Crash Course住院医师指南Crash Course

2004-1  

Oversea Publishing House  

Witham, Miles; Horton-Szar, Danny; Jeetley, Paramjit  

232  

　　Crash Course House Officer's Guide contains the practical information that house officers refer to on a daily basis. It's written from a first-hand perspective and contains what you really need to know during this time. It's short enough to be practical and really is light enough to be carried in a white coat pocket every day. 　　* An outline format helps readers find information quickly. 　　* Hints and Tips" boxes offer advice on how to remember key content. 　　* Features page tabs for quick navigation. 　　* A wealth of 2-color illustrations bring the material to life. 　* Authored by house officers who have inside knowledge of exactly what information is needed on a day-to-day basis.

ContentsForeword viiPreface viiiAcknowledgments ixThe basics　Your first day 　What to write 　What to say 　Managing your work 　Preparing patients for theatre 　What to do when things go wrong 　Asking for and getting help Preparing a patient for a procedure 　Practical procedures　Venepuncture 　Cannulation 　Arterial blood gas (ABG) measurement 　Urinary catheterization - male 　Urinary catheterization - female 　SC and IM iniectioos 　ECGs and cardiac monitors 　Lumbar puncture 　Nasogastric tubes 　Pleural tap 　Giving IV drugs and fluids 　Ascitic tap and/or drainage(paracentesis) 　Chest drain insertion 　Chest drain removal 　Central line placement Drug issues　Pain control 　Constipation 　Nausea and vomiting 　Anticoagulation 　Steroids 　Sedation 　Blood and blood products Medical emergencies 　Cardiac arrest 　Acute MI 　Acute coronary syndromes 　Acute left veotrJcular failure 　Arrhythmias 　Diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA/ 　HONK (hyperosmolar non-ketotic state) 　Status epilepticus 　Meningococcal sepsis/meningitis 　Liver failure 　Upper GI bleed 　Acute renal failure 　Acute asthma 　Acute exacerbation of COPD 　Pulmonary embolism 　Pneumonia 　Pneumothorax Surgical emergencies　The acute abdomen 　Acute appendicitis 　Ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm(AAA) 　Acute pancreatitis 　Bowel obstruction 　Diverticulitis 　Perforation 　Ischaemic gut 　Lower GI bleed 　Strangulated hernia 　Biliary colic and cholecystitis 　Acute limb ischaemia 　Testicular torsion 　Acute urinary retention Renal colic 　Medical Presentations　The sick patient 　Chest pain 　Acute breathlessness 　Hypotension 　Hypertension 　Tachycardias 　Bradycardias 　Nausea and vomiting 　Diarrhoea 　The unconscious patient 　'Off the legs' 　The patient with a fever 　Fits 　Overdoses 　The swollen leg 　Confusion 　Collapses and tails 　Stroke 　Headache Surgical presentations　Trauma 　Head injury 　Claudication 　Prostatism and chronic retention 　Groin and scrotal lumps 　Ulcers 　Varicose veins Interpreting blood results　Full blood count 　Biochemistry Common ECG abonormalitiesClinical examination　Cardiovascular examination 　Respiratory examination 　Abdominal examination 　Neurological examination Appendies　Prescribing hints 　Glossary of abbreviations Index

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