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TEXTBOOK OF PEDIATRIC EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
Resource Status:
Active
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Author:
Christopher King, MD, FACEP, Fred Henretig, MD, FAAP
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Publisher:
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
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A DCT Selection
NLM Call Number:
DNLM: 1.Emergencies.WS 205 P371 2008
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R2 Library Release Date:
2/16/2009
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Resource Description:
Widely acclaimed for its outstanding step-by-step illustrations, comprehensive coverage, and reader-friendly format, Textbook of Pediatric Emergency Procedures is now in its thoroughly updated Second Edition. In 137 chapters, the book provides clear, complete instructions on every emergency medicine procedure performed on infants, children, and adolescents. More than 1,000 detailed drawings, most in two-color, show how to perform each procedure. This edition includes a new chapter on new technologies and techniques for managing the difficult airway. Other new topics include use of tissue adhesives in laceration repair, focused abdominal sonography for trauma (FAST), management of priapism, reimplanting an avulsed permanent tooth, use of automatic external defibrillators, and procedures related to bioterrorism.
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Now in its 30th year, Handbooks in Health Care Company (HHC), a division of Associates in Medical Marketing Company Inc., has sold millions of copies of over 100 original, pocket-sized handbooks in almost every major therapeutic category and disease state. Authored by distinguished clinicians, our medical library features clearly written, liberally illustrated, authoritative handbooks that are essential reading for medical professionals. Our ever-expanding library also features a section of patient-based handbooks to allow patients and their families to be better informed about the care they receive.
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