Rosen's emergency medicine: concepts and clinical practice

Part I: Fundamental clinical concepts -- Section 1: Critical management principles -- Section 2: Cardinal presentations -- Part II: Trauma -- Section 1: General concepts -- Section 2: System injuries -- Section 3: Orthopedic lesions -- Section 4: Soft tissue injuries -- Section 5: Violence and abuse -- Part III: Medicine and surgery -- Section 1: Head and neck disorders -- Section 2: Pulmonary system -- Section 3: Cardiac system -- Section 4: Vascular system -- Section 5: Gastrointestinal system --Section 6: Genitourinary and gynecologic systems -- Section 7: Neurology -- Section 8: Psychiatric and behavioral disorders -- Section 9: Immunologic and inflammatory -- Section 10: Hematology and oncology -- Section 11: Metabolism and endocrinology -- Section 12: Infectious diseases -- Part IV: Environment and toxicology -- Section 1: Environment -- Section 2: Toxicology -- Part V: Special populations -- Section 1: The pediatric patient -- Section 2: The pregnant patient -- Section 3: The geriatric patient -- Section 4: The patient with compromised immune function -- Section 5: The patient with an organ transplant -- Section 6: The alcoholic and substance abuse patient -- Section 7: The developmentally or physically disabled patient -- Section 8: The problem patient -- Part VI: Emergency medical services -- Part VII: The practice of emergency medicine -- Bonus online content -- Youth, violence, and street gangs -- Medical literature and evidence-based medicine -- Multiculturalism and care delivery -- Bioethics -- End of life -- Emergency medical treatment and active labor act and medicolegal issues -- Wellness, stress, and the impaired physician.

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