Greenberg's Text-Atlas of Emergency Medicine: Edited by Michael I. Greenberg

Featuring More Than 1,100 Full-color Illustrations, This Atlas Is A Visual Guide To The Diagnosis And Management Of Medical And Surgical Emergencies. Emergency Medicine Depends On Fast, Accurate Interpretation Of Visual Cues, Making This Atlas An Invaluable Tool. The Book Is Divided Into Sections On Prehospital Management And Resuscitation, Organ System Emergencies, And Multisystem Emergencies. For Each Specific Emergency, The Authors Present Both Clinical Photographs And Illustrations Of Significant Diagnostic Test Findings Such As Specimens, Radiographs, Endoscopic Images, And Ecgs. The Succinct Text Accompanying The Illustrations Covers Patient Presentation, Diagnosis, And Clinical Management. Foreword / Christopher H. Linden -- 1. Airway, Breathing, Circulation -- 2. Emergency Medical Services And Pre-hospital Care -- 3. Neurologic -- 4. Opthalmologic -- 5. Ear, Nose, And Throat -- 6. Dental -- 7. Cardiovascular -- 8. Respiratory -- 9. Gastrointestinal -- 10. Genitourinary/renal -- 11. Gynecologic -- 12. Sexually Transmitted Diseases -- 13. Obstetrics -- 14. Dermatologic -- 15. Orthopedic -- 16. Pediatrics -- 17. Trauma -- 18. Critical Care -- 19. Wound Care -- 20. Infectious Diseases -- 21. Hematologic/oncologic -- 22. Endocrine -- 23. Rheumatologic -- 24. Toxicologic -- 25. Environmental -- 26. Occupational -- 27. Psychosocial -- 28. Alternative Medicine Editor-in-chief, Michael I. Greenberg ; Associate Editors, Robert G. Hendrickson, Mark Silverberg ; Assistant Editors, Colleen Campbell ... [et Al.]. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Anatomically, the upper airway begins at the nares and continues to the proximal aspect of the trachea.