Titlebook: Handbook of Critical and Intensive Care Medicine; Joseph Varon,Pilar Acosta Book 20102nd edition Springer-Verlag New York 2010 Critical ca

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Infectious Diseases,ved in the past are now improving due to new technical advancements. However, the length of stay, as well as the large number of devices employed for this purpose, predisposes patients to difficult and often fatal infections. Clinical characteristics of patients who are treated in the ICU have evolv

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Neurologic Disorders,death includes the concept of . defined as the permanent cessation of all brain function. This concept has evolved coincident with the increasing use of transplantation and, thus, is an important concept for the critical care practitioner to master.

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Critical Care of the Pregnant Patient, care support. Others, however, will have underlying medical diseases (Table 12.1). Some of those diseases will require consideration of the passenger (fetus) who has created many changes in maternal physiology. The hormonal milieu created by the placenta—progesterone and to a lesser extent estrogen

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Trauma,nually. Sepsis, adult respiratory distress syndrome, and multiple organ system failure are the leading cause of death in trauma patients who survive the initial resuscitation and surgical repair of their injuries.

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Allergic and Immunologic Emergencies,and basophils. Anaphylaxis can occur in more than one time period. The so-called biphasic anaphylaxis is defined as a recurrence of symptoms that develops following the “resolution” of the initial anaphylactic reaction. It can occur in up to 20% of anaphylactic reactions and typically occurs within

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Joseph Varon,Pilar AcostaA comprehensive, pocket-sized handbook for management of the critically ill patient.Includes quick reference guidelines such as drug tables, facts, formulas, and lab values.Outline format makes it eas

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