Medical Emergencies in Head, Neck and Dental Practice

Description

An emergency is a critical, unexpected, and frequently deadly event that requires rapid response. Most crises need immediate action to avoid a worsening of the situation, however mitigation may not be feasible in some cases, and organisations may only be able to provide palliative care in the aftermath. This book gives the reader a practical approach to the diagnosis and treatment of casualty patients. The book explains how to detect and treat any acute or emergent condition that arises above the collarbones. Because emergency treatment must be straightforward and rapid, this book includes chapters, pictures, and images that focus on making a diagnosis while keeping a high index of suspicion. This book will assist readers in determining the urgency of each situation. For a variety of crises, concise and well-structured treatment advice are presented. It is a collection of articles produced by renowned experts on a variety of themes. The book's wording is easy to understand. Practitioners, experts, consultants, and students will find this book to be an invaluable resource.