 (1)
  Myocardial contusion
  179 (1)
  Aortic rupture
  180 (1)
  Diaphragm rupture
  181 (1)
  Oesophageal rupture
  182 (1)
  Penetrating chest injury
  182 (2)
  Abdominal and Pelvic Trauma
  184 (6)
  Blunt abdominal trauma
  184 (1)
  Ruptured spleen
  185 (1)
  Penetrating abdominal trauma
  186 (1)
  Pelvic injury
  187 (1)
  Blunt renal injury
  188 (1)
  Penetrating renal injury
  189 (1)
  Bladder and urethral injuries
  189 (1)
  Additional Orthopaedic Injuries in Multiple Trauma
  190 (3)
  Thoracic and lumbosacral spine injury
  190 (1)
  Limb injury
  191 (2)
  Head Injury
  193 (2)
  Conscious head injury
  193 (2)
  Burns
  195 (6)
  Major burns
  195 (4)
  Minor burns and scalds
  199 (1)
  Minor burns of the hand
  200 (1)
  Minor burns of the face
  201 (1)
  Acute Abdomen
  201 (16)
  Seriously ill patient
  201 (1)
  Stable patient with an acute abdomen
  202 (2)
  Causes of acute abdominal pain
  204 (1)
  Acute appendicitis
  204 (1)
  Intestinal obstruction
  205 (1)
  Perforation of a viscus
  206 (1)
  Diverticulitis
  206 (1)
  Biliary colic
  207 (1)
  Acute cholecystitis
  207 (1)
  Ascending cholangitis
  208 (1)
  Ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm
  208 (1)
  Ischaemic colitis
  209 (1)
  Mesenteric infarction
  210 (1)
  Acute pancreatitis
  210 (1)
  Renal and ureteric colic
  211 (1)
  Pyelonephritis
  212 (1)
  Acute urinary retention
  213 (1)
  Acute epididymo-orchitis
  213 (1)
  Acute testicular torsion
  214 (1)
  Retroperitoneal haemorrhage
  214 (1)
  Gynaecological causes
  215 (1)
  Medical disorders presenting with acute abdominal pain
  215 (2)
  Further Reading
  217 (3)
  Section VI ORTHOPAEDIC EMERGENCIES
 
  Injuries to the Shoulder and Upper Arm
  220 (6)
  Fractures of the clavicle
  220 (1)
  Acromioclavicular dislocation
  220 (1)
  Sternoclavicular dislocation
  221 (1)
  Fractures of the scapula
  221 (1)
  Anterior dislocation of the shoulder
  222 (2)
  Posterior dislocation of the shoulder
  224 (1)
  Fractures of the upper humerus
  225 (1)
  Fractures of the shaft of the humerus
  225 (1)
  Injuries to the Elbow and Forearm
  226 (6)
  Supracondylar fracture of the humerus
  226 (1)
  Condylar and epicondyiar fractures of the humerus
  227 (1)
  Dislocation of the elbow
  228 (1)
  Pulled elbow
  229 (1)
  Fractures of the olecranon
  230 (1)
  Fractures of the radial head
  230 (1)
  Fractures of the radial and ulnar shafts
  231 (1)
  Injuries to the Wrist and Hand
  232 (12)
  Colles' fracture
  232 (2)
  Smith's fracture
  234 (1)
  Barton's fracture-dislocation
  234 (1)
  Radial styloid fracture
  235 (1)
  Distal radial fractures in children
  235 (1)
  Fractures of the scaphoid
  236 (1)
  Dislocations of the carpus
  237 (1)
  Fractures of the other carpal bones
  238 (1)
  Fractures of the thumb metacarpal
  239 (1)
  Dislocation of the thumb metacarpal
  239 (1)
  Rupture of the ulnar collateral ligament
  240 (1)
  Fractures of the other metacarpals
  240 (1)
  Fractures of the proximal and middle phalanges
  241 (1)
  Fractures of the distal phalanges
  242 (1)
  Dislocation of the phalanges
  242 (1)
  Flexor tendon injuries in the hand
  243 (1)
  Extensor tendon injuries in the hand
  243 (1)
  Digital nerve injuries
  244 (1)
  Fingertip injuries
  244 (1)
  Cervical Spine Injuries
  244 (1)
  Thoracic and Lumbar Spine Injuries
  245 (1)
  Pelvic Injuries
  245 (1)
  Injuries to the Hip and Upper Femur
  245 (2)
  Dislocation of the hip
  245 (1)
  Fractures of the neck of the femur
  246 (1)
  Fractures of the shaft of the femur
  247 (1)
  Injuries to the Lower Femur, Knee and Upper Tibia
  247 (5)
  Supracondylar and condylar fractures of the femur
  247 (1)
  Fractures of the patella and injury to the quadriceps apparatus
  248 (1)
  Dislocation of the patella
  248 (1)
  Soft-tissue injuries of the knee
  249 (2)
  Dislocation of the knee
  251 (1)
  Fractures of the tibial condyles
  251 (1)
  Injuries to the Lower Tibia, Ankle and Foot
  252 (7)
  Fractures of the shaft of the tibia
  252 (1)
  Isolated fractures of the fibula
  252 (1)
  Inversion ankle injuries
  253 (1)
  Other ankle injuries
  254 (1)
  Dislocation of the ankle
  255 (1)
  Fractures and dislocation of the talus
  255 (1)
  Fractures of the calcaneus
  256 (1)
  Rupture of the tendo achilles
  256 (1)
  Mid-tarsal dislocations
  257 (1)
  Metatarsal injuries and tarsometatarsal dislocations
  257 (1)
  Fractures of the phalanges of the foot
  258 (1)
  Dislocations of the phalanges of the foot
  258 (1)
  Further Reading
  259 (3)
  Section VII MUSCULOSKELETAL AND SOFT-TISSUE EMERGENCIES
 
