Accident & Emergency: Theory Into PracticeBrian Dolan, Lynda Holt This edition shows nurses why they are doing what they do, rather than just how, for a range of A&E conditions. It has sections that cover potential problem areas, such as paediatrics and treating the mentally ill A&E patient. A basic A&P section is included so even the most experienced nurse can refresh their knowledge." |
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Contents
Contents | 1 |
Trauma management | 17 |
Trauma life support | 27 |
Major incidents | 37 |
Trauma care | 45 |
Skeletal injuries | 79 |
Spinal injuries | 123 |
Thoracic injuries | 135 |
Local and regional anaesthesia Paula Polly Grainger | 403 |
Emergency care | 413 |
Cardiac emergencies Jamie Walthall | 415 |
Medical emergencies Tim Kilner | 447 |
Surgical emergencies Valerie Small | 469 |
Gynaecological and obstetric emergencies Orla Devereux 415 447 469 | 493 |
Ophthalmic emergencies Janet Marsden | 513 |
Ear nose and throat emergencies Tim Kilner 513 | 533 |
Abdominal injuries | 153 |
47 | 169 |
79 | 200 |
Stress and stress management | 215 |
Care of the bereaved | 225 |
Psychiatric emergencies | 237 |
Life continuum | 255 |
The preschool child | 277 |
Age 5 to puberty | 297 |
Adolescence | 307 |
Young adults Judy Davies | 319 |
Middle years Brian Boag | 327 |
Older people Antonia Lynch | 335 |
Physiology for ED practice | 351 |
Physiology for ED practice Marion Richardson | 353 |
Wound care | 369 |
Pain and pain management Marion Richardson | 393 |
Practice issues in emergency care | 545 |
People with learning disabilities Margaret Sowney Michael Brown | 547 |
Health promotion Stewart Piper | 559 |
Triage Janet Marsden | 567 |
Professional issues in ED 547 559 567 | 579 |
Leadership Lynda Holt Andrew Cook | 581 |
Clinical decisionmaking Emma Tippins | 591 |
Ethical issues Rosie Wilkinson | 601 |
Law Nicola Meeres | 609 |
Health safety | 617 |
Sheelagh Brewer | 619 |
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