5-Minute Emergency Medicine

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ABOUT 5-MINUTE EMERGENCY MEDICINE CONSULT Rosen & Barkin’s 5-Minute Emergency Medicine Consult delivers practical, quick-read information on over 600 medical conditions seen in emergency medicine directly to your smartphone and tablet. Search and browse for answers in concise topics organized to help save valuable time. Written and edited by practicing clinicians, this mobile resource is ideal for confirming accurate diagnoses and beginning treatment in the fast-paced environment seen in urgent and emergent care. Perfect for all practitioners, nurses, and residents in an emergency department setting. FEATURES • Fully-updated details on 600+ topics found in emergency medicine • New topics include vasopressor therapy, renal tubular acidosis, chemotherapy complications, renal failure, opioid use disorder, ECMO • Basics, Diagnosis, Treatment, Follow-up • Diagnoses spanning from pre-hospital to disposition stage • Highlight and make custom notes within entries • Features new information—based on the latest practice guidelines and theoretical developments—and new approaches to diagnosis and management. • Helpful Pearls and Pitfalls to help avoid common errors • Advanced Search help find terms across all topics • “Favorites” for bookmarking important entries Editors: Jeffrey J. Schaider, MD; Roger M. Barkin, MD, MPH; Stephen R. Hayden, MD; Richard E. Wolfe, MD; Adam Z. Barkin, MD, MPH; Philip Shayne, MD, Amanda L. Doodlesack, Michael E. Nelson, and Erik K. Nordquist Publisher: Wolters Kluwer Powered by: Unbound Medicine

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