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Clinical Procedures in Emergency Medicine and Acute Care Handbook: Indications, Anatomy, and Landmark or Ultrasound-Guided Technique with Complication Rates - Couverture souple
Synopsis
Why does a flexor tendon look perfectly intact on the film and the wound when it has been cut clean through?
Why does a nasogastric tube that gurgled correctly over the epigastrium end up feeding into a lung?
Why does a needle decompression that produced no hiss tell you absolutely nothing about whether the patient has a tension pneumothorax?
The answer to all three is the same. The failure was never in the hands. It was in a default nobody had revisited.
This handbook is built for the moment between recognising that a procedure is needed and doing it the moment where competence is decided.
What you get:
- Every chapter in the same order. Indication and the alternative you rejected → anatomy → equipment → technique, landmark and ultrasound-guided → objective confirmation → complications with their rates → the rescue when it fails. Under pressure, the information is always in the same place.
- 60 original anatomical diagrams, algorithms, and annotated schematics needle trajectories, probe positions with the corresponding screen image, waveform patterns, and failure-mode illustrations drawn to teach the relationship, not decorate the page.
- 15 chapters spanning airway, vascular access, haemodynamic monitoring, resuscitation, thoracic, abdominal, genitourinary, wound, musculoskeletal, and regional technique 45 worked clinical scenarios with the full reasoning chain, and 105 practice questions with explained answers.
- Complication rates presented with their denominators, settings, and dates because a pneumothorax rate from elective ward access says nothing about the same procedure during chest compressions.
- The evidence stated as it actually is. Where trials are adequately powered negatives, you are told so. Where a threshold is consensus rather than trial-derived, it is labelled. Where a familiar test has been discredited, it is named.
Solve the problems that actually cost patients:
- The examination performed with the joint in the wrong position
- The catheter too short for the chest wall in front of it
- The trace nobody flush-tested before four vasopressor escalations
- The cell count threshold applied to classify a patient it was never designed to classify
- The cannot-oxygenate decision every person in the room had reached and nobody had spoken aloud
Open it before your shift to rehearse the procedure you have not performed in eight months. Open it at the bedside for the sequence you need in the next ninety seconds. Open it afterwards to structure the debrief.
Scroll up and add it to your cart then go and check what is actually in your department's drawer.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Why does a flexor tendon look perfectly intact on the film and the wound when it has been cut clean through? Why does a nasogastric tube that gurgled correctly over the epigastrium end up feeding into a lung? Why does a needle decompression that produced no hiss tell you absolutely nothing about whether the patient has a tension pneumothorax? The answer to all three is the same. The failure was never in the hands. It was in a default nobody had revisited.This handbook is built for the moment between recognising that a procedure is needed and doing it the moment where competence is decided. What you get: Every chapter in the same order. Indication and the alternative you rejected anatomy equipment technique, landmark and ultrasound-guided objective confirmation complications with their rates the rescue when it fails. Under pressure, the information is always in the same place.60 original anatomical diagrams, algorithms, and annotated schematics needle trajectories, probe positions with the corresponding screen image, waveform patterns, and failure-mode illustrations drawn to teach the relationship, not decorate the page.15 chapters spanning airway, vascular access, haemodynamic monitoring, resuscitation, thoracic, abdominal, genitourinary, wound, musculoskeletal, and regional technique 45 worked clinical scenarios with the full reasoning chain, and 105 practice questions with explained answers.Complication rates presented with their denominators, settings, and dates because a pneumothorax rate from elective ward access says nothing about the same procedure during chest compressions.The evidence stated as it actually is. Where trials are adequately powered negatives, you are told so. Where a threshold is consensus rather than trial-derived, it is labelled. Where a familiar test has been discredited, it is named.Solve the problems that actually cost patients: The examination performed with the joint in the wrong positionThe catheter too short for the chest wall in front of itThe trace nobody flush-tested before four vasopressor escalationsThe cell count threshold applied to classify a patient it was never designed to classifyThe cannot-oxygenate decision every person in the room had reached and nobody had spoken aloudWritten for emergency physicians, intensivists, acute care advanced practice providers, residents and fellows, critical care nurses, and paramedics who perform or assist with these procedures. Open it before your shift to rehearse the procedure you have not performed in eight months. Open it at the bedside for the sequence you need in the next ninety seconds. Open it afterwards to structure the debrief. Scroll up and add it to your cart then go and check what is actually in your department's drawer. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798192064160
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Clinical Procedures in Emergency Medicine and Acute Care Handbook : Indications, Anatomy, and Landmark or Ultrasound-Guided Technique with Complication Rates
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Why does a flexor tendon look perfectly intact on the film and the wound when it has been cut clean through Why does a nasogastric tube that gurgled correctly over the epigastrium end up feeding into a lung Why does a needle decompression that produced no hiss tell you absolutely nothing about whether the patient has a tension pneumothorax The answer to all three is the same. The failure was never in the hands. It was in a default nobody had revisited.>What you get: - Every chapter in the same order. Indication and the alternative you rejected ? anatomy ? equipment ? technique, landmark and ultrasound-guided ? objective confirmation ? complications with their rates ? the rescue when it fails. Under pressure, the information is always in the same place.- 60 original anatomical diagrams, algorithms, and annotated schematics needle trajectories, probe positions with the corresponding screen image, waveform patterns, and failure-mode illustrations drawn to teach the relationship, not decorate the page.- 15 chapters spanning airway, vascular access, haemodynamic monitoring, resuscitation, thoracic, abdominal, genitourinary, wound, musculoskeletal, and regional technique 45 worked clinical scenarios with the full reasoning chain, and 105 practice questions with explained answers.- Complication rates presented with their denominators, settings, and dates because a pneumothorax rate from elective ward access says nothing about the same procedure during chest compressions.- The evidence stated as it actually is. Where trials are adequately powered negatives, you are told so. Where a threshold is consensus rather than trial-derived, it is labelled. Where a familiar test has been discredited, it is named.Solve the problems that actually cost patients: - The examination performed with the joint in the wrong position- The catheter too short for the chest wall in front of it- The trace nobody flush-tested before four vasopressor escalations- The cell count threshold applied to classify a patient it was never designed to classify- The cannot-oxygenate decision every person in the room had reached and nobody had spoken aloudWritten for emergency physicians, intensivists, acute care advanced practice providers, residents and fellows, critical care nurses, and paramedics who perform or assist with these procedures. Open it before your shift to rehearse the procedure you have not performed in eight months. Open it at the bedside for the sequence you need in the next ninety seconds. Open it afterwards to structure the debrief. Scroll up and add it to your cart then go and check what is actually in your department's drawer. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798192064160
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