Squid's Little Pink E-Book VST, 1st Edition

by Lydia Lozzi, BSci, BMedBSurg (Hons), FACEM

Elsevier eBook on VitalSource

ISBN: 9780729589031

Publication Date: 10-28-2020

Page Count: 424

Imprint: Elsevier

List Price: $23.99

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Key Features
- Compact, quick-reference, easily transportable pocketbook
- Reviewed and refined over 20 years
- Appropriate coverage for doctors at all levels – includes basic management through to advanced care plans, including information relevant for emergency specialists
Contents

Important Phone NumbersImportant Drug DosesChapter 1 - Resuscitation and traumaChapter 2 - Procedures and ultrasoundChapter 3 - CardiologyChapter 4 - RespiratoryChapter 5 - Gastroenterology and surgeryChapter 6 - Orthopaedics and rheumatologyChapter 7 - NeurologyChapter 8 - Coagulation, anticoagulation and vascularChapter 9 - Renal and urologyChapter 10 - HaematologyChapter 11 - ToxicologyChapter 12 - EndocrineChapter 13 - Obstetrics and GynaecologyChapter 14 - Psychiatry and Substance AbuseChapter 15 - DermatologyChapter 16 - OphthalmologyChapter 17 - Ear, nose and throat (ENT)Chapter 18 - PaediatricsChapter 19 - ECG—detailed guideChapter 20 - ABG—detailed guideChapter 21 - Retrievals, disasters, epidemics and pandemicsIndex
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Lydia Lozzi, BSci, BMedBSurg (Hons), FACEM, Course Coordinator - Pathology, Masters of Critical Care
Professional Medical Education
Sydney Medical School
The University of Sydney

Staff Specialist, Emergency Medicine
Central Coast Local Health District
Australia
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