โ Scribed by G. R. Park, Rob Sladen
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Critical care is a complex and technical specialty. As time goes by, every practitioner starts to find useful and common sense ways to deal with difficult and challenging situations. Many of these tips (how to do it) and caveats (how not to do it!) are passed on by word of mouth to colleagues, juniors and others. Most of them are not big enough to warrant publication in journals and so remain part of oral medical history, some surviving only within a single unit or institution. This small book aims to enable these tips to be shared amongst a much wider audience.
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copyright 2002
CONTENTS
PREFACE
CONTRIBUTORS
CHAPTER 1 - AIRWAY MANAGEMENT
CHAPTER 2 - VENTI LATION AND BLOOD GASES
CHAPTER 3 - CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
CHAPTER 4 - MON ITORING
CHAPTER 5 - VASCULAR CANNULATI O N
CHAPTER 6 - INOTROPES
CHAPTER 7 - NEUROLOGICAL SYSTEM
CHAPTER 8 - MISCELLANEOUS TIPS ABOUT DRUGS
CHAPTER 9 - INFECTION
CHAPTER 10 - AGITATION , CONFUSON AND SEDATION
CHAPTER 11 - METABOLIC PROB LEMS
CHAPTER 13 - RENAL SYSTEM
CHAPTER 14 - GENERAL
CHAPTER 15 - N UTR ITI O N
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