The entire emergency room team-physicians, surgeons, intensivists, anesthetists and nurses-are here brought together to contribute their expertise on trauma resuscitation. The reader will learn not only how each of these specialists focus on trauma, but also how those different skills combine to save the patient. Trauma Resuscitation includes comprehensive profiles of all types of trauma. Practical and clinically relevant, the text is supported by tables, flow charts and graphs. Each section presents the topic clearly and concisely, allowing readers to locate the information quickly. Every member of the emergency room team, including those in training, will benefit from this volume.
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PETER DRISCOLL BSc, FRCS, is a Senior Lecturer in Emergency Medicine in the University Department of Emergency Medicine at the Hope Hospital in Manchester. CARL GWINNUTT FRCA, is a Consultant Anaesthetist at the Hope Hospital in Manchester. CINDY LeDUC JIMMERSON RN, CEN, is a Trauma System Design Consultant in Oregon, USA. OLIVE GOODALL RCN, is a Clinical Nurse Manager in Emergency Medicine in the University Department of Emergency Medicine at the Hope Hospital in Manchester.
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The objectives of this chapter are: to understand the structure and function of a trauma team; gain an overview of the whole of the management of the patient in the resuscitation room. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
medical team leader, airway nurse, circulation nurses, trauma resuscitation, semirigid collar, resuscitation room, airway doctor, airway personnel, trauma team members, nursing team leader, maxillofacial injuries, cervical spine control, distracting injuries, massive haemothorax, spinal board, secondary survey, thoracic trauma, surgical airway, primary survey, needle cricothyroidotomy, severely injured patient, diaphragmatic injury, burns centre, skull base fracture, ruptured diaphragm Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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The objectives of this chapter are: to understand the structure and function of a trauma team; gain an overview of the whole of the management of the patient in the resuscitation room. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
medical team leader, airway nurse, circulation nurses, trauma resuscitation, semirigid collar, resuscitation room, airway doctor, airway personnel, trauma team members, nursing team leader, maxillofacial injuries, cervical spine control, distracting injuries, massive haemothorax, spinal board, secondary survey, thoracic trauma, surgical airway, primary survey, needle cricothyroidotomy, severely injured patient, diaphragmatic injury, burns centre, skull base fracture, ruptured diaphragm Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
American College of Surgeons Committee, Care Med, Churchill Livingstone, Grant's Atlas of Anatomy, Oral Maxillofacial Surg, Trauma Care Manual New!
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- INTENSIVE CARE (18 Pine Street) by Stacie Johnson in Front Matter (1), and Front Matter (2)
- Trauma Care Manual (An Arnold Publication) by Ian Greaves on page 161, and page 166
- The Closed Treatment of Common Fractures by John Charnley on page 205
- Management of Wilderness and Environmental Emergencies by Paul S. Auerbach on page 283
- Intensive Care by Leah Ruth Robinson in Front Matter
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- Trauma: A Companion to Bailey and Love's Short Practice of Surgery by David V. Skinner on page 3, and page 14
- Clinical Surgery by Alfred Cuschieri on page 194
- KEY TOPIC IN TRAUMA (Key Topics S.) by I Greaves on page 308
- Clinical Anaesthesia by Carl L. Gwinnutt on page 73
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