急救医学中的体征与症状

书籍目录

Ch 1 : Abdominal Pain　Elizabeth A. Char and William Haning IllCh 2: Agitation and Psychosis　Eric Legome and Benjamin T. MilliganCh 3: The Alcoholic Patient　Dan GrossmanCh 4: Back Pain, Lower　Michael Weitz and Scott W. RodiCh 5: Back Pain, Upper　Gerianne Dudley and Scott LundbergCh 6: Bleeding　Lynne McCullough and Carolyn J. SachsCh 7: Chest Pain　Mark S. LoudenCh 8: Dental Pain　Steven GoCh 9: Dizziness (Veritgo)　Stephen K. EpsteinCh 10: Ear Pain　Stephen K. EpsteinCh 11: Emerging Infections　Sukhjit S. Takhar and Gregory J, MoranCh 12: Envenomation　Thomas E Graham and Jacob Cobi AssafCh 13: Extremity Pain and Numbness　Steven GoCh 14: Eye Pain and Redness　Joseph S. EnglanoffCh 15: Fever (Elevated Temperature)　Virginia M. RibeiroCh 16: Fever in Children Under 2 Years of Age　Maureen McCulloughCh 17: Fractures Not to Miss　Scott W. RodiCh 18: Headache　Joshua N. Goldstein and Jonathan A. EdlowCh 19: HIV/AIDS Patient, Approach to the　Michael MenchineCh 20: Hypertension　Mark S. Louden and Atilla UnerCh 21: Hypotension　Myles El. GrcenbergCh 22: The Irritable Child　Alisa McQueen, Frances McCabe, and Neal PeeplesCh 23: Jaundice　Yi-Mei Chng and David E M. Brown……

作者简介

Current and concise, the updated and revised 2nd Edition of this pocket-sized reference reflects the substantial changes shaping the evaluation and treatment of many emergency conditions today. Its unique "signs and symptoms" approach offers the quickest possible way to diagnose critical conditions in an emergency situation. Organized around presenting symptoms, it can be used in real time to answer patient care questions. Diagnoses are listed in order of their severity in each chapter, with the symptoms, signs, suggested workup, and patient disposition given for each diagnosis. * Uses a symptom-based approach for quick diagnosis. * Features an outline format for real-time reference. * Focuses on the 200 conditions most frequently encountered in the emergency room. * Presents a useful tool for evaluating the likelihood that a specific symptom – or symptoms – denotes a particular disease, and allows the reader to initiate an appropriate treatment.

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