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Accidents and Emergencies in Children Rosemary J. Morton (Consultant in Accident and Emergency Medicine, Consultant in Accident and Emergency Medicine, Manchester Royal Infirmary, Manchester)

Accidents and Emergencies in Children By Rosemary J. Morton (Consultant in Accident and Emergency Medicine, Consultant in Accident and Emergency Medicine, Manchester Royal Infirmary, Manchester)

Summary

The second edition of this book includes a revised section on paediatric resuscitation summarizing the main guidelines. The section on major trauma has been extended to follow the Advanced Paediatric Life support guidelines. The book will continue to provide an essential practical reference for all junior doctors and nurses working in an A & E department.

Accidents and Emergencies in Children Summary

Accidents and Emergencies in Children by Rosemary J. Morton (Consultant in Accident and Emergency Medicine, Consultant in Accident and Emergency Medicine, Manchester Royal Infirmary, Manchester)

This book covers the most common paediatric problems encountered by staff in the Emergency Department. The contents include cardiopulmonary resuscitation, major trauma, fractures and other orthopaedic problems, burns, scalds, and poisoning. Child abuse and its recognition and management are described. Emphasis has been placed on the emergency management of serious illness and injury and on the management of common problems. In many cases, further management is described for those studying for the Accident and fellowship examination in Accident and Emergency. This edition includes a revised section on paediatric resuscitation which summarizes the latest guidelines in this area. The section on major trauma has been extended to follow the Advanced Paediatric Life Support guidelines, and the section on fractures, now in tabular format, is easier to understand and compare possible diagnoses. This is an essential practical reference for all junior doctors and nurses working in an emergency department.

Accidents and Emergencies in Children Reviews

This is a welcome and long-awaited publication on a specialist subject which has hitherto not been represented by a dedicated book. The overall impression is of a very thorough and well-planned book with no serious errors or omissions ... Highly recommended reading for all GP trainees and SHOs about to embark on their Accident and Emergency Department attachments: it is inexpensive and good value. * Journal of the Royal Naval Medical Service, 1993; 79 *
This medium-sized book is ideal for a departmental reference book. It is well presented with clear headings in bold type and a good index, and is extremely easy to use ... an excellent book for junior nurses and doctors working in the A & E department ... A well thought out and highly recommended book. * Sue Pearce, Accident and Emergency Nursing, Vol. 2, No. 2, April 1994 *

Table of Contents

1. Children in the Accident and Emergency Department ; 2. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation and the seriously ill child ; 3. Major trauma ; 4. Minor trauma ; 5. Fractures and orthopaedic problems ; 6. Burns and scalds ; 7. Poisoning ; 8. Child abuse ; 9. Respiratory and ENT problems ; 10. Gastrointestinal and genitourinary problems ; 11. Neurology ; 12. Skin and infectious diseases ; 13. Blood disorders ; 14. Neonatal problems ; 15. Children brought in dead ; 16. Practical procedures ; 17. Legal aspects ; Index

Additional information

NPB9780192627209
9780192627209
0192627201
Accidents and Emergencies in Children by Rosemary J. Morton (Consultant in Accident and Emergency Medicine, Consultant in Accident and Emergency Medicine, Manchester Royal Infirmary, Manchester)
New
Hardback
Oxford University Press
1996-06-13
282
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