Terrorism and Critical Care: Chemical, Biologic, Radiologic, and Nuclear Weapons, An Issue of the Critical Care Clinics

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The Intensive Care Unit (ICU) is an essential component of current medical systems, with the sickest patients from the Emergency Room and Operating Room transferred there for ongoing care. In addition to the ICU and Critical Care Unit (CCU), critical care services are provided in multiple areas of the hospital (e.g., emergency department, in-patient wards) and outside of the hospital (e.g., ground or air ambulance during patient transfers). This issue reviews the main issues involved in the administration of critical care services outside of designated CCU and ICU areas with the aim of improving patient outcomes.

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Brand Saunders

Reference 36695

EAN13 9781416026853

ISBN 9781416026853

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Publication date: 2005
Issue number: 1
Cover: hard cover
Pages count: 240
Weight (g): 431

1. Introduction - What Critical Care Practitioners Should Know About Terrorism Agents. (Hendrickson and Hedges)
2. Decontamination of CBRN Agents (Houston)
3. Organic Phosphorous Compounds - Nerve Agents (Barthold and Schier)
4. Cyanides (Morocco)
5. Emergency Medicine (Morocco)
6. Vesicants/Blister Agents (McManus)
7. Respiratory Agents - Irritant Gases, Pulmonary Agents, Acids, and Bases (Warden)
8. Smallpox (Nafziger)
9. Pulmonary Disease from Biological Agents - Anthrax, Plague, Tularemia, Q Fever (Daya)
10. Hemorrhagic Viruses (Pigott)
11. Radiation as a Weapon and the Critical Care Treatment of Radiation Casualties (Burnham and Franco)
12. Ricin (Spivak)
13. Botulinum Toxin (Horowitz)

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