Emergency Medicine

A comprehensive guide focusing on the management of acute medical emergencies specific to the fields of supportive care and palliative care.

A comprehensive textbook detailing the diagnosis and management protocols used in emergency medicine settings.

A comprehensive, multi-volume textbook focusing on the essential principles and practices of emergency medicine, critical care, and trauma management.

A comprehensive practical guide detailing the management protocols for various medical emergencies and acute conditions encountered in clinical practice.

A comprehensive guide focusing on the differential diagnosis (DD) of various etiologies leading to abdominal pain, intended for medical students and practitioners.

Headache is the fourth most common reason for emergency department encounters. While 90% are relatively benign primary headaches, 10% are secondary headaches caused by underlying vascular, infectious, or traumatic etiologies, and are potentially life-threatening. This issue details the important pathophysiologic features of the most common types of life-threatening headaches, the key historical and physical examination information emergency clinicians must obtain, the red flags that cannot be missed, and the current evidence for best-practice testing, imaging, treatment, and disposition.

A comprehensive provider handbook detailing the 2020 - 2025 guidelines for Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) and Basic Life Support (BLS). Key topics include CPR protocols for adults and pediatrics, airway management techniques, ACLS rhythm interpretation, pharmacologic interventions, defibrillation principles (AED), and managing systems of care in post-cardiac arrest scenarios.

A clinical reference and prescribing guide providing essential information on dosages, procedures, and diagnoses relevant to emergency medicine professionals.

A concise clinical reference guide providing mechanisms of action, specific indications (e.g., cardiac arrest, SVT, pulmonary edema), essential dosage information, and crucial nursing responsibilities for high-acuity medications like Adrenaline, Furosemide, Atropine, Adenosine, and Calcium Gluconate.

A guide focused on the rapid and targeted evaluation of various neurologic complaints, aimed at providing efficient assessment strategies for use in emergency settings.

Foundational textbook (The Orange Book) for EMS training, established by the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS). It serves as the gold standard for training EMS providers, covering preparatory skills, patient assessment, airway management, pharmacology, trauma, and medical emergencies.

A concise clinical resource covering critical procedures and high-stakes clinical scenarios in Emergency Medicine. Topics include detailed resuscitation protocols (Airway management, Rapid Sequence Intubation), trauma, system-based approaches to common complaints (Syncope, Chest Pain, Abdominal Pain), selected emergencies (Sepsis, MI, Stroke), and practical tools like clinical decision rules and point-of-care ultrasound.