Color Atlas of Emergency Department ProceduresThis brand-new book offers virtual hands-on experience to over 65 emergency procedures, allowing readers to rehearse them over again in their mind-then perform them on demand correctly. Colour drawings of each procedure that illuminate relevant anatomical structures and their relationship to each new step paired with full-colour photographs provide a realistic clinical view of the identical anatomy. Plus, each step is accompanied by concise text, allowing the illustrations and photographs to guide clinicians effortlessly through the procedure.
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Contents
Arthrocentesis | 1 |
Central Vein Catheterization | 15 |
Compartment Pressure Measurement | 27 |
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10-cc syringe 90-degree angle abdominal Advance the needle Anesthetize the skin Apply topical anesthetic Approach Steps Insert Arthrocentesis Aspirate Bleeding diathesis Bleeding diathesis Complications Block-Extraoral Approach cc of anesthetic Contraindications cotton-tipped applicator Cut the ends Description dilator edges are apposed Emergency Department Procedures Equipment Evert the edges femoral vein guidewire hematoma incision Indications infraorbital foramen inject 3-5 cc Insert the needle intraocular pressure knot Laceration Lateral Approach lidocaine lidocaine solution loop Mattress Suture medial Mental Nerve needle holder Nerve Block Nerve Block Step Nerve Block-Extraoral Nerve Block-Intraoral Approach opposite side Overlying skin infection Palpate PEN XL pericardial Place the patient pleural Procedural Steps Step proximal radial artery Schiøtz scissors Seldinger technique skin surface Staple Application Staple Removal Step 9 sterile sternocleidomastoid muscle Supraorbital suture suture technique synovial fluid tendon Thoracotomy tibia TONO-PEN XL TONOMETER TONOMETER Tonometry topical anesthetic tubing ulnar venous Wound Closure Tape wound edge XL TONOMETER MENTOR