Harwood-Nuss' Clinical Practice of Emergency Medicine

SECTION I:: RESUSCITATION

SECTION II:: HIGH-RISK CHIEF COMPLAINTS

SECTION III:: EYE EMERGENCIES

SECTION IV:: ENT AND DENTAL EMERGENCIES

SECTION V:: PULMONARY EMERGENCIES

SECTION VI:: CARDIOVASCULAR EMERGENCIES

SECTION VII:: VASCULAR EMERGENCIES

SECTION VIII:: GASTROINTESTINAL EMERGENCIES

SECTION IX:: RENAL AND UROLOGIC EMERGENCIES

SECTION X:: GYNECOLOGIC EMERGENCIES

SECTION XI:: OBSTETRIC EMERGENCIES

SECTION XII:: MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS

SECTION XIII:: NEUROLOGIC EMERGENCIES

SECTION XIV:: PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCIES

SECTION XV:: DERMATOLOGIC EMERGENCIES

SECTION XVI:: ALLERGIC AND IMMUNOLOGIC EMERGENCIES

SECTION XVII:: INFECTIOUS DISEASE EMERGENCIES

SECTION XVIII:: HEMATOLOGIC/ ONCOLOGIC EMERGENCIES

SECTION XIX:: ENDOCRINE AND METABOLIC EMERGENCIES

SECTION XX:: TRAUMA

• PART I. General Considerations
• PART II. Specific Injuries
• PART III. Orthopaedic Trauma
• PART IV. Special Considerations

• PART I. Resuscitation
• PART II. Pediatric Trauma
• PART III. Chief Complaints
• PART IV. Specific Diseases
• PART V. Administrative and Clinical Issues

SECTION XXII:: TOXICOLOGY

• PART I. General Considerations
• PART II. Alcohol-Related Agents and Conditions
• PART III. Analgesics and Related Conditions
• PART IV. Anticonvulsants and Sedative-Hypnotics
• PART V. Anti-Infective Agents and Biocides
• PART VI. Cardiovascular Drugs
• PART VII. Chemicals, Gases, and Metabolic Poisons
• PART VIII. Psychotherapeutic Agents and Related Conditions
• PART IX. Stimulants and Hallucinogens
• PART X. Miscellaneous Agents and Conditions

SECTION XXIII:: ENVIRONMENTAL EMERGENCIES

• PART I. Bites and Envenomations
• PART II. Physical Agents

SECTION XXIV:: ADMINISTRATIVE AND SPECIAL CLINICAL CONSIDERATIONS

• PART I. Prehospital Care
• PART II. Patient Safety, Ethical, Legal and Regulatory Issues
• PART III. Special Clinical Considerations

SECTION XXV:: APPENDICES