Rural Doctor's Diagnostic Routine - (Volume 1)

Author: Wen Gebo, Chief Editor
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: "The Initial Management and Referral Standards for Emergency and Critical Illness" aims to guide rural doctors on how to correctly diagnose and provide initial treatment for patients with emergency and critical illness during the first consultation; it clarifies which situations require referral and transfer, and the specific issues to pay attention to during transfer. This manual is divided into 17 chapters, starting from symptoms, primarily introducing the clinical manifestations, initial management, transfer standards, and pre-transfer procedures for emergency and critical illness. Unlike other textbooks and reference books, this manual focuses on the emergency management of emergency and critical illness, excluding chronic diseases and rare conditions, and does not differentiate by department or specialty. The content is practical, the treatment methods are specific, and the referral standards are clear, making it a handy reference tool for rural doctors for initial diagnosis and management of emergency and critical illness.