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This book describes the provision of anesthesia and analgesia for patients presenting as emergencies. Patients commonly come to the emergency room with conditions requiring local or general anesthesia. Close cooperation is essential between the anesthetist and the emergency room staff if anesthesia and analgesia are to be dealt with efficiently and safely. Consideration must always be given to the broader medical management of the patient and priorities adhered to. The authors provide a concise guide to anesthesia and pain relief in emergency medicine. The emphasis is on the practical management of problems. Clear instructions on the treatment of common conditions and anesthetic support for emergency procedures are supplemented by key points, lists, boxes, and detailed illustrations.
This text investigates the clinical protocols and collaborative requirements for administering anesthesia and analgesia to patients in acute emergency settings. Authors Karen A. Illingworth and Karen H. Simpson leverage their clinical expertise to establish a framework for safe, efficient pain management within the high-pressure environment of an emergency department. The book emphasizes the integration of anesthetic support into the broader context of emergency patient care and stabilization.
What You Will Find
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Medical professionals frequently cite this handbook as a practical, high-utility resource for emergency room staff and anesthetists working in tandem. Experts highlight the text's focus on clinical efficiency and its clear, structured approach to complex emergency procedures.
Page Count:
456
Publication Date:
1994-03-03
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192623621
ISBN-13:
9780192623621
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