Every moment counts when treating an emergency event. Emergency Management in Anesthesia and Critical Care provides quick access to essential information for rapidly identifying and treating complex medical emergencies. Its compact size makes this reference easy to carry in a pocket in the OR, ICU, ED, or critical care setting. An outline format with consistent headings and a logical organization puts vital content at your fingertips. It is also an ideal tool for developing and conducting crisis simulation scenarios to prepare for emergencies before they happen.
1. Emergency Management in Anesthesia and Critical Care - p. IFC1 2. Cover - p. IFC1 3. Inside front cover - p. IFC1 4. Title Page - p. i 5. Copyright - p. ii 6. Table of Contents - p. ii 7. Dedication - p. iii 8. Preface - p. iv 9. Contents - p. v 10. Chapter 1 Airway and surgical fire - p. 1 11. Chapter 2 Acute gastric regurgitation/aspiration - p. 6 12. Chapter 3 Emergent reintubation - p. 10 13. Chapter 4 Failed airway - p. 16 14. Chapter 5 Laryngospasm - p. 26 15. Chapter 6 Stridor - p. 29 16. Chapter 7 Upper airway obstruction - p. 34 17. Chapter 8 Bronchospasm - p. 39 18. Chapter 9 Hypercarbia - p. 43 19. Chapter 10 Hypoxia - p. 47 20. Chapter 11 Pneumothorax, hemothorax, and tension pneumothorax - p. 54 21. Chapter 12 Autonomic hyperreflexia - p. 59 22. Chapter 13 Cardiac dysrhythmias - p. 62 23. Chapter 14 Embolism - p. 68 24. Chapter 15 Hypertension - p. 73 25. Chapter 16 Hypotension - p. 77 26. Chapter 17 Myocardial ischemia and infarction - p. 81 27. Chapter 18 Pacemakers and automated internal cardiac defibrillators (AICDs) - p. 87 28. Chapter 19 Acute cerebral vascular accident - p. 91 29. Chapter 20 Increased intracranial pressure - p. 98 30. Chapter 21 High/total spinal anesthesia - p. 103 31. Chapter 22 Anaphylactic shock - p. 107 32. Chapter 23 Cardiac compressive shock - p. 111 33. Chapter 24 Cardiogenic shock - p. 115 34. Chapter 25 Hypovolemic shock (acute hemorrhage) - p. 120 35. Chapter 26 Neurogenic shock - p. 127 36. Chapter 27 Septic shock - p. 132 37. Chapter 28 Acute renal dysfunction - p. 137 38. Chapter 29 Electrolyte abnormalities - p. 142 39. Chapter 30 Acute adrenal crisis - p. 151 40. Chapter 31 Diabetic ketoacidosis - p. 154 41. Chapter 32 Pheochromocytoma - p. 158 42. Chapter 33 Thyroid crisis/storm - p. 163 43. Chapter 34 Disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC) - p. 167 44. Chapter 35 Hemoglobinopathies - p. 172 45. Chapter 36 Transfusion-related emergencies - p. 179 46. Chapter 37 Local anesthetic systemic toxicity (LAST) - p. 187 47. Chapter 38 Malignant hyperthermia (MH) - p. 191 48. Chapter 39 Neuroleptic malignant syndrome - p. 196 49. Chapter 40 Emergency cesarean section - p. 203 50. Chapter 41 Obstetric hemorrhage - p. 210 51. Chapter 42 Preeclampsia and eclampsia - p. 215 52. Chapter 43 Anesthesia machine malfunction - p. 219 53. Chapter 44 Electrical power failure - p. 225 54. Chapter 45 Delayed emergence - p. 227 55. Chapter 46 Hypothermia - p. 232 56. Chapter 47 Transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) syndrome - p. 235 57. Index - p. 239
Every moment counts when treating an emergency event. Emergency Management in Anesthesia and Critical Care provides quick access to essential information for rapidly identifying and treating complex medical emergencies. Its compact size makes this reference easy to carry in a pocket in the OR, ICU, ED, or critical care setting. An outline format with consistent headings and a logical organization puts vital content at your fingertips. It is also an ideal tool for developing and conducting crisis simulation scenarios to prepare for emergencies before they happen.
1. Emergency Management in Anesthesia and Critical Care - p. IFC1 2. Cover - p. IFC1 3. Inside front cover - p. IFC1 4. Title Page - p. i 5. Copyright - p. ii 6. Table of Contents - p. ii 7. Dedication - p. iii 8. Preface - p. iv 9. Contents - p. v 10. Chapter 1 Airway and surgical fire - p. 1 11. Chapter 2 Acute gastric regurgitation/aspiration - p. 6 12. Chapter 3 Emergent reintubation - p. 10 13. Chapter 4 Failed airway - p. 16 14. Chapter 5 Laryngospasm - p. 26 15. Chapter 6 Stridor - p. 29 16. Chapter 7 Upper airway obstruction - p. 34 17. Chapter 8 Bronchospasm - p. 39 18. Chapter 9 Hypercarbia - p. 43 19. Chapter 10 Hypoxia - p. 47 20. Chapter 11 Pneumothorax, hemothorax, and tension pneumothorax - p. 54 21. Chapter 12 Autonomic hyperreflexia - p. 59 22. Chapter 13 Cardiac dysrhythmias - p. 62 23. Chapter 14 Embolism - p. 68 24. Chapter 15 Hypertension - p. 73 25. Chapter 16 Hypotension - p. 77 26. Chapter 17 Myocardial ischemia and infarction - p. 81 27. Chapter 18 Pacemakers and automated internal cardiac defibrillators (AICDs) - p. 87 28. Chapter 19 Acute cerebral vascular accident - p. 91 29. Chapter 20 Increased intracranial pressure - p. 98 30. Chapter 21 High/total spinal anesthesia - p. 103 31. Chapter 22 Anaphylactic shock - p. 107 32. Chapter 23 Cardiac compressive shock - p. 111 33. Chapter 24 Cardiogenic shock - p. 115 34. Chapter 25 Hypovolemic shock (acute hemorrhage) - p. 120 35. Chapter 26 Neurogenic shock - p. 127 36. Chapter 27 Septic shock - p. 132 37. Chapter 28 Acute renal dysfunction - p. 137 38. Chapter 29 Electrolyte abnormalities - p. 142 39. Chapter 30 Acute adrenal crisis - p. 151 40. Chapter 31 Diabetic ketoacidosis - p. 154 41. Chapter 32 Pheochromocytoma - p. 158 42. Chapter 33 Thyroid crisis/storm - p. 163 43. Chapter 34 Disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC) - p. 167 44. Chapter 35 Hemoglobinopathies - p. 172 45. Chapter 36 Transfusion-related emergencies - p. 179 46. Chapter 37 Local anesthetic systemic toxicity (LAST) - p. 187 47. Chapter 38 Malignant hyperthermia (MH) - p. 191 48. Chapter 39 Neuroleptic malignant syndrome - p. 196 49. Chapter 40 Emergency cesarean section - p. 203 50. Chapter 41 Obstetric hemorrhage - p. 210 51. Chapter 42 Preeclampsia and eclampsia - p. 215 52. Chapter 43 Anesthesia machine malfunction - p. 219 53. Chapter 44 Electrical power failure - p. 225 54. Chapter 45 Delayed emergence - p. 227 55. Chapter 46 Hypothermia - p. 232 56. Chapter 47 Transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) syndrome - p. 235 57. Index - p. 239
