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Organized by patients' chief complaints, this book fills the gap between traditional emergency medicine textbooks and bedside handbooks.
List of contents
1. A statement Denis R. Pauze; 2. Resuscitation; Case 1 Erica Escarcega; Case 2 Michael Leonard; Case 3 Donald Jeanmonod; Case 4 Denis R. Pauze and William H. Hauda; Case 5 John Tran and Rebecca Jeanmonod; Case 6 Ryan Fulton and Melanie K. Prusakowski; Case 7 Edwin Layng; Case 8 Erica Escarcega; Case 9 Sean Zwiebel; Case 10 Sean Zwiebel; Case 11 Ben Church; 3. Breathing complaints; Case 1 Lauren Snyder; Case 2 Natalie Moore; Case 3 Dorka M. Jimenez Almonte; Case 4 Amanda Shorette; Case 5 M. Bryan Dalla Betta; Case 6 Daniel K. Pauze and Denis R. Pauze; Case 7 Ben Church and Rebecca Jeanmonod; Case 8 Natalie Moore and Rebecca Jeanmonod; 4. Fever; Case 1 Rebecca Jeanmonod; Case 2 Shellie Asher; Case 3 David H. Long and Janet Young; Case 4 Shellie Asher; Case 5 Kristine Marie J. Casal and Melanie K. Prusakowski; Case 6 Taylor R. Spencer; Case 7 Sarah Hudgins; Case 8 Rebecca Jeanmonod; Case 9 Keel Coleman and Khalief Hamden; 5. Eye, ears, nose, and throat complaints; Case 1 Jason Schwaber; Case 2 Edwin Layng; Case 3 Shellie Asher; Case 4 Tom Dittrich; Case 5 Jonathan R. Morgan and Melanie K. Prusakowski; Case 6 Denis R. Pauze and Daniel K. Pauze; Case 7 Dorota Pazdrowska and Melanie K. Prusakowski; Case 8 Rebecca Jeanmonod; Case 9 Khalief Hamden; 6. Limb complaints; Case 1 Rebecca Jeanmonod; Case 2 Lauren Snyder; Case 3 Melanie K. Prusakowski; Case 4 Dorka M. Jimenez Almonte; Case 5 Rachel A. Patterson; Case 6 Benjamin Kitt; Case 7 M. Bryan Dalla Betta; Case 8 Rebecca Jeanmonod; Case 9 Rebecca Jeanmonod; 7. Vomiting; Case 1 Rebecca Jeanmonod; Case 2 Erica Escarcega; Case 3 Kinsey Leonard; Case 4 Angela Mastantuono and Melanie K. Prusakowski; Case 5 Rebecca Jeanmonod; Case 6 Jason Black; Case 7 Kinsey Leonard; Case 8 Sarah Hudgins; Case 9 Erica Escarcega; Case 10 Kinsey Leonard; 8. Abdominal and chest pain; Case 1 Joanthan Nogueira and Janet Young; Case 2 Michelle Clinton; Case 3 Alyssa Milano and Sade McKenzie; Case 4 Holly Stankewicz and Rebecca Jeanmonod; Case 5 Sade McKenzie; Case 6 Brian Kelly; Case 7 Cara V. Tillotson, Melanie K. Prusakowski and Rebecca Jeanmonod; Case 8 Donald Jeanmonod; 9. Altered mental status; Case 1 Rebecca Jeanmonod; Case 2 Abhishek Chaturvedi; Case 3 Denis R. Pauze; Case 4 Rebecca Jeanmonod; Case 5 Tom Williams, Emily Miller and Denis R. Pauze; Case 6 Rebecca Jeanmonod; Case 7 Kinsey Leonard; Case 8 Kinsey Leonard; 10. Head and neck pain; Case 1 Sonika Raj; Case 2 Rebecca Jeanmonod; Case 3 Tom Dittrich, Denis R. Pauze and Matthew Adamo; Case 4 Anst Gelin and Janet Young; Case 5 Christine M. George and Melanie K. Prusakowski; Case 6 Carl Daniel; Case 7 Michael Leonard and Rebecca Jeanmonod; Case 8 Jason Schwaber; Case 9 Jamaine Ortis Jr, Rebecca Jeanmonod, Carl Daniel, Denis R. Pauze and Matthew Adamo; 11. Genitourinary complaints; Case 1 Shellie Asher; Case 2 Shellie Asher; Case 3 Abhishek Chaturvedi; Case 4 Jennifer Pelesz; Case 5 Pamela Young; Case 6 Leah A. Perez; Case 7 Shellie Asher and Rebecca Jeanmonod; 12. Skin complaints: Case 1 Efrat Rosenthal; Case 2 Efrat Rosenthal; Case 3 Sundeep M. Shukla and Rebecca Jeanmonod; Case 4 Amanda Shorette; Case 5 Benjamin Kitt; Case 6 Rebecca Jeanmonod; Case 7 Dorka M. Jimenez Almonte; Case key.
About the author
Rebecca Jeanmonod is Professor of Emergency Medicine (Adjunct), Associate Residency Program Director, and Institutional Review Board Chairman, St. Luke's University Health Network, Department of Emergency Medicine, Pennsylvania.Shellie L. Asher is Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine and Assistant Dean for Graduate Medical Education, Albany Medical College, New York.Blake Spirko is Fellowship Director of Pediatric Emergency Medicine and Associate Professor, University of Massachusetts Medical School – Baystate, Springfield, Massachusetts.Denis R. Pauzé is Vice Chairman of Clinical Operations and Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics, Department of Emergency Medicine, Albany Medical Center, New York.
Summary
Designed for healthcare practitioners in emergency settings, this innovative volume helps readers learn how to approach pediatric patients clinically in a challenging environment. Unlike other textbooks, this book is arranged by chief patient complaint, covering the core of pediatric emergency medicine in a more realistic and applicable way.
