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Informationen zum Autor Steven A. Haist, MD, MS Professor of Medicine, Division of General Medicine, Department of Internal Medicine, University of Kentucky Medical Center, Lexington, KY TEL: (859)257-5499 e-mail: sahaist@pop.uky.edu John B. Robbins MD, General Internist, Private Practice, Gallatin Internal Medicine Clinic, Bozeman, Montana, USA. Klappentext Publisher's Note: Products purchased from Third Party sellers are not guaranteed by the publisher for quality, authenticity, or access to any online entitlements included with the product.Use the ON CALL series when you want on-the-spot treatment advice for the most frequently encountered problems in internal medicine.. Comprehensive overview of the initial evaluation and treatment of more than 60 of the most common problems seen daily on the wards. Unique ON CALL FORMAT is organized for quick access to essential information you need to manage patients efficiently. Thoroughly updated on-call problems reflect current the latest diagnostic tests and treatment options. Essential guide to interpretation of laboratory tests and bedside proceduresON CALL THERAPEUTICS SECTION offers a quick reference to commonly used medications and includes both generic drugs as well as vitamins, minerals, and natural productsVisit us at www.accessmedbooks.com Zusammenfassung Gives you on-the-spot treatment advice for the most frequently encountered problems in internal medicine. This work includes an overview of the initial evaluation and treatment of more than 60 of the most common problems seen daily on the wards. It is organized for quick access to essential information you need to manage patients efficiently. Inhaltsverzeichnis I.On Call Problems1.Abdominal Pain2.Acidosis3.Alkalosis4.Anaphylactic Reaction5.Anemia6.Arterial Line Problems7.Aspiration8.Bradycardia9.Cardiopulmonary Arrest10.Central Venous Line Problems11.Chest Pain12.Coagulopathy13.Coma, Acute Mental Status Changes14.Constipation15.Cough16.Delirium Tremens17.Diarrhea18.Dizziness19.Dyspnea20.Dysuria21.Falls22.Fever 23.Fever in the HIV-Positive Patient 24.Foley Catheter Problems25.Headache26.Heart Murmur27.Hematemesis, Melena28.Hematochezia29.Hematuria30.Hemoptysis31.Hypercalcemia32.Hyperglycemia33.Hyperkalemia34.Hypernatremia35.Hypertension36.Hypocalcemia37.Hypoglycemia38.Hypokalemia39.Hypomagnesemia40.Hyponatremia41.Hypophosphatemia42.Hypotension43.Hypothermia44.Insomnia45.Irregular Pulse46.Jaundice47.Joint Swelling48.Leukocytosis49.Leukopenia50.Nausea and Vomiting51.Oliguria/Anuria52.Overdoses53.Pacemaker Troubleshooting54.Pain Management55.Polycythemia56.Pruritis57.Pulmonary Artery Catheter Problems58.Seizures59.Syncope60.Tachycardia61.Thrombocytopenia62.Transfusion Reaction63.WheezingII.Laboratory DiagnosisIII.Procedures1.Arterial Line Placement2.Arterial Puncture3.Arthrocentesis4.Bladder Catheterization5.Bone Marrow Aspiration and Biopsy6.Central Venous Catheterization7. Endotracheal Intubation8.Gastrointestinal Tubes9.Intravenous Techniques10.Lumbar Puncture11.Paracentesis12.Pulmonary Artery Catheterization13.Skin Biopsy14.ThoracentesisIV.Fluids and ElectrolytesV.Blood Component TherapyVI.Ventilator Management1.Indications and Setup2.Routine Modification of Settings3.TroubleshootingA. AgitationB. HypoxemiaC. HypercarbiaD. High Peak Pressures 4.WeaningVII.Therapeutics...
