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Subendocardial, mismanagement of in
HMOs, 3:42; 7:15 (letter)
Pacemakers
Hey to issues and dates in Volume 8
For elderly patients, selection of, 5:7
Thrombolysis
Issue No. Date Pharmacologic alternatives to (correction),
2:8
JANUARY MAY SEPTEMBER Valve replacement and repair
Guidelines for, 1:32
JUNE soneeveeeA CTOBER Valvular insufficiency disorders
Management of, 1:32
JULY NOVEMBER
CEREBROVASCULAR DISORDERS
wooewe AUGUST _. DECEMBER Carotid stenosis
Asymptomatic, endarterectomy for, 5:58
Screening for, 8:48
Should you wish to peruse an article in the index, but do not have access to the issue in which it Cerebral aneurysm
appeared, we will be happy to send you a copy of the article The Editors Ruptured, delayed diagnosis of, 10:81
Endarterectomy
Carotid, underuse of, | 1:106
Intracranial hemorrhage
Atherosclerosis Headache as symptom of, 1:55
Ultrasonographic monitoring of, 10:106 Stroke
Atrial fibrillation Calcium and milk and risk of, 11:78
Diagnosis and management of, 4:49 From carotid stenosis, screening for risk of,
Nonvalvular, stroke prophylaxis in, 9:55 8:48
Cardiac tamponade ‘Hospitalization for, 5:124
Diagnosis and management of, 6:92 Prophylaxis for in nonvalvular atnal
Chest pain fibrillation, 9:55
Inappropriate transfer of patient with, 3:42
Cold pressor test
ALLERGIC DISORDERS As marker for severity of hypertension,
Urticaria 1:56
Acute, prednisone for, 4:42 Coronary artery bypass
Urticaria pigmentosa Internal thoracic artery vs. saphenous vein
Diagnosis of, 10:59 for, 7:67
Coronary heart disease
In the elderly, cholesterol and lipoprotein
ANESTHESIOLOGY levels as risk factor for, 6:43
Anesthesia Job stress as risk factor for, 5:52
In children, presence of parents during Coronary mortality
induction of, 8:89 TC/HDL ratio as predictor of, 7:104
Ketamine Coronary stent DERMATOLOGY
Versus meperidine, promethazine, and Overview and management of, | 1:12 Adenoma
chlorpromazine for sedation of Echocardiography Sebaceum, in tuberous sclerosis, 6:63; 10:8
children in the ED, 12:36 Review of, | 1:83 (letter)
Meperidine, promethazine, and Exercise test results Contact dermatitis
chlorpromazine As marker for risk of heart disease, | 1:81 Airbome, diagnosis of, | 1:41
Versus ketarnine for sedation of children in Hypertension Hemangioma
the ED, 12:36 Cold pressor test as marker for severity of, Capillary, diagnosis of, 5:63
TAC solution 1:56 Henoch-Schoénlein purpura
Reformulation of for use in children, 10:78 Mismanagement of in the ICU, 2:100 Diagnosis of, 10:59
Pregnancy-induced, assessing proteinuria in Melanonychia striata
CARDIOPULMONARY DISORDERS diagnosis of, 9:95 Diagnosis of, 7:65
Apparent life-threatening event Mitral valve prolapse Nevi
Diagnosis and management of, 8:97 Diagnosis and management of, | 2:48 Dysplastic, diagnosis of, |:27
Cardiorespiratory emergencies Myocardial infarction Nevomelanocytic, diagnosis and
In oncologic crisis, diagnosis and Acute, ambulatory ECG monitonng after, management of, 1:27
management of, 7:21 9:40 In Sturge-Weber syndrome, management
Dyspnea Biochemical markers for, 4:47 of, 6:63
Chronic, differential diagnosis of, 10:68 Mechanical complications in, 10:26 Onychomycosis
Pharmacologic agents for treatment of Fluconazole for treatment of, 6:73
