Emergency medication

Author: Duan Huiling
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: This book is divided into 22 chapters, providing a detailed introduction to the diagnostic criteria, treatment measures, and drug applications for common emergencies in various clinical departments. It enables clinicians to adopt appropriate rescue measures and select effective medications for patients' specific conditions within a relatively short period, ensuring that patients stabilize and avoiding errors caused by improper diagnosis and medication. This approach effectively improves medical standards and quality. Emergencies involve all clinical departments, covering a broad scope, and there are close connections between emergencies in different departments and between various systemic diseases. With the rapid advancement of medical science, significant progress has been made in both fundamental theories and clinical practices across various disciplines. This book strives to be novel, advanced, scientific, and practical, integrating theory with practice. It is written with rigor, clarity, conciseness, and ease of understanding. It can serve as a reference for medical personnel in their work and also as a study guide for students in medical and pharmaceutical schools.