دانلود کتاب Occupational Emergency Medicine

With a large proportion of emergency admissions due to occupational health problems, the effect this can have on your practice cannot be ignored. Owing to the shortage of occupational physicians and limited worker access to health care, the diagnosis and treatment of occupational diseases rely increasingly on the emergency physician. Apart from extra paperwork, owing to the extra legal and administrative regulations, a lack of knowledge of occupational medicine can risk a missed diagnosis. This burden of work means occupational disorders impact the whole of the emergency department. Michael Greenberg addresses your questions and concerns about the management of these patients: from triage to discharge, and beyond for all work-place injuries or disorders, whether office-based, agricultural or industrial and their employment regulations Occupational Emergency Medicine is an essential reference for emergency physicians and trainees, featuring comprehensive information on legal issues involving the physician, and advice on managing occupational health admissions.Content: Chapter 1 Introduction (pages 1–12): Jamaes M. MadsenChapter 2 Potentially Lethal Occupational Exposures (pages 13–28): Christina Price and Dennis P. PriceChapter 3 Occupational Dermatology: Issues for the Emergency Department (pages 29–45): David VearrierChapter 4 Occupational Infections (pages 46–74): Amy J. BehrmanChapter 5 Occupational Toxicology (pages 75–83): John A. Curtis and David A. HaggertyChapter 6 Work?Related Trauma and Injury (pages 84–95): Mark Saks and Brad A. RahamanChapter 7 Occupationally based Disaster Medicine (pages 96–101): James M. MadsenChapter 8 Work?Related Ocular Injuries (pages 102–115): Joseph L. D'OrazioChapter 9 Occupational Pulmonary Disease (pages 116–139): Michael G. HollandChapter 10 Occupational Illness and Injury in Law Enforcement Personnel (pages 140–151): Richard T. TovarChapter 11 Occupational Illness and Injury in Firefighters (pages 152–161): Richard T. TovarChapter 12 Occupational Illness and Injury in Prehospital Care Personnel (pages 162–174): Derek L. Isenberg and Carin M. Van GelderChapter 13 Health Hazards and Emergency Care for Health Care Workers (pages 175–198): Amy J. BehrmanChapter 14 Occupational Concerns for Truckers and Drivers (pages 199–208): Natalie P. HartenbaumChapter 15 Unusual Problems in Occupational Emergency Medicine (pages 209–215): Edward A. Ramoska and Guneesh SalujaChapter 16 Arts Medicine: An Overview for Emergency Physicians (pages 216–224): Robert T. Sataloff and Mary J. HawkshawChapter 17 Occupational Hearing Loss: An Overview for Emergency Physicians (pages 225–238): Robert T. Sataloff, Mary J. Hawkshaw and Joseph SataloffChapter 18 Voice Disorders: An Overview for Emergency Physicians (pages 239–259): Robert T. Sataloff and Mary J. Hawkshaw