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Adult Critical Care Medicine: A Clinical Casebook

Book information

Publisher
Springer
Year
2019
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
4 MB (4313224 bytes)
Pages
401\401
Topic
Medicine
Time added
2018-11-20 03:36:29

Description

Preface......Page 6 Contents......Page 7 Contributors......Page 9 Case #1: Intracranial Hypertension......Page 12 Case #2: Status Epilepticus......Page 24 References......Page 33 Case Presentation......Page 36 Surgeon-Patient Relationship......Page 39 Communication......Page 40 Surgical vs. Medical Intensivist......Page 41 Conflict Between Surgeon and Intensivist......Page 42 Closed vs. Open ICU......Page 43 Discussion......Page 44 References......Page 47 Chapter 3: Perioperative Management of the Heart Transplant and Mechanical Circulatory Support Device Patient......Page 49 Case Presentation......Page 50 Initial Considerations......Page 51 Post-operative Considerations......Page 52 Anticoagulation Considerations......Page 54 Additional Considerations......Page 56 Post-readmission Considerations......Page 57 Posttransplant Considerations......Page 58 Posttransplant Arrhythmias......Page 66 Allograft Dysfunction......Page 67 References......Page 69 Chapter 4: Damage Control in the Trauma ICU......Page 75 Emergency Room Course......Page 76 Social History......Page 78 Admission Laboratory Results......Page 79 Operating Room Course......Page 80 Trauma ICU Course......Page 84 Hypothermia......Page 85 Acidosis/Circulatory Support......Page 87 Coagulopathy......Page 88 Second Operating Room Course......Page 90 Subsequent Trauma ICU Course and Abdominal Closure......Page 91 References......Page 94 History of Present Illness......Page 96 Differential Diagnosis......Page 97 Case Summary......Page 98 History of Present Illness......Page 99 Diagnostic Considerations......Page 100 Case Summary......Page 101 Physical Exam......Page 102 Case Summary......Page 103 History of Present Illness......Page 104 Differential Diagnosis......Page 105 Case Summary......Page 106 Suggested Reading......Page 107 Case Study......Page 109 Differential Diagnoses......Page 112 Introduction......Page 113 Reportable Metrics......Page 115 Quality: Six Sigma, CUSP, and Just Culture......Page 119 Six Sigma......Page 120 CUSP......Page 121 Communication and Culture......Page 122 Summary......Page 124 References......Page 125 Chapter 7: Surveillance and Prevention of Hospital-Acquired Infections......Page 128 Case 1......Page 129 Reporting of Ventilator-Associated Events (VAE)......Page 130 VAE......Page 131 Minimize Sedation......Page 132 Elevate the Head of the Bed......Page 133 Case 2......Page 134 Asymptomatic Catheter-Associated UTI [27]......Page 135 Prevention of CAUTI......Page 136 Summary of CAUTI......Page 139 CLABSI......Page 140 Prevention of CLABSI......Page 141 Case 4......Page 142 Reporting of Hospital-Acquired Clostridium difficile Infection......Page 143 Prevention of Hospital-Acquired Clostridium difficile Infections......Page 144 References......Page 147 Case Study......Page 153 Diagnosis......Page 154 Early Antimicrobials......Page 159 Hemodynamic Management......Page 161 Source Control......Page 164 Adjunctive Therapies......Page 165 Case Conclusion......Page 166 References......Page 169 Case Presentation......Page 172 Discussion......Page 173 References......Page 180 Day 1......Page 183 Day 2......Page 184 Days 14–28......Page 186 Overview......Page 187 Day 1......Page 189 Day 2......Page 192 Day 4–13......Page 193 Day 14–28......Page 194 Summary......Page 195 References......Page 196 Introduction......Page 197 Case Presentation......Page 198 Future Aims......Page 210 References......Page 214 Introduction......Page 217 Case Presentation......Page 218 Assessment and Diagnosis......Page 220 Law......Page 221 Ethics......Page 224 Management......Page 228 References......Page 229 Chapter 13: Nutrition Support Therapy During Critical Illness......Page 230 Case Study......Page 232 What Is the Role of Nutrition in Critical Illness?......Page 233 How Much Nutrition Should I Start (If Any)?......Page 235 What Is Nutritional Risk?......Page 237 Should I Start Enteral or Parenteral Nutrition (or Both)?......Page 239 What Is the Optimal Macronutrient?......Page 244 Our Assessment of Nutritional Risk in Our Patient......Page 245 References......Page 246 Introduction......Page 252 Case Presentation......Page 253 Recognizing the Difficult Airway......Page 254 Airway Management......Page 256 The Difficult Airway Response Team......Page 265 A Reasonable Approach......Page 266 Summary......Page 267 References......Page 268 Case Summary......Page 270 Differential Diagnosis......Page 273 Clinical Parameters for Assessing for Volume Responsiveness......Page 275 Bedside and Biomarker Assessment of Volume Responsiveness......Page 279 Central Catheter-Based Hemodynamic Monitoring......Page 280 Ultrasonography......Page 281 Arterial Pressure Waveform Analysis......Page 283 Bioreactance......Page 285 Fingertip Monitoring Devices......Page 286 Conclusion......Page 288 References......Page 289 Part A: Case Presentation......Page 301 Differential Diagnosis and Assessment......Page 302 Management of Bleeding......Page 306 Part B: Case Presentation, Continued......Page 309 Differential Diagnosis and Assessment......Page 310 Management of Thrombosis......Page 311 Outcome......Page 313 References......Page 314 History of Present Illness (HPI)......Page 316 Physical Examination......Page 317 Differential Diagnosis......Page 318 Dyspnea of Normal Pregnancy......Page 319 Pneumonia and Respiratory Infections......Page 321 Acute Coronary and Vascular Syndromes......Page 322 Peripartum Cardiomyopathy (PPCM)......Page 324 Pulmonary Embolism (PE)......Page 325 Diagnosis......Page 326 Blood and Serum Testing......Page 327 Electrocardiogram (ECG)......Page 328 CT Angiogram (CTA)......Page 329 Ventilation-Perfusion (VQ) Scan......Page 330 Further Diagnostic Patient Data......Page 331 Supportive Critical Care in the Obstetric Patient......Page 332 Anticoagulation......Page 335 Massive Pulmonary Embolism......Page 337 Catheter-Directed Thrombolysis (CDT)......Page 338 Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO)......Page 339 Case Summary......Page 340 References......Page 341 Case Part 1......Page 352 Case Part 2......Page 358 Summary......Page 368 References......Page 369 Case Study......Page 370 Digoxin......Page 374 Alpha-2 Agonists......Page 377 Sedative/Hypnotics......Page 378 Organophosphates/Carbamates......Page 379 Management of the Acutely Ill, Hypotensive, Bradycardic Patient......Page 380 Case Conclusion......Page 387 References......Page 388 Index......Page 392

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