  Soft-Tissue Injuries
  262 (9)
  Tetanus prophylaxis
  265 (2)
  Crush injury and compartment syndrome
  267 (1)
  Necrotising fasciitis
  268 (1)
  Puncture injuries
  269 (1)
  Hand infections
  269 (1)
  Pre-tibial laceration
  270 (1)
  Acute Arthropathy
  271 (4)
  Acute monoarthritis
  271 (1)
  Septic arthritis
  271 (1)
  Gouty arthritis
  272 (1)
  Pseudogout
  273 (1)
  Traumatic haemarthrosis
  273 (1)
  Acute polyarthritis
  274 (1)
  Rheumatoid arthritis
  275 (1)
  Osteoarthritis
  275 (1)
  Non-Articular Rheumatism
  275 (4)
  Torticollis (wry neck)
  276 (1)
  Frozen shoulder
  276 (1)
  Rotator cuff tear: supraspinatus rupture
  277 (1)
  Supraspinatus tendonitis
  277 (1)
  Subacromial bursitis
  278 (1)
  Tennis and golfer's elbow
  278 (1)
  Olecranon bursitis
  278 (1)
  De Quervain's stenosing tenosynovitis
  278 (1)
  Carpal tunnel syndrome
  279 (1)
  Prepatellar bursitis
  279 (1)
  Back Pain
  279 (3)
  Direct back trauma
  280 (1)
  Indirect mechanical back trauma
  280 (1)
  Severe or atypical, non-traumatic back pain
  281 (1)
  Mild to moderate, non-traumatic back pain
  282 (1)
  Further Reading
  282 (2)
  Section VIII PAEDIATRIC EMERGENCIES
 
  General Assessment
  284 (2)
  Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
  286 (7)
  Breathless Child
  293 (6)
  Asthma
  294 (1)
  Bronchiolitis
  295 (1)
  Pneumonia
  296 (2)
  Anaphylaxis
  298 (1)
  Stridor
  299 (3)
  Croup (acute laryngotracheobronchitis)
  299 (1)
  Inhaled foreign body
  300 (1)
  Epiglottitis (supraglottitis)
  301 (1)
  Abdominal Pain, Diarrhoea and Vomiting
  302 (6)
  Acute abdominal pain
  302 (1)
  Intussusception
  303 (1)
  Diarrhoea, vomiting and dehydration
  304 (4)
  Febrile Child
  308 (3)
  Seizures and Febrile Convulsions
  311 (3)
  Seizures
  311 (2)
  Febrile convulsions
  313 (1)
  Acute Poisoning
  314 (2)
  Limping Child
  316 (2)
  Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy
  318 (1)
  Child Abuse (Non-Accidental Injury)
  319 (2)
  Further Reading
  321 (3)
  Section IX OBSTETRIC AND GYNAECOLOGICAL EMERGENCIES
 
  Gynaecological Assessment and Management
  324 (1)
  General principles
  324 (1)
  Prescribing in pregnancy
  324 (1)
  Gynaecological Causes of Acute Abdominal Pain
  324 (3)
  Pelvic inflammatory disease (acute salpingitis)
  325 (1)
  Ruptured ovarian cyst
  326 (1)
  Ovarian torsion
  326 (1)
  Endometriosis
  326 (1)
  Bleeding in Early Pregnancy
  327 (5)
  Ruptured ectopic pregnancy
  327 (2)
  Spontaneous miscarriage
  329 (2)
  Septic abortion
  331 (1)
  Conditions in Late Pregnancy
  332 (5)
  Terminology
  332 (1)
  Antepartum haemorrhage
  332 (1)
  Pre-eclampsia and eclampsia
  333 (1)
  Emergency delivery
  334 (1)
  Trauma in late pregnancy
  335 (1)
  Cardiopulmonary resuscitation in late pregnancy
  336 (1)
  Women's Medicine Crises
  337 (3)
  Emergency contraception
  337 (1)
  Missed oral contraceptive pill
  338 (1)
  Domestic violence to females
  339 (1)
  Sexual assault
  339 (1)
  Further Reading
  340 (2)
  Section X OPHTHALMIC EMERGENCIES
 
