Field Guide to Urgent and Ambulatory Care Procedures

Field Guide to Urgent and Ambulatory Care Procedures (Field Guide Series) by David M James
Publisher: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 1st edition (September 15, 2001) | Language: English | ISBN:0781728231 | 351 pages | PDB | 1.58M

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Book Description:-

This handy pocket guide features a “how to” approach to common problems that require immediate attention in an ambulatory care setting. The book emphasizes the ability to handle urgent and emergent care situations quickly and efficiently with a focus on low-tech procedures and skills. Descriptions are concise and provide basic procedures with the necessary skills. More than 200 illustrations supplement the text. Plus, a “Practical Tips” section for easy learning.

Book Info
State Univ. of New York, Buffalo. Pocket-sized quick reference tackling common problems encountered in ambulatory care. Features a ‘how-to’ format, covering more than 100 common procedures for eye, ear, skin, and other injuries. Features 247 illustrations. For students, residents, and clinicians. Softcover. DNLM: Emergency Medical Services–methods.

Buttaravoli, Stair Common Simple Emergencies

Buttaravoli, Stair Common Simple Emergencies
Publisher: Brady (October 1984) | Language: English | ISBN-10: 0893033715 | 211 Pages | PDB | 516KB

 

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This version edited by Daniel Bothma M.D., MDP(Cert), Registrar in Emergency Medicine.Common Simple Emergencies is also available on the Internet at www.ncemi.org , the National Centre for Emergency Medicine Informatics For the emergencies that are too minor to call an ambulance, too urgent to wait for an appointment, this highly practical text covers the emergency treatments and procedures you need to know about, but may have never learned about! Minor Emergencies: Splinters to Fractures covers the what-to-dos and what-NOT-to-dos of handling dozens of minor emergencies from bee stings to puncture wounds to fractures of the collarbone. This practical step-by-step guide is an essential reference for any office, clinic, urgent care centre, first aid station, or emergency department.

Guidelines for Essential Trauma Care (A UNAIDS Publication)

Injury has become a major cause of death and disability worldwide. Organized approaches to its prevention and treatment are needed. These guidelines seek to set achievable standards for trauma treatment services which could realistically be made available to almost every injured person in the world. They then seek to define the resources that would be necessary to assure such care. The authors of the guidelines have developed a series of resource tables for essential trauma care that detail the human and physical resources that should be in place to assure optimal care of the injured patient at the range of health facilities throughout the world, from rural health posts, to small hospitals, to hospitals staffed by specialists, to tertiary care centres. They also take into account the varying resource availability across the spectrum of low- and middle-income countries. Finally, a series of recommendations is made on methods to promote such standards including training, performance improvement, trauma team organization and hospital inspection. The resource tables and associated recommendations are intended to provide a template to assist individual countries in organizing and enhancing their own trauma treatment systems. It is anticipated that the template will be adapted to suit local circumstances.

Ditch Medicine : Advanced Field Procedures for Emergencies

Ditch Medicine : Advanced Field Procedures for Emergencies
Publisher: Paladin Press | 224 pages | 1993 | ISBN 0873647173 | PDF | 9 MB

 

It doesn't matter where you are, or what the situation is, if you, a team member, family member or friend is injured, you do what you have to do to save their life or treat the condition! Period! As survivalists we know that we may not always have access to a sanitary emergency room and a half-asleep doctor in the middle of the night. If that time comes, this is the book to have! This book teaches advanced field procedures for small wound repair, pain control, care of infected wounds, IV therapy, amputations, treatment of burns, airway procedures and much much more.
This book is writen in straightforward language for those who don't know an artery from a anuerism, and step-by-step proceedures are discussed in great detail. Pictures of suturing, debriding wounds and many other items show you what a thousand words cannot describe. So many techniques and how-to's are discussed that there is not room here to elaborate on all of them. Let's just say this book is pretty complete. Pair it with a few other reference manuals and you greatly increase your chances of saving a loved one's life in a disaster situation!