A Nurse's Survival Guide to Acute Medical Emergencies Updated Edition - Harrison, Richard N., M.D. (Consultant Physician, The University Hos
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Are you a nurse, a physician's associate or a medical student in an acute or emergency unit?
This is your indispensable primer of acute medical care - a pocket guide to caring for patients with acute medical conditions.
This book will help you to
care for patients in the first critical 24 hours of admission
manage patients using the most up-to-date evidence based approach
understand the most common emergency medical conditions and their underlying disease mechanisms
handle the patient's assessment , understand the observations and manage their disease
easily obtain clear…mehr

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Are you a nurse, a physician's associate or a medical student in an acute or emergency unit?

This is your indispensable primer of acute medical care - a pocket guide to caring for patients with acute medical conditions.

This book will help you to

care for patients in the first critical 24 hours of admission

manage patients using the most up-to-date evidence based approach

understand the most common emergency medical conditions and their underlying disease mechanisms

handle the patient's assessment , understand the observations and manage their disease

easily obtain clear practical advice

know what to tell the patient and relatives using jargon-free language

access information on SARS, avian influenza and bio-terrorism
This updated edition

contains improved sections on stroke care, diabetes and sepsis,

introduces the NEWS 2 observation chart

has revised its case histories in line with current practice
This updated edition:

contains improved sections on stroke care, diabetes and sepsis,

introduces the NEWS 2 observation chart

has revised its case histories in line with current practice