  Visual Acuity
  342 (1)
  Topical Ophthalmic Preparations
  342 (1)
  Traumatic Conditions of the Eye
  343 (5)
  Periorbital haematoma (`black eye')
  343 (1)
  Subconjunctival haematoma
  343 (1)
  Eyelid laceration
  344 (1)
  Eyelid burn
  344 (1)
  Chemical burns to the eye
  344 (1)
  Conjunctival foreign body
  345 (1)
  Corneal foreign body
  346 (1)
  Corneal abrasion
  346 (1)
  Flash burn (arc eye)
  346 (1)
  Blunt trauma to the eye
  347 (1)
  Penetrating trauma to the eye
  348 (1)
  Conditions Affecting the Eyelids
  348 (3)
  Blepharitis
  348 (1)
  Stye (external hordeolum)
  349 (1)
  Meibomian abscess (internal hordeolum)
  349 (1)
  Meibomian cyst (chalazion)
  349 (1)
  Dacryocystitis
  349 (1)
  Orbital and periorbital cellulitis
  349 (1)
  Basal cell carcinoma (rodent ulcer)
  350 (1)
  Ophthalmic shingles (herpes zoster ophthalmicus)
  350 (1)
  Painful, Red Eye
  351 (3)
  Acute conjunctivitis
  351 (1)
  Acute keratitis
  352 (1)
  Acute iritis
  352 (1)
  Acute episcleritis and scleritis
  353 (1)
  Acute glaucoma
  353 (1)
  Sudden Loss of Vision in the Uninflamed Eye
  354 (3)
  Central retinal artery occlusion
  354 (1)
  Central retinal vein occlusion
  355 (1)
  Vitreous haemorrhage
  355 (1)
  Retinal detachment
  356 (1)
  Optic neuritis
  356 (1)
  Further Reading
  357 (3)
  Section XI ENT EMERGENCIES
 
  Traumatic Conditions of the Ear
  360 (2)
  Subperichondrial haematoma
  360 (1)
  Wounds of the auricle
  360 (1)
  Foreign body in the external ear
  360 (1)
  Perforated eardrum
  361 (1)
  Temporal bone fracture
  361 (1)
  Non-Traumatic Conditions of the Ear
  362 (3)
  Otitis externa
  362 (1)
  Furunculosis of the external ear
  362 (1)
  Acute otitis media
  363 (1)
  Mastoiditis
  363 (1)
  Vertigo
  363 (1)
  Facial nerve palsy
  364 (1)
  Traumatic Conditions of the Nose
  365 (1)
  Fractured nose
  365 (1)
  Foreign body in the nose
  366 (1)
  Non-Traumatic Conditions of the Nose
  366 (2)
  Epistaxis
  366 (2)
  Traumatic Conditions of the Throat
  368 (1)
  Non-Traumatic Conditions of the Throat
  368 (3)
  Tonsillitis
  368 (1)
  Quinsy (peritonsillar abscess)
  369 (1)
  Foreign body in the pharynx
  369 (1)
  Swallowed foreign body
  370 (1)
  Stridor
  371 (1)
  Further Reading
  371 (3)
  Section XII MAXILLOFACIAL AND DENTAL EMERGENCIES
 
  Traumatic Conditions of the Face and Mouth
  374 (5)
  Lacerations
  374 (1)
  Tooth injuries
  374 (1)
  Fractured mandible
  375 (1)
  Dislocated mandible
  376 (1)
  Fracture of the zygoma or zygomaticomaxillary (malar) complex
  377 (1)
  Orbital floor `blow-out' fracture
  378 (1)
  Le Fort middle-third of face fractures
  378 (1)
  Non-Traumatic Conditions of the Mouth
  379 (2)
  Toothache
  379 (1)
  Dental abscess
  379 (1)
  Ludwig's angina
  380 (1)
  Submandibular swellings
  380 (1)
  Further Reading
  381 (3)
  Section XIII PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCIES
 
  Deliberate Self-Harm
  384 (1)
  Violent Patient
  385 (2)
  Alcohol and Drug Dependency and Abuse
  387 (2)
  Alcohol and drug withdrawal
  387 (1)
  Problem drinking
  387 (1)
  Opiate and intravenous drug addiction
  388 (1)
  Benzodiazepine and solvent addiction
  389 (1)
  Involuntary Admission
  389 (1)
  Further Reading
  390 (2)
  Section XIV TOXICOLOGY
 