(correction), 2:8 Update on treatment of (letter), 4:75
CARDIOVASCULAR DISORDERS Right ventricular, diagnosis and Urticaria
Angioplasty management of, 9:16 Acute, prednisone for, 4:42
Coronary, bivalirudin as alternative to Role of dietary fiber in reducing risk of, Urticaria pigmentosa
heparin during, 5:66 9:57 Diagnosis of, 10:59
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Sonography Bowel obstruction
DIAGNOSTIC TESTS AND PROCEDURES Second-look, selective use of, 12:70 Strangulated closed-loop, initially
Ammonia levels Spirometry misdiagnosed in the ED, 5:74
Use anedv almuiatsiuosne, o1f: 1i9n gastroenterologic For puelxmaocnearrbya tifounn ctoifo nc hrtoesntiicn g obins trauccuttei ve DDiyasgpnhoasgiis a of, 10:73
Angiography pulmonary disease, 10:58
Versus ultrasonography for carotid
Transesophageal echocardiography Erosive reflux, lansoprazole for, | 1:99
screening, 8:48 For diagnosis of aortic disruption after ic evaluation
Carcinoembryonic antigen chest injury, 8:80 Use and misuse of tests in, 1:19
Use and misuse of in gastroenterologic Tuberculin test Heartburn
evaluation, 1:19 Use and misuse of, 7:87 Antacids vs. histamine,-receptor
CK-MB test Twenty-four-hour urine collection test antagonists for, 12:30
As marker for myocardial infarction, 4:47
Use and misuse of in renai disease, 5:1 13 Lactose intolerance
Cold pressor test Versus protein-to-creatinine ratio for Abdominal symptoms mistakenly attnbuted
As marker for severity of hypertension, assessing proteinuria, 9:95 to, 3:92
1:56 Ultrasonography Peptic ulcer disease
Computed tomography Duplex, for diagnosis of renal disease, 6:59 Cost-effective management of, 6:47
In craniocerebral and spinal trauma Second-look, selective use of, | 2:70 Helicobacter pylori-linked, diagnosis and
Extra-axial injuries (part | of 2), 2:22 Versus angiography for carotid screening, management of, 2:74
Intra-axial and spinal injuries (part 2 8:48 Reflux disease
of 2), 4:92 In the elderly, management of, 19:53
Criteria for use of in pediatric head injures, Ulcers
2:55 EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT Stress, prophylaxis for, reevaluation of, 8:46
Need for in head injuries, 10:48
Cytokine measurements ROMINISTAATION
As marker for meningitis in infants, 3:87 The emergency department
Electrosurgical loop excision of cervical Inappropnate visitors in, 6:23 Sclerosis
transformation zone (ELECTZ) Tuberous, diagnosis of, 6:63; 10:8 (letter)
Selective use of in premalignant cervical Sturge-Weber syndrome
disease, 7:93 Diagnosis of, 6:63
Addisonian crisis
Fecal occult blood tests Waardenburg’s syndrome
Bilateral hemorrhage of the adrenal glands
Evaluation of, 8:95 Diagnosis and management of, 7:65
as cause of, | 1:77
Guaiac test
Adrenal insufficiency
Use and misuse of in gastroenterologic
evaluation, 1:19 Acute, bilateral hemorrhage of the adrenal GENITOURINARY DISORDERS
glands as cause of, | 1:77 Bacteriuria
Intravenous pyelography
Diabetes mellitus Asymptomatic, screening for dunng
In diagnosis and management of kidney
Managing complications of, 3:12; 6:8 pregnancy, 3:44
stones and renal colic, 7:96
(correction) Kidney stones
iron deficiency tests
Ketoacidosis Intravenous pyelography in diagnosis and
Advantages and disadvantages of, 3:97
Diabetic, diagnosis and management of, management of, 7:96
