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Bioterrorism Ready Reference for PDA
Category: Bioterrorism
Concise, to-the-point coverage of general terrorism preparation and the nuclear, biologic, and chemical agents most often used as terrorist weapons. Bioterrorism Ready Reference provides concise, to-the-point coverage of general terrorism preparation and the nuclear, biologic, and chemical agents most often used as terrorist weapons. Load Bioterrorism Ready Reference from the enclosed CD-ROM directly to your handheld. Easy instructions are included inside (does not download to memory cards). QUICK ANSWER TECHNOLOGY – Get to the information you need with as little as 2 taps. UP-TO-DATE COVERAGE – Includes the latest information on anthrax, smallpox, and much more FORMATTED TO DELIVER INSTANT ANSWERS Quick at-a-glance summaries instruct you on: Notification of local and federal officials Decontamination Containment Two convenient ways to search – via key word or detailed Table of Contents Mobile Consult sets the standard for providing critical information for the busy physician, student, or healthcare professional where they need it most—at point-of-care. Written by leaders in the field, McGraw-Hill Mobile Consult PDA software offers high-end medical content with quick search capability and extensive topics guides. Contents Terrorism Preparation Nuclear Agents Biologic Agents Chemical Agents
Author(s): Thomas Scaletta Jeffrey Schaider Product Line: McGraw-Hill Professional Related Titles by Category: PDA_MGH0071409858	$39.95 US ISBN: 0071409858 Pub date: September 1, 2002 Copyright: 2003
Price: $39.95

Emergency Medicine On Call Book/PDA Value Pack

SAVES 20%!

This value pack consists of the print and PDA versions of Emergency Medicine ON CALL.

Logically organized, this quick-access reference focuses on the initial evaluation and treatment of problems most frequently encountered in the emergency room. This portable book features differential diagnosis, key laboratory and diagnostic tests, as well as treatment plans for over 100 of the most common problems facing the emergency department. Utilizes a problem-oriented approach ideally suited for the emergency room.

Contents

I. Adult Emergency On-Call Problems
1. Abdominal Pain
2. Acid-Base Disorders
3. Altered Mental Status
4. Altitude Sickness
5. Anaphylaxis
6. Aneurysms
7. Anxiety
8. Back Pain
9. Bites and Stings
10. Bleeding Problems
11. Bradycardia
12. Cancer Problems
13. Cardiac Arrest
14. Cardiac Transplant Problems
15. Chest Pain
16. Congestive Heart Failure/Pulmonary Edema
17. Consent to Treatment
18. Constipation
19. Cough in Adults
20. Decubitus Ulcer
21. Dental Pain and Infections
22. Dermatologi Problems
23. Diabetic Problems
24. Dialysis Patient Problems
25. Diarrhea
26. Dizziness and Vertigo
27. Drowning/Near Drowning
28. Earache
29. Epistaxis
30. Ethical Dilemma
31. Eye Pain/Red Eye
32. Fever in Adults
33. Foreign Body in Rectum
34. Gastrointestinal Bleeding
35. Gastrointestinal Catheter Problems
36. Genitourinary Catheter Problems
37. Headache
38. Heart Murmur
39. Hemophysis
40. Hemorrhagic Shock
41. Hernia
42. Hiccups
43. Hypertension
44. Hostile Patient
45. Hypertension
46. Hyperthermia
47. Hypotension
48. Hypothermia
49. Indwelling Catheter Problems
50. Jaundice
51. Joint Swelling
52. Pacemaker Problems
53. Palpitations
54. Paresthesias
55. Penile Problems
56. Pregnancy Problems
57. Psychiatric Problems
58. Respiratory Distress
59. Scrotal Problems
60. Seizure
61. Sepsis
62. Sexual Assault
63. Skin Infections
64. Sore Throat
65. Stroke/TIA
66. Swollen, Warm, or Cold Extremity
67. Syncope
68. Tachycardia
69. Transfusion Reactions
70. Urinary Tract Problems
71. Vaginal Bleeding/Discharge
72. Weakness
73. Wheezing in Adults

I. Pediatric On-Call Problems
1. General Pediatric Assessment
2. Abdominal Pain in Children
3. Acute Life-Threatening Event (ALTE)
4. Cough in Children
5. Ear Pain in Children
6. Febrile Infant
7. Irritable Child
8. Musculoskeletal Problems in Children
9. Nonaccidental Trauma in Children
10. Swallowed Foreign Body
11. Vomiting and Diarrhea in Children
12. Wheezing in Children
III. Trauma Emergency On-Call Problems
1. Trauma Assessment and Resuscitation
2. Blunt Abdominal Trauma
3. Blunt Head Trauma
4. Burns
5. Chest Trauma
6. Electrical Injury
7. Extremity Fractures and Dislocations
8. Eye Trauma
9. Facial Trauma
10. Genitourinary Trauma
11. Neck and Spinal Cord Trauma
12. Needlestick
13. Pelvic and Hip Trauma
14. Trauma in Pregnancy
IV. Geriatric Emergency On-Call Problems
1. General Geriatric Assessment
2. Acute Myocardial Infarction in the Older Patient
3. Altered Mental Status in the Older Patient
4. Elder Abuse
5. Falls in the Older Patient
6. Functional Decline
V. Common Toxicologic Emergency On-Call Problems
1. Acetaminophen
2. Alcohols
3. Amphetamine Overdose
4. Anticholinergic Poisoning
5. Benzodiazepine Overdose
6. Beta Blocker Overdose
7. Calcium Channel Blocker Overdose
8. Cardiac Glycoside Overdose
9. Caustic and Corrosive Ingestion
10. Cocaine Overdose
11. Cyclic Antidepressant Overdose
12. Designer Drug Overdose
13. Iron Overdose
14. Organophosphate Poisoning
15. Salicylate Overdose
16. SSRI Overdose
VI. Terrorist Attacks
1. General Terrorism Assessment and Response
2. Biological Terrorism
3. Chemical Terrorism
4. Nuclear Terrorism
VII. Laboratory Diagnosis
VIII. Procedures
1. Abscess Drainage
2. Arterial Line Placement
3. Arthrocentesis
4. Bedside Ultrasound
5. Central Venous Line Placement
6. Cricothyrotomy
7. Eye and Nose Procedures
8. Intraosseous Line Placement
9. Laceration and Wound Care
10. Lumbar Puncture
11. Paracentesis
12. Peritoneal Lavage
13. Procedural Sedation in Adults
14. Procedural Sedation in Children
15. Rapid Sequence Endotracheal Intubation
16. Thoracentesis
17. Thoracostomy Tube Placement
18. Venous Cutdown
IX. Fluids and Electrolytes
1. Introduction
2. Prehospital
3. Emergency Department and Fluid Management
4. Selected Electrolyte Emergencies
X. Blood Component Therapy
XI. Ventilator Management
1. Indications and Set up
2. Routine Modification of Settings
3. Troubleshooting
4. Weaning
XII. Commonly Used Medications

Platform: Palm OS, Windows CE, and Pocket PC handheld devices

By: Keim, Samuel M.
ISBN: MGH0071438858
Pub Date: 2004-06-18 Copyright: 2004

Edition:1
$64.00 USD
Product Line:McGraw-Hill Medical

Book and PDA Combo Value Pack
MGH0071438858 Price: $64.00

PDA CD-ROM Deliverable
PDAMGH_0071438785 Price: $44.95

English & Spanish Medical Words & Phrases, Third Edition, for PDA (CD-ROM Version) Powered by Skyscape, Inc.,

Category: Reference

This handy, instant-access PDA reference is a must-have for any health care professional who cares for Spanish-speaking patients. It presents English and Spanish translations of all medical terms and phrases used in clinician-patient interactions. Coverage includes patient teaching, hospital admission and discharge planning, diagnostic tests, therapeutic procedures, history and physical examination, body systems assessment, medical equipment and supplies, nutrition and diet therapy, medication teaching, home care, and complementary and alternative therapies. Body system sections include symptoms, medical history, family history, psychosocial considerations, and pediatric, geriatric, and pregnancy concerns, plus anatomic illustrations with English and Spanish captions.

Platform: Palm OS, Windows CE, and Pocket PC handheld devices
System Requirements: Most Skyscape products work off memory cards. For exceptions, please click here.
Palm: Requires 1.4 MB Pocket PC: Requires 2.2 MB

Author(s): Springhouse
PDA_LWW1-58255-331-9

Price: $37.95

ISBN: 1-58255-331-9

Pub Date: December 2003

Price: $37.95

Pocket Emergency Medicine for PDA Powered by Skyscape, Inc., CD-ROM

Category: Emergency

Pocket Emergency Medicine for PDA gives house staff and medical students instant access to the essential information they need for patient care in the emergency department. Users can quickly search an alphabetical list of 57 chief complaints or a listing of head-to-toe traumatic injuries, pediatric emergencies, or environmental exposures and get succinct, bulleted information on history, typical findings, critical studies, and ED interventions. Procedures for airway management are also included. The student or resident can customize this handheld reference by adding notes and comments or creating new personal topics.

Platform: Palm OS, Windows CE, and Pocket PC handheld devices

Author(s):
Azita G Hamedani MD, MPH
Melisa W Lai MD
Vicki E Noble MD
Kaushal Shah MD
Ron M Walls MD, FACEP, FRCPC
Richard D Zane MD

Price: $39.95

ISBN: 0-7817-4501-2

Pub Date: October 2003
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PDA_LWW0-7817-4501-2

Price: $39.95

Rosen and Barkin's 5-Minute Emergency Medicine Consult, Second Edition, for PDA Powered by Skyscape, Inc., CD-ROM

Category: Emergency

The thoroughly updated Second Edition of this best-selling PDA reference is a must-have for emergency departments, emergency medicine practitioners, and students beginning rotations in the emergency medicine setting. Covering over 600 clinical problems and containing the full text of the Second Edition, this quick-reference guide gives clinicians immediate information that is accurate, current, practical, pointed, and thoroughly complete. The well-organized coverage of each disorder includes clinical presentation, prehospital, diagnosis, treatment, disposition, and ICD-9/10 coding. New topics in this edition include heart murmur, cough, thrombolytic protocols, reperfusion therapy, hearing loss, and serum sickness.

Platform: Palm OS, Windows CE and Pocket PC handheld devices

Author(s):
Jeffrey J Schaider MD
Stephen R Hayden MD
Richard E Wolfe MD
Roger M Barkin MD
Peter Rosen MD
PDA_LWW0-7817-4609-4

Price: $79.95

ISBN: 0-7817-4609-4

Pub Date: December 2003

Price: $79.95

The Washington Manual® of Ambulatory Therapeutics Powered by Skyscape, Inc., CD-ROM

Category: Medicine

The Washington Manual® of Ambulatory Therapeutics is designed for practitioners dealing with ambulatory care of adult patients. This PDA version is a practical quick reference for house officers who are now required to spend 30% of their training in ambulatory settings, as well as practitioners working everyday in primary care settings. Edited by chief residents at Washington University, this PDA version provides the key details clinicians need on outpatient topics. Coverage includes lipid disorders; complaint-specific therapeutics, e.g. cough; office management of cancer patients (including screening, hospice, and supportive care); musculoskeletal pain; women's and men's health; dermatologic problems; anxiety and mood disorders; and dementia.

The Washington Manual® is a registered mark belonging to Washington University in St. Louis to which international legal protection applies. The mark is used in this publication by LWW under license from Washington University.

Platform: Palm OS, Windows CE, and Pocket PC handheld devices
Memory Requirements: Palm OS--2.2 MB; Windows CE/Pocket PC--2.9 MB

Author(s):
Washington University School of Medicine Department of Medicine
Tammy L Lin MD
Scott W Rypkema MD
DA_LWW_0-7817-3866-0

Price: $49.95

ISBN: 0-7817-3866-0

Pub Date: December 2002

Price: $49.95

The Wills Eye Manual and Drug Guide - PDA

Category: Ophthalmology

Ideal for office or emergency room use, this PDA version of The Wills Eye Manual, Fourth Edition has been updated to include the newest drugs, procedures, and treatment protocols. Clinicians will have instant access to current information on diagnosis and treatment of all eye disorders. Every disorder is covered in a concise, easy-to-scan entry that includes symptoms, signs, etiology, differential diagnosis, work-up, treatment, and follow-up. This edition includes many new radiologic studies, laboratory tests, diagnostic methods, surgical techniques, and medications introduced in the past five years.

Platform: Palm OS, Windows CE, and Pocket PC handheld devices

Author(s):
Wills Eye Hospital
Douglas J. Rhee MD
PDA_LWW_0-7817-4209-9

Price: $59.95

ISBN: 0-7817-4209-9

Pub Date: September 2004

Price: $59.95