Surgery on Call ,3/e

* The ON CALL series provides valuable "on the spot" treatment advice
* Pocket-sized and surprisingly comprehensive, this Lange manual gives students and residents a trusty resource for managing all conditions seen in the surgery ward
* Designed to meet the quick information needs of the "on call" setting
* Contributions from surgery residents and attendings around the world
Complete overview of the initial evaluation and treatment of common problems that present on the surgical service.
Logically organized for quick access to critical information on the management of the surgical patient.
Thoroughly revised on-call problems that reflect current practices and treatment options.
Differential diagnosis,key laboratory and diagnostic tests,and treatment plans for 77 of the most common problems encountered while on-call.

Contributors
Preface
Ⅰ On-Call Problems
1 Abdominal Distention
2 Abdominal Pain
3 Acidosis
4 Alkalosis
5 Anaphylaxis(Drug Reaction)
6 Anemia
7 Arterial Line Problems
8 Aspiration
9 Bradycardia
10 Bright Red Blood Per Rectum(Hematochezia)
11 Cardioprlmonary Arrest
12 Chest Pain
13 Chest Tube Problems
14 Changing Neurologic Status
15 Coagulopathy
16 Colostomy Problems
17 Coma and Acute Mental Status Changes
18 Constipation
19 Cough
20 CVP(Central Venous Pressure/Line Problems)
21 Death
22 Diarrhea
23 Drain Output-Changing Amount
24 Drain Output-Changing Character
25 (DTs)Delirium Tremens
26 Dyspnea
27 Dysuria
28 Epistaxis
29 Epidural Catheter Problems
30 Fall From Bed
31 Fever
32 Foley Catheter Problems
33 Headache
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Ⅱ Laboratory Tests& Their Interpretation
Ⅲ Bedside Procedures
Ⅳ Fluids & Electrolytes
Ⅴ Nutritional Management of the Surgical Patient
Ⅵ Blood Component Therapy
Ⅶ Ventilator Management
Ⅷ Management of Perioperative Complications
Ⅸ Commonly Used Medications
Appendix
Index
Commonly Used Resuscitation
Medications