  Acute Poisoning: General Principles
  392 (3)
  Specific Poisons
  395 (20)
  Paracetamol
  395 (3)
  Salicylates
  398 (1)
  Tricyclic antidepressants
  399 (2)
  Benzodiazepines
  401 (1)
  Opioids
  402 (1)
  Iron
  402 (1)
  Digoxin
  403 (2)
  Lithium
  405 (1)
  Theophylline
  406 (1)
  β-blockers
  407 (1)
  Calcium-channel blocking drugs
  408 (1)
  Carbon monoxide
  409 (1)
  Cyanide
  410 (1)
  Chloroquine
  411 (1)
  Cocaine
  412 (1)
  Organophosphates
  413 (1)
  Paraquat
  414 (1)
  Chemical Burns
  415 (1)
  Further Reading
  416 (2)
  Section XV TOXINOLOGY EMERGENCIES
 
  Snake Bites
  418 (4)
  Elapid snake bites
  418 (3)
  Viper (adder) snake bites
  421 (1)
  Spider Bites
  422 (1)
  Marine Envenomation
  423 (2)
  Bee and Wasp Stings
  425 (1)
  Further Reading
  426 (2)
  Section XVI ENVIRONMENTAL EMERGENCIES
 
  Heat, Cold and Drowning
  428 (6)
  Heat illness
  428 (2)
  Other hyperthermia-related illness
  430 (1)
  Hypothermia
  431 (2)
  Drowning
  433 (1)
  Sports-Diving Accidents
  434 (3)
  Decompression illness
  434 (2)
  Decompression illness with barotrauma
  436 (1)
  Electrocution and Lightning Strike
  437 (5)
  Low-voltage electrocution
  438 (1)
  High-voltage electrocution
  439 (1)
  Electrical flash burns
  440 (1)
  Lightning strike
  440 (2)
  Further Reading
  442 (2)
  Section XVII ADMINISTRATIVE AND LEGAL ISSUES
 
  Habits of a Good Emergency Department Doctor
  444 (4)
  Excellence in emergency department care
  444 (1)
  Emergency department medical records
  444 (1)
  Communicating with the general practitioner
  445 (1)
  Breaking bad news
  446 (1)
  Risk management and incident reporting
  447 (1)
  Triage
  448 (1)
  Consent, Competence and Refusal of Treatment
  449 (2)
  Consent and competence
  449 (1)
  Refusal of treatment and discharge against medical advice
  450 (1)
  Police, Coroner and Attending Court
  451 (2)
  Police request for patient information
  451 (1)
  Police request to interview a patient
  451 (1)
  Police request for an alcohol breath test or blood sample
  451 (1)
  Request for a police medical statement
  452 (1)
  Coroner
  452 (1)
  Attending an inquest or court
  453 (1)
  Retrieval and Inter-Hospital Transfer
  453 (1)
  Major Incident
  454 (8)
  External disaster
  454 (2)
  Specialized hazardous materials responses
  456 (2)
  Chemical incident
  458 (2)
  Biological incident
  460 (1)
  Radiological incident
  461 (1)
  Further Reading
  462 (2)
  Section XVIII PRACTICAL PROCEDURES
 
  Endotracheal Intubation
  464 (1)
  Rapid Sequence Induction Intubation
  465 (2)
  Cricothyrotomy
  467 (2)
  Needle Thoracentesis
  469 (2)
  Intercostal Catheter Insertion
  471 (1)
  DC Cardioversion
  472 (1)
  Pericardial Aspiration
  473 (1)
  Central Line Insertion
  474 (4)
  Intraosseous Line Insertion
  478 (1)
  Lumbar Puncture
  479 (3)
  Indwelling Urethral Catheter Insertion
  482 (2)
  Nasogastric Tube Insertion
  484 (1)
  Bier's Intravenous Regional Block
  485 (1)
  Femoral Nerve Block
  486 (2)
  Digital Nerve Ring Block
  488 (1)
  Knee Aspiration
  489 (2)
  Further Reading
  491 (2)
Glossary   493 (8)
Appendix: Normal Laboratory Values   501 (4)
Index   505  
Professor Anthony F.T. Brown, MB ChB, FRCP, FRCS(Ed), FRCEM, FACEM, professor of emergency medicine, Discipline of Anaesthesiology and Critical Care, School of Medicine, University of Queensland; and senior staff specialist, Department of Emergency Medicine, Royal Brisbane and Womens Hospital, Australia

Mike Cadogan, MA(Oxon), MB ChB (Ed), FACEM, staff specialist in emergency medicine, Department of Emergency Medicine, Sir Charles Gardiner Hospital, Perth, Australia; and chief medical editor and co-founder of Lifeinthefastlane.com.