Table of Contents

Table of Contents


PART ONE: FUNDAMENTAL CLINICAL CONCEPTS
Section I:	Critical Management Principles	Chapters 1–9
Section II:	Cardinal Presentations	Chapters 10–29

PART TWO: TRAUMA
Section I:	General Concepts	Chapters 30–33
Section II:	System Injuries	Chapters 34–41
Section III:	Orthopedic Injuries	Chapters 42–51
Section IV:	Soft Tissue Injuries	Chapters 52–57
Section V:	Violence and Abuse	Chapters 58–64

PART THREE: MEDICINE AND SURGERY
Section I:	Head and Neck Disorders	Chapters 65–67
Section II:	Pulmonary System	Chapters 68–72
Section III:	Cardiac System	Chapters 73–78
Section IV:	Vascular System	Chapters 79–83
Section V:	Gastrointestinal System	Chapters 84–91
Section VI:	Genitourinary System	Chapters 92–94
Section VII:	Neurology	Chapters 95–103
Section VIII:	Psychiatric and Behavioral Disorders	Chapters 104–109
Section IX:	Immunologic and Inflammatory Disorders	Chapters 110–114
Section X:	Hematology and Oncology	Chapters 115–117
Section XI:	Metabolism and Endocrinology	Chapters 118–122
Section XII:	Infectious Disease	Chapters 123–132

PART FOUR: ENVIRONMENT AND TOXICOLOGY
Section I:	Environmental	Chapters 133–140
Section II:	Toxicology	Chapters 141–159

PART FIVE: SPECIAL POPULATIONS
Section I:	The Pediatric Patient	Chapters 160–170
Section II:	The Pregnant Patient	Chapters 171–175
Section III:	The Geriatric Patient	Chapter 176
Section IV:	The Patient with Compromised Immune Function	Chapter 177
Section V:	The Patient with an Organ Transplant	Chapter 178
Section VI:	The Alcoholic or Substance Abuse Patient	Chapters 179–180
Section VII:	The Developmentally or Physically Disabled Patient	Chapter 181
Section VIII:	The Patient in Pain	Chapters 182–183
Section IX:	The Problem Patient	Chapters 184–185

PART SIX: EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES

PART SEVEN: THE PRACTICE OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE
Section I:	Clinical Practice and Administration	Chapters 190–197
Section II:	Philosophical Issues of Practice	Chapters 198–201

Subject Index