The Trauma Manual,9780781726412

The Trauma Manual

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Edition: 2nd
ISBN13: 9780781726412
ISBN10: 0781726417
Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2002-03-25
Publisher(s): LWW
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Summary

The thoroughly updated Second Edition of this popular and widely used pocket reference guides the trauma team through every aspect of patient care after injury--from prehospital care, to resuscitation, treatment of specific organ injuries, priorities in intensive care, and management of special situations. Designed for rapid, on-the-spot information retrieval, The Trauma Manual, Second Edition will be a staple reference in emergency departments.Flow charts, algorithms, sequential lists, and tables throughout facilitate quick clinical decision-making. More than 100 illustrations demonstrate specific injuries and procedures. Appendices include injury scales, tetanus prophylaxis recommendations, commonly used formulae and values, and frequently used forms. This edition includes a new chapter on commonly missed injuries and common pitfalls.

Table of Contents

Contributing Authors xi
Foreword xvii
Ronald D. Stewart
Foreword xviii
Donald Trunkey
Preface xix
Introduction to Trauma Care
1(3)
Michael D. Grossman
Patterns of Blunt Injury
4(6)
Michael D. Grossman
Mechanisms of Injury/Penetrating Trauma
10(7)
J. Christopher DiGiacomo
James F. Reilly
The Physiobgic Response to Injury
17(6)
Bradley S. Taylor
Brian G. Harbrecht
Shock
23(5)
Brian G. Harbrecht
Timothy R. Billiar
Measurements of Injury Severity
28(7)
Theodore R. Delbridge
Prehospital Triage
35(7)
Ronald N. Roth
Vincent N. Mossesso, Jr.
Prehospital Therapy
42(13)
Kathy J. Rinnert
Keuin S. O'Toole
Field Teams: Composition, Direction, and Communication with the Trauma Center
55(4)
Owen T. Traynor
Air Medical and Interhospital Transport
59(6)
John S. Cole
Trauma Team Activation
65(4)
Theodore R. Delbridge
Organization Prior to Trauma Patient Arrival
69(9)
William S. Hoff
Adult Trauma Resuscitation
78(10)
Michael Rhodes
Airway Management in the Trauma Patient
88(9)
Rade B. Vukmir
Kathy J. Rinnert
Donald M. Yealy
Vascular Access
97(12)
Michael D. Pasquale
Michael Rhodes
Imaging of Trauma Patients
109(10)
Michael P. Federle
Documentation, Coding and Compliance, and EMTALA
119(10)
Michael Rhodes
C. William Schwab
Donald M. Yealy
Operating Room Practice
129(3)
Michael Rhodes
Michael Russell
Head Injury
132(8)
Donald W. Marion
Injuries to the Spinal Cord and Spinal Column
140(17)
William C. Welch
William F. Donaldson, III
Donald W. Marion
Soft Tissue Wounds of the Face
157(10)
James M. Russavage
Gary T. Patterson
Bony Oral-Maxillofacial Injuries
167(15)
Mark W. Ochs
Ophthalmic Injuries
182(7)
Randall L. Beatty
Penetrating Neck Injury
189(9)
Robert A Maxwell
Blunt Neck Injury
198(5)
Tiffany K. Bee
Martin A. Croce
Juan B. Ochoa
Thoracic Injury
203(21)
John P. Pryor
C. William Schwab
Andrew B. Peitzman
Thoracic Vascular Injury
224(12)
John P. Pryor
C. William Schwab
Andrew B. Peitzman
Abdominal Injury
236(31)
Heidi L. Frankel
Darrell C. Boone
Andrew B. Peitzman
Abdominal Vascular Injury
267(10)
Michael B. Shapiro
Damage Control
277(7)
Michael F. Rotondo
Abdominal Compartment Syndrome
284(3)
Robert A Maxwell
Marilyn J. Borst
Genitourinary Injuries
287(9)
Michael Rhodes
Fredrick Giberson
Orthopedic Injuries
296(14)
Bruce H. Ziran
Paul T. Freudigman
Pelvic Fractures
310(9)
Michael J. Prayson
Gary S. Gruen
Hand Trauma
319(16)
Steven L. Bernard
Ramon Llull
N. Ake Nystrom
Compartment Syndrome and Rhabdomyolysis
335(5)
Preston R. Miller, III
John M. Kane, III
Peripheral Vascular Injuries
340(12)
Luis H. Alarcon
Ricard N. Townsend
Soft-Tissue Trauma
352(4)
Kimberly A. Davis
Priorities in the ICU Care of the Adult Trauma Patient
356(24)
Keith D. Clancy
Joseph M. Darby
Commonly Missed Injuries and Pitfalls
380(6)
Gerard J. Fulda
Anesthesia for the Trauma Patient
386(10)
Michael Rodrick
James W. Krugh
C. William Hanson, III
Trauma Pain Management
396(8)
Kimberly K. Cantees
Donald M. Yealy
Hypothermia Cold Injury, and Drowning
404(7)
Samuel A. Tisherman
Blood Transfusion and Complications
411(9)
Ajai K. Malhortra
Heidi L. Frankel
C. William Schwab
Nutrition/Metabolism in the Trauma Patient
420(8)
Gayle Minard
Support of the Organ Donor
428(5)
Juan B. Ochoa
Patrick M. Reilly
Burns/Inhalation
433(13)
Kevin Farrell
Linwood R. Haith, Jr.
Pediatric Trauma
446(15)
Michael G. Scheidler
James M. Lynch
Henri R. Ford
Care of the Pregnant Trauma Patient
461(8)
Glen Tinkoff
Geriatric Trauma
469(8)
Donald R. Kauder
Rehabilitation
477(10)
Louis E. Penrod
Gary Gotdherg
John A. Horton, III
Vinous Thromboembolism
487(9)
Jon W. Johnson
Patrick M. Reilly
Injury Prevention
496(7)
Therese S. Richmond
House Staff Responsibilities
503(5)
G. Paul Dabrowski
Patrick M. Reilly
Legal, Ethical and Family Issues
508(5)
G. Paul Dabrowski
Harry L. Anderson, III
Miscellaneous Procedures
513(8)
Glenn Tinkoff
Michael Rhodes
Appendix A. Injury Scales 521(14)
Appendix B. Tetanus Prophylaxis 535(4)
Appendix C. Frequently Used Forms 539(10)
Subject Index 549

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