Titlebook: Basic Resuscitation and Primary Care; F. Wilson,W. G. Park Book 1980 F. Wilson and W.G. Park 1980 complications.mortality.pain.resuscitati

效果

Information Systems and NeuroscienceWhen the best method of relieving a particular painful condition is being sought, the cause of the pain (perhaps smooth muscle spasm, distension of a viscus, or local pressure on a nerve trunk) and the type of pain (whether steady or intermittent, sharp, dull or boring) should be considered as well

Landlocked

Information Systems and Neuroscienceal segments beyond the limits of the sensory loss. Due to the consequent loss of vasomotor tone, there is arteriolar and venous dilatation in the affected segments, with an increase in the vascular capacity and in venous pooling, and a drop in the blood pressure. This fall in the blood pressure is n

令人苦惱

Information Systems and Neuroscienceeaches or exceeds 140/90 mmHg on two occasions 24 h apart, with or without proteinuria, and in the absence of any pre-existing cardiovascular or renal disease. In severe cases a triad of oedema, hypertension and proteinuria develops.

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倒轉(zhuǎn)

In-Situ

Acute self-poisoning, bites and stingsom. The mortality of those cases reaching hospital alive is less than 1 %. In the absence of head injury or obvious trauma, self-poisoning is the most common cause of coma in the age group 15–55..It is important during the history-taking to find out if possible:

interpose

The initial assessment and treatment of multiple injuriesent. Priorities must be quickly established; nothing is more useless than flitting from patient to patient, tentatively initiating treatment before passing to the next patient, taking no notes, and becoming completely confused. The seriously injured patients must be identified as soon as possible.Patient categories are:

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Kaveh Abhari,Elizabeth J. Davidsonom. The mortality of those cases reaching hospital alive is less than 1 %. In the absence of head injury or obvious trauma, self-poisoning is the most common cause of coma in the age group 15–55..It is important during the history-taking to find out if possible:

AVOID

Maria Shitkova,Jan vom Brocke,René Riedlent. Priorities must be quickly established; nothing is more useless than flitting from patient to patient, tentatively initiating treatment before passing to the next patient, taking no notes, and becoming completely confused. The seriously injured patients must be identified as soon as possible.Patient categories are: