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RSSTrauma and Orthopedic Surgery in Clinical Practice | ||||||||||||||||||
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| Table of contents 1. The Orthopedic Ward, Orthopedic Patients, and Procedures 1. Patients and Procedures 2. The Ward Team 3. The Ward Round 2. Patient Management 4. Preparing Patients for Operation 5. Intravenous Fluids and Electrolytes 6. Analgesia 7. Dressings, Drains, Plasters, and Tubes 3. Special Patient Groups 8. The Patient With a Fractured Neck of Femur 9. Rheumatoid Arthritis 10. Hemophilia 4. Problems and Complications: The Patient 11. Infection and Immunocompromise 12. Compartment Syndrome 13. Deep Venous Thrombosis and Pulmonary Embolism 14. Fat Embolism 15. The Confused Patient Paul R. Wood, Peter F. Mahoney, Julian P. Cooper 16. The Ill Patient and Medical Emergencies Paul R. Wood, Peter F. Mahoney, Julian P. Cooper 17. Problems With Blood Transfusion Paul R. Wood, Peter F. Mahoney, Julian P. Cooper 5. Problems and Complications: The Doctor 18. Medical Errors Paul R. Wood, Peter F. Mahoney, Julian P. Cooper 6. When Treatment Stops 19. Do Not Resuscitate Orders, Death Certification, and the Coroner Paul R. Wood, Peter F. Mahoney, Julian P. Cooper | ||||||||||||||||||
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