Laboratory data
Misuse of in clinical decision-making 8:102 Labial fusion
in preschool girls, diagnosis and
(editorial), 1:1
management of, 3:35
Magnetic resonance imaging
Nephrolithiasis
In craniocerebral and spinal trauma
Calcium oxalate, as cause of renal colic, 8:73
Extra-axial injunes (part | of 2), 2:22
Cystine, as cause of renal colic, 8:73
Intra-axial and spinal injuries (part 2
Diagnosis and management of, 5:102
of 2), 4:92
Prostate cancer
Papanicolaou (Pap) smear
Excess prostate-specific antigen as marker
Follow-up of inflammation evident on, 7:46
for biopsy for, | 1:103
Peak expiratory flow rate measurement
Prostate disease
For pulmonary function testing in acute
Management of, 5:86
exacerbation of chronic obstructive
Proteinuria
pulmonary disease, 10:58
Assessing, 9:95
Prostate-specific antigen FEVER Renal colic
Excess, as marker for prostate biopsy, Tympanic thermometers From calcium oxalate nephrolithiasis,
11:103 Accuracy of, 6:108 diagnosis and management of, 8:73
Prostate-specific antigen test
From cystine nephrolithiasis, diagnosis and
Use of, 2:70
Protein-to-creatinine ratio GASTROENTEROLOGY management of, 8:73
Versus twenty-four-hour urine collection Abdominal pain Intravenous pyelography in diagnosis and
test for assessing proteinuria, 9:95 Guidelines for surgical management of, 4:14 management of, 7:96
Rapid nucleic acid hybridization test Acid indigestion Scrotum
For diagnosis of vaginitis, 9:92 Antacids vs. histamine,-receptor Acute, in children and adolescents,
Relative lymphocyte percentage test antagonists for, | 2:30 diagnosis and management of, 8:24
As marker for myocardial infarction, 4:47 Appendicitis Twenty-four-hour urine collection test
Serology panels Diagnosis of, 3:108 Use and misuse of in renal disease, 5:1 13
Use and misuse of in renal disease, 5:1! 13 continued
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GERIATRICS INFECTIOUS DISERSES INGESTIONS
Benzodiazepines Bacteremia Acetaminophen
Adverse effects of, 9:62 Occult, misdiagnosed in the ED, 9:127 Overdose of, elevated transaminase levels
Cholesterol levels Pediatric, blood collection for culture in, 2:9|
As risk factor for coronary heart disease, sampling in, 7:94 Bromism
6:43 Bacterial transmission Differential diagnosis and management of,
Coronary heart disease From contaminated stethoscope, 5:128 2:102
Cholesterol and lipoprotein levels as risk Cervicitis Chioral hydrate
factor for, 6:43 Chlamydial, azithromycin as initial treatment Toxicity from overdose of, 4:82
Fracture for, 1:31 Cinchonism
Risk of in postmenopausal women, 6:44 Chicken pox From quinine toxicity, diagnosis and
Lipoprotein levels In adults, differential diagnosis of, 2:96 management of, 1:50; 4:75
As risk factor for coronary heart disease, Chlamydial infections (correction)
6:43 Cervical, azithromycin vs. doxycycline Drug overdose
Pacemakers for treatment of, 9:100 With unknown agent, diagnosis and
Selection of, 5:71 Ehrlichiosis management of, 6:74
Reflux disease Diagnosis and management of, 4:87; 5:148 Organophosphorous rodenticide toxicity
Management of, 10:53 (reprint) Diagnosis and management of, 6:1 10
Surgery Fascial space infections Quinine toxicity
In patients over age 90, 4:78 Of head and neck, diagnosis and Diagnosis and management of, 1:50; 4:75
