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Critical Care Medicine, 2008
The recent Health Resources and Services Administration report on critical care manpower details the impending crisis in the critical care workforce in the United States.A review of the Health Resources and Services Administration statistics indicate the present structure for training critical care physicians through combined pulmonary/critical care ...
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The recent Health Resources and Services Administration report on critical care manpower details the impending crisis in the critical care workforce in the United States.A review of the Health Resources and Services Administration statistics indicate the present structure for training critical care physicians through combined pulmonary/critical care ...
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American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, 2001
The surgical approach to the most injured patients has changed in recent years. Many patients arrive in the intensive care unit with problems that in the past would have been definitively addressed in the operating room, or led to the patient's demise due to continued attempts to complete all surgical procedures, despite deteriorating physiology.
L M, Gentilello, D J, Pierson
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The surgical approach to the most injured patients has changed in recent years. Many patients arrive in the intensive care unit with problems that in the past would have been definitively addressed in the operating room, or led to the patient's demise due to continued attempts to complete all surgical procedures, despite deteriorating physiology.
L M, Gentilello, D J, Pierson
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Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 2014
Care of the ill and injured child requires knowledge of unique pediatric anatomic and physiologic differences. Subtleties in presentation and pathophysiologic differences impact management. This article discusses pediatric resuscitation, the presentation and management of common childhood illness, pediatric trauma, and common procedures required in the
Emily, Rose, Ilene, Claudius
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Care of the ill and injured child requires knowledge of unique pediatric anatomic and physiologic differences. Subtleties in presentation and pathophysiologic differences impact management. This article discusses pediatric resuscitation, the presentation and management of common childhood illness, pediatric trauma, and common procedures required in the
Emily, Rose, Ilene, Claudius
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 1989
Management of the critical care cardiology patient often requires a rapid, accurate diagnostic and therapeutic strategy. A wide range of cardiovascular drugs is available for treatment of shock, congestive heart failure, and arrhythmias.
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Management of the critical care cardiology patient often requires a rapid, accurate diagnostic and therapeutic strategy. A wide range of cardiovascular drugs is available for treatment of shock, congestive heart failure, and arrhythmias.
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Bioterrorism and critical care
Critical Care Clinics, 2003A bioterrorist attack of any kind has the potential to overwhelm a community and, indeed, in the case of smallpox, an entire nation. During such an attack the number of patients requiring hospitalization and specifically critical care is likely to be enormous.
Manoj, Karwa +2 more
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Exotic Animal Practice, 1998
Critical care monitoring in exotic practice is limited by the small size and the physiologic diversity of many patients. However, many of the principles applied to humans and other mammals can be extrapolated to monitoring in exotic animals. Advances in the monitoring of human patients offer the potential for more practical, low-cost monitoring in ...
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Critical care monitoring in exotic practice is limited by the small size and the physiologic diversity of many patients. However, many of the principles applied to humans and other mammals can be extrapolated to monitoring in exotic animals. Advances in the monitoring of human patients offer the potential for more practical, low-cost monitoring in ...
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Current Neurology and Neuroscience Reports, 2004
Traumatic brain injury often affects people in their most productive years, inflicting a significant burden on families and society. The advances in modern critical care have improved survival of patients; thus more patients live after traumatic brain injury, which raises an important issue about their neurologic outcome. At the present time, there are
Roger, Hartl, Igor, Ougorets
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Traumatic brain injury often affects people in their most productive years, inflicting a significant burden on families and society. The advances in modern critical care have improved survival of patients; thus more patients live after traumatic brain injury, which raises an important issue about their neurologic outcome. At the present time, there are
Roger, Hartl, Igor, Ougorets
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Neurological Critical Care: The Evolution of Cerebrovascular Critical Care
Critical Care Medicine, 2021Cherylee W J, Chang +2 more
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Critical Care Clinics, 2000
The transport environment presents challenges not faced in the hospital arena. Both ground and air ambulance transport vehicles are hampered by space limitations, lack of universally available power, and physical forces of no importance in the stationary hospital environment.
R E, Fromm, J, Varon
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The transport environment presents challenges not faced in the hospital arena. Both ground and air ambulance transport vehicles are hampered by space limitations, lack of universally available power, and physical forces of no importance in the stationary hospital environment.
R E, Fromm, J, Varon
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Critical Care Nursing Clinics of North America, 2012
Frostbite, a preventable cold-weather injury, occurs when the skin temperature cools to below 0°C with the formation of extracellular ice crystals. On rewarming, an inflammatory response develops, contributing to ischemia and tissue loss. The severity of injury depends on the temperature, duration of exposure, and amount and depth of frozen tissue ...
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Frostbite, a preventable cold-weather injury, occurs when the skin temperature cools to below 0°C with the formation of extracellular ice crystals. On rewarming, an inflammatory response develops, contributing to ischemia and tissue loss. The severity of injury depends on the temperature, duration of exposure, and amount and depth of frozen tissue ...
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