Clinical Practice in Emergency Room

Description

Real-world emergencies are covered in this book, Clinical Practice in Emergency Room. Even though emergency medicine is a growing field in the developing world, there are still many fatalities brought on by the absence of basic emergency services. Some of these accidents or catastrophes can be readily avoided or treated. To treat these problems according to the Airway, Breathing, Circulation, and Deformity priority, doctors in emergency rooms need procedural skills and a comprehensive knowledge base. The book doesn't waste time arriving at a definitive diagnosis; instead, it handles urgent, life-threatening issues swiftly and effectively. It is segmented by the bodily system and is broken up into 6 chapters. Tables, charts, and easy illustrations are used to clarify the content and facilitate learning. In addition, clinical Pearls and Pitfalls are offered to help keep the importance of missing a diagnosis and the potential legal repercussions in mind.