This document contains the 2018 comprehensive clinical treatment protocols commissioned by the Oklahoma State Department of Health for use by ground-based Emergency Medical Services (EMS) organizations throughout the state. It features sectioned protocols, flowchart algorithms, diagrams, and clearly designated scopes of practice for managing a wide spectrum of patient conditions, including trauma, cardiac arrest, and neonatal resuscitation.
Official World Health Organization (WHO) clinical recommendations for the use of various therapeutics (including Janus kinase inhibitors, Sotrovimab, and convalescent plasma) in managing COVID-19 patients, based on defined severity levels.
A manual detailing procedures and forms for establishing, managing, measuring, and improving the quality assurance system in testing laboratories, covering quality system elements and statistical methods.
A comprehensive textbook and atlas covering the structure of tissues and organs, incorporating correlated cell and molecular biology concepts essential for medical and biology students.
This book provides a clinical guide emphasizing prognosis in Endodontics, addressing the definition of treatment success, the various factors that affect it, and the challenges faced by clinicians in achieving and measuring optimal long-term treatment outcomes.
Unlike other physiology textbooks, this clear and comprehensive guide has a consistent, single-author voice and focuses on the content most relevant to clinical and pre-clinical students. The detailed but lucid text is complemented by didactic illustrations that summarize key concepts in physiology and pathophysiology.
A practical clinical guide detailing specific dosing adjustments and timing recommendations for various classes of medications, primarily antihypertensives (including Beta-Blockers, ACEIs, ARBs, and Diuretics), for patients who are fasting during Ramadan. It provides specific schedules for taking medication after Iftar and Suhoor.
This book provides up-to-date evidence regarding the normal mechanisms of testicular descent, including the evolution and early history of research into its cause. It focuses on the clinical problems associated with undescended testes (cryptorchidism), offering guidance on diagnosis and treatment of this common abnormality.
The Routledge Pocket Guide to Medical Latin is a medical reference tool providing an easy-to-use, extensive guide to Latin words and phrases commonly used in medical settings. Offering readers a treasury of over 4000 Latin words and phrases, over 900 abbreviations, and numerous tables, this volume encompasses the related fields of pharmacy, botany, dentistry, and the veterinary sciences. It provides quick and accessible definitions and explanations, as well as a helpful pronunciation guide.
A collection of 100 case histories designed to prepare candidates for the MRCP (Part 1) examination, focusing on practical clinical problems encountered in general hospital wards.
A textbook utilizing a case study approach to teach evidence-based critical care medicine. Each chapter begins with a real clinical case posing a question, followed by a discussion divided into Principles of Management and Evidence sections.
A comprehensive textbook focusing on the diagnosis, management, and surgical techniques for traumatic injuries of the lower limb, covering regions from the pelvis and hip down to the ankle and foot. It emphasizes evidence-based clinical decision-making and practical approaches for orthopedic surgeons and residents.
A self-assessment module focusing on pediatric critical care and nutritional management in infants suffering from complex conditions like congenital heart disease (e.g., hypoplastic left heart syndrome) and congestive heart failure, addressing growth failure and energy requirements.
