Author: Xiao Qiming
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: The difference between emergency consultation and other specialty consultations lies in the fact that both the understanding and treatment principles of emergencies should revolve around winning time and saving patients' lives. Emergency consultation often involves not only emergency department physicians but also specialists from other fields. This book is based on the author's practical experience in emergency clinical work and includes 90 selected examples encountered in clinical practice. The book is divided into 7 parts, covering common emergency consultation cases, laboratory tests and their clinical significance, commonly used diagnostic and treatment techniques in emergency consultation, body fluids and blood products frequently encountered in emergency consultation and their usage knowledge, basic principles and methods of nutritional support therapy for critically ill patients, mechanical ventilation (basic knowledge and methods of ventilator use for acute and critically ill patients), and commonly used drugs for handling various emergency conditions during emergency consultation. This book reflects the current domestic and international status and progress in the treatment of acute and critically ill conditions, as well as the key aspects that emergency consultants need to master. From theory to practice, it condenses the author's clinical experience, with content that is novel and highly practical.
Emergency consultation
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