management of, 2:59 (correction)
Helicobacter pylori infection Salicylism
In peptic ulcer disease, diagnosis and Diagnosis and management of, 8:9|
management of, 2:74 Diagnosis of in the ED, 8:85
Herpes simplex Sleep-inducing agents
HSV type Il, diagnosis and management of, Toxicity from overdose of, 4:82
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Herpes zoster
Diagnosis and management of, | 1:41 MEDICOLEGAL ISSUES
The medical record
HIV infection and AIDS
Prophylaxis for Pneumocystis carinii Guidelines for, 2:87
pneumonia in, 9:27
Reassessing antiretroviral therapy for, 4:34 METABOLIC DISORDERS
HEMATOLOGY Malaria Hyperkalemia
Anemia Falciparum, acute, diagnosis and Transient, diagnosis and management of,
lron deficiency, advantages and management of, |2:41 Sb7
disadvantages of tests for, 3:97 Measles Hyponatremia
Culture sampling Pneumonitis from, 5:101 As cause of seizures in infants, 4:70
Blood collection for in pediatric bacteremia, Meningococcemia Metabolic emergencies
794 Misdiagnosed in the ED, 9:127 In oncologic crisis, diagnosis and
Hematologic emergencies Mononucleosis management of, 6:24
Diagnosis and management of (correction), Epstein-Barr, differential diagnosis of, 8:82
2:8 Pneumonia
In oncologic crisis, diagnosis and Detection of in mechanically ventilated MUSCULOSHELETAL DISORDERS
management of, 6:24 patients, 2:10 Ankle injuries
Henoch-Schénlein purpura Septic emergencies Pediatric, when to x-ray, 3:41
Diagnosis of, 10:59 In oncologic crisis, diagnosis and Exostosis
lron deficiency management of, 6:24 Subungual, diagnosis and management of,
In infants, screening for, 8:50; 10:8 Shingles 2:51
(correction) Diagnosis and management of, | 1:41 Hemangioma
Sickle cell disease Spondylitis Spinal, x-ray diagnosis of, 2:1 | |
Hydroxyurea for prevention of crisis in, Pyogenic, x-ray diagnosis of, |2:101 Hypertrophic osteoarthropathy
6:68 Tuberculosis X-ray diagnosis of, 9:133
Thrombocytopenia Cutaneous mycobacterial, diagnosis and Knee injury
Heparin-induced, 9:/08 management of, 9:29 Examination and diagnosis of, 7:76
Use and misuse of tuberculin skin test for, Low back pain
7:87 Acute, chiropractic spinal manipulation for,
HEPATIC AND BILIARY DISORDERS
Urethritis 10:86
Hepatic toxicity
Nongonococcal Acute, diagnosis and management of
From acetaminophen overdose, 2:9|
Azithromycin for, 4:86 (letter), 6:8
Doxycycline for, 4:86 Chiropractic and (editorial), 10:3
IMMUNOLOGY Vaginitis Neck pain
Urticaria pigmentosa Diagnosis of, 9:92 Use of “decision tree” in diagnosis and
Diagnosis of, 10:59 Vaginosis management of, 9:1 18
Risk of preterm birth from, 6:107 Osteoid osteoma
X-ray diagnosis of, 4:11 i
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Osteoporosis Neurologic emergencies
As cause of fractures in postmenopausal In oncologic cnsis, diagnosis and ORTHOPEDICS
women, 6:44 management of, 7:21 Ankle injuries
Perilunate dislocations Pain Pediatric, when to x-ray, 3:41
Diagnosis and management of, 10:6! Acute, treatment of, 9:66 Exostosis
Spondylitis Seizures Subugual, diagnosis and management of,
Pyogenic, x-ray diagnosis of, |2:101 In infants, hyponatremia as cause of, 4:70 2:51
Tibial spine Subarachnoid hemorrhage He i
Antenor, x-ray diagnosis of avulsion of, Cultural barriers to diagnosis of in the ED, Spinal, x-ray diagnosis of, 2:1! !
