Emergency Nursing: Principles and Practice |
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Prehospital care 11 14 Neurological emergencies | 270 |
Communication in crisis 21 and dental emergencies | 318 |
Legal considerations in the emergency and Nancy Smith | 349 |
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abdominal acute administration Adult airway alcohol anaphylaxis anxiety artery assessment atrial atropine bleeding blood pressure breathing Budassi burns C. V. Mosby cardiac output catheter cause chest child clinical cyanosis decrease defibrillation disaster disease dosage dose drug dyspnea dysrhythmias effects emer emergency department emergency nurse epinephrine evaluation facility fluid Foley catheter foreign body fracture gency department goal heart hemorrhage hospital hypotension hypovolemia hypoxia increased infection ingestion initial injury lavage lidocaine ment mg/dl minutes monitoring Mosby's manual muscle myocardial infarction needle normal occur oxygen pain patient Pediatric personnel physician position prehospital present problems procedure pulmonary edema pulse renal require respiratory response result seizures septic shock Serum shock signs and symptoms situation skin sodium splint tachycardia temperature tetanus Therapeutic intervention includes therapy tient tion tissue toxic trauma treatment triage tube usually vein venous ventricular victim vital signs vomiting wound