Pediatric Emergency Medicine Course Pemc: The 60 Seconds Advantage to Get Sick Kids Back on Track...with a Smile!

Pediatric Emergency Medicine Course (PEMC) by Santhanam Indumathy The book “Pediatric Emergency Medicine Course” mainly targets the pediatrics emergency in developing countries. Emergency medicine also involves the ability to take quick and accurate decisions in life-threatening pediatric emergencies. This book would be a boon to the medical practitioners and to translate and recommend the practices from books adapted for developed countries is not always possible. This book contains the in-depth explanations of underlying mechanisms of disease and pathophysiology, which will help the reader to understand in a ‘back to basics’ way what is going on in a patient and help make differential diagnoses. Books like this will hopefully form part of the armamentaria of practical help for frontline emergency workers in the battle to reduce global child mortality. This book also contains photographs to illustrate the techniques and handy tips for emergency care. The most important is that this book contains the evidence based teaching from our own patients. Section I Recognition of Critical Illness1. Recognition of Early Signs of Critical Illness in the Out Patient DepartmentSection II Airway2. Basic Airway Management3. Pharmacologically Assisted Intubation (PAI) in the PED4. Assessment and Management of the Difficult Airway5. Flow Inflating Ventilation Device: Non-invasive CPAP in Settings Without Immediate Access to Mechanical VentilationSection III Approach to Stridor6. StridorSection IV Breathing7. Approach to Respiratory Distress8. Management of an Asthmatic Exacerbation9. Pulse OximeterSection V Circulation10. General Approach to the Management of Shock11. Intraosseous Access12. Vasoactive Drugs in the ED13. Approach to Acute Diarrhea and Shock in the ED14. Cardiogenic Shock15. Septic Shock16. Approach to Recognition and Management of Dengue in the ED17. Anaphylaxis18. Cyanotic Spell19. Hypertensive EmergenciesSection VI Disability20. Approach to Decreased Level of Consciousness21. Status EpilepticusSection VII Envenomation22. Scorpion Sting23. Snake Bite EnvenomationSection VIII Poisoning24. Poisoning: General Approach25. Specific PoisonsSection IX Trauma26. Approach to Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)27. Approach to PolytraumaSection X Environmental Injury28. Burns29. Electrical Injury30. Submersion InjurySection XI Special Topics31. Gastrointestinal Bleeding32. Interpretation of Chest X-rays in Critically Ill Children33. Procedural Sedation and Management of Pain in Children34. Diabetic Ketoacidosis35. Setting up Pediatric Resuscitation and Emergency ServicesSection XII Procedures36. Nebulizer Therapy37. Needle Thoracocentesis and Thoracostomy38. Pericardiocentesis39. Cannulation of External Jugular Vein40. Foley Catheter Insertion41. Spinal StabilizationAppendicesAppendicesEpilogueIndex The book ђ́جPediatric Emergency Medicine Courѕеђ́ح mainly targets the pediatrics emergency in developing countries. Emergency medicine also involves the ability to take quick and accurate decisions in life-threatening pediatric emergencies. This book would be a boon to the medical practitioners and to translate and recommend the practices from books adapted for developed countries is not always possible. This book contains the in-depth explanations of underlying mechanisms of disease and pathophysiology, which will help the reader to understand in a ђ́بback to basicѕђ́ة way what is going on in a patient and help make differential diagnoses. Books like this will hopefully form part of the armamentaria of practical help for frontline emergency workers in the battle to reduce global child mortality. This book also contains photographs to illustrate the techniques and handy tips for emergency care. The most important is that this book contains the evidence based teaching from our own patients A concise and simplified text. It emphasises the state-of-art technique of multifocal IOLs. It represents the current knowledge of the technique, the most widely used approaches, clinical experiences, surgical outcomes, patient selection and also the basics. It helps the surgeon understand the different types of multifocal IOL. Multifocals are top products with more and more extrafeatures. An up-todate treatise on multifocal IOLs and their development. 1. Optical Principles of Multifocal IOLs, 2. Accommodative Lens Refilling, 3. How to Test Reading Improvement after Presbyopic Surgery?, 4. Importance of Reading Speed in Multifocal IOL Implantation, 5. Multifocal IOLs and Dynamic Vision, 6. Improvement of Visual Function with Training after Multifocal Intraocular Lens Implantation, 7. Eyemaginations, 8. The Current Status of Multifocal IOLs, 9. Current Status of Accommodative IOLs, 10. Clinical Result with the New Generation of Multifocal Intraocular Lenses