1:69 6:23 Knee injury
Trigger thumb Tic douloureux Examination and diagnosis of, 7:76
Diagnosis and management of, 2:5] Microvascular decompression for, | 1:108 Low back pain
Wrist Ventriculoperitoneal shunt Acute, diagnosis and management of
Stress injury to, x-ray diagnosis of, 7:1 || Obstruction of, headache as symptom of, (letter), 6:8
4:33 Neck pain
Diagnosis and management of, 9:1 18
Osteoid osteoma
OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY X-ray diagnosis of, 4:1 | |
Bacteriuria Osteoporosis
Asymptomatic, screening for during As cause of fractures in postmenopausal
pregnancy, 3:44 women, 6:44
Bleeding Perilunate dislocations
Uterine, diagnosis and management of, Diagnosis and management of, 10:61
5:20 Spondylitis
Vaginal, diagnosis and management of, Pyogenic, x-ray diagnosis of, 12:10!
Tibial spine
Cervical disease Antenor, x-ray diagnosis of avulsion of,
NEPHROLOGY Premalignant, selective use of “see-and- 1:69
Pyelonephritis treat” electrosurgery for, 7:93 Trigger thumb
Prevention of during pregnancy, 3:44 Ectopic pregnancy Diagnosis and management of, 2:5|
Renal artery stenosis Delayed diagnosis of in the ED, 8:85 Wrist
Duplex ultrasonography for diagnosis of, 6:59 Hypertension Stress injury to, x-ray diagnosis of, 7:1 ||
Renal disease Pregnancy-induced, assessing proteinuna in
Use and misuse of diagnostic tests in, 5:1 13 diagnosis of, 9:95
Serology panels Inflammation OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY
Use and misuse of in renal disease, 5:1 13 On Pap smear, follow-up of, 7:46 Fascial space infections
Twenty-four-hour urine collection test Pyelonephritis Of head and neck, diagnosis and
management of, 2:59
Use and misuse of in rena! disease, 5:1 13 Prevention of during pregnancy, 3:44
Vaginitis Hematoma
Diagnosis of, 9:92 Of upper auricle, diagnosis and
NEUROLOGY Vaginosis management of, 4:29
Brain stem herniation Risk of preterm birth from, 6:107 Otofuruncle
Cultural barriers to diagnosis of, in the ED, Diagnosis and mariagement of, 4:29
6:23 Sinusitis
CNS injuries ONCOLOGY Three-day vs. ten-day antibiotic regimen
Imaging of, 2:22; 4:92 Breast cancer for, 7:68
Head injuries Lumpectomy vs. mastectomy for, 7:102
Need for computed tomography in, 10:48 Colorectal cancer
Headache Evaluating fecal occult blood tests for, 8:95
Relief of, and intracranial hemorrhage, |:55 Oncologic crisis
Migraine Cardiorespiratory and neurologic
Dihydroergotamine and emergencies in (part 2 of 2), 7:21
metoclopramide for treatment of, 1:23 Septic, hematologic, and metabolic
Severe, prochlorperazine for, 5:13! emergencies in (part | of 2), 6:24
Intracranial hemo Prostate cancer
Headache relief and, 1:55 Management of, 5:86
Low back pain Prostate-specific antigen test for, 2:70
Acute, diagnosis and management of
(letter), 6:8
Meningitis OPHTHALMOLOGY PAIN
In infants, cytokine measurements as Blindness Acute pai
marker for, 3:87 Temporary, retinal hemorrhage during Treatment of, 9:66
sexual activity as cause of, |:60
Myasthenia gravis
Corneal abrasion
Misdiagnosed as asthma, 5:74 Simple, eye patch for, 7:10! PEDIATRICS
Neuralgia Hemorrhage Anesthesia
Trigeminal, microvascular decompression Retinal, during sexual activity, as cause of Presence of parents during induction of,
for, 1 1:108
temporary blindness, |:60
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Ankle injuries Metoclopramide
When to x-ray, 3:41 PHARMACOLOGY And dihydroergotamine for treatment of
Apparent life-threatening event Acetaminophen migraine, 1:23
