Titlebook: Burn Care for General Surgeons and General Practitioners; David G. Greenhalgh Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016

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Matters for Judgment: An Autobiographye each chemical has a unique injury pattern and potential-associated systemic toxicity, it is important to have a set of general principles of management. These principles include self-protection from the injurious agent, early detection of airway involvement, removal and dilution of the chemical, i

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Matters for Judgment: An Autobiographyowledge of the types of pain experienced during the acute and chronic phases of care. First, providers should develop a good understanding of the means/tools to assess pain management and guide therapy. Effective pain management is a necessary component to optimize patient participation and to mitig

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0108714ment. The goal of this chapter is not to attempt an exhaustive review of burn epidemiology, but rather to utilize some basic epidemiologic data to convey several important points that strengthen the premise and purpose of this book. These data will demonstrate the following:

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The Loan Affair and Justiciable Issues,This chapter reviews the three basic types of cold injury managed by surgeons: nonfreezing cold injury, frostbite, and hypothermia. Each of these injuries has unique pathophysiology and management, though there may be an overlap between their occurrences and presentations.

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Burns in Children,Young children are at increased risk of burn injury. Although general management principles are the same as for adult patients, there are significant anatomic, physiologic, and psychosocial differences that are important to consider when planning care and recovery.

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Cold Injuries,This chapter reviews the three basic types of cold injury managed by surgeons: nonfreezing cold injury, frostbite, and hypothermia. Each of these injuries has unique pathophysiology and management, though there may be an overlap between their occurrences and presentations.