Diagnosis and management of, 8:97 Hepatic transaminase levels in overdose of, Misoprostol
Bacteremia 2:9 For prevention of NSAID-related
Blood collection for culture sampling in, Albuterol gastrointestinal complications in
7:94 Oral, inappropriate use of for acute arthritis patients, 5:12
Occult, misdiagnosed in the ED, 9:127 nonspecific cough, 10:57 NSAIDs
Burns Analgesic medications Misoprostol for preventing gastrointestinal
From abuse, diagnosis and management of, In treatment of acute pain, 9:66 effects of in arthritis patients, 5:12
5:63 Antacids Prednisone
Cephalohematoma Versus histamine,-receptor antagonists for For acute urticaria, 4:42
X-ray diagnosis of, | 1:1 17 acid indigestion and heartbum, | 2:30 Prescriptions
Corneal ulcer Antiretroviral agents Improperly filled by pharmacist, | 2:38
Overzealous mother as cause of, 10:81 In HIV infection and AIDS, reassessment of, Prochlorperazine
Fracture 4:34 For severe migraine, 5:1 31
Basilar skull, hospitalization for, 5:83 Aspirin Sleep-inducing agents
Head injuries Versus warfarin for stroke prophylaxis in Toxicity from overdose of, 4:82
Computed tomography in, 2:55 nonvalvular atrial fibrillation, 9:55 Warfarin
Hemangioma Azithromycin Versus aspirin for stroke prophylaxis in
Capillary, diagnosis of, 5:63 For initial treatment of chlamydial cervicitis, nonvalvular atrial fibrillation, 9:55
1:31
Hyponatremia
For nongonococcal urethritis, 4:86
As cause of seizures, 4:70
Versus doxycycline for treatment of PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS
Iron deficiency
cervical chlamydial infections, 9:100 Panic disorder
Screening for, 8:50; 10:8 (correction)
Benzodiazepines Diagnosis and management of in the ED,
Kohler’s disease
X-ray diagnosis of, 3:131 Adverse effects of in the elderly, 9:62 8:54
Labial fusion Bivalirudin Personality disorder
Diagnosis and management of, 3:35 As alternative to heparin during coronary Diagnosis and management of, 12:75
Meningitis angioplasty, 5:66 Suicidal patient
Cytokine measurements as marker for, Chloral hydrate Recognition and treatment of (update), 9:48
Toxicity from overdose of, 4:82
3:87
Meningococcemia Dihydroergotamine PULMONARY DISORDERS
Misdiagnosed in the ED, 9:127 And metoclopramide for treatment of Asthma
Nevi migraine, 1:23 — oe after ED treatment of,
Congenital nevomelanocytic, diagnosis and Doxycycline
management of, |:27 For nongonococcal urethritis, 4:86 Fluticasone propionate for, |2 :58
Polythelia Versus azithromycin for treatment of Use of metered-dose inhalers for, 9:35
Diagnosis of, 3:35 cervical chlamydial infections, 9:100 Bronchospasm
Salicylism Drug overdose Acute, bronchodilators for, 3:99
Diagnosis of in the ED, 8:85 With unknown agent, diagnosis and Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Sclerosis management of, 6:74 Acute exacerbation of, testing for
Tuberous, diagnosis of, 6:63; 10:8 (letter) Fluconazole pulmonary function in, 10:58
For treatment of onychomycosis, 6:73
Scrotum Diagnosis and management of, | 1:50
Acute, 8:d2i4a gnosis and management of, FFloru tiacsatshomna,e p|2r:o5p8i onate CAcouutgeh nonspecific, inappropriate use of oral
Sedation Heparin albuterol for, 10:57
Ketamianned vcs.h lmoerpperroimdaiznien,e pfroorm eitn htahzei neE,D , As altaenrgniaotpivlea sttyo, b5i:v6a6li rudin during coronary Persiste1n1t:,4 5 diagnosis and management of,
12:36 Thrombocytopenia induced by, 9:108 Hypogenic lung syndrome
Mependine, promethazine, and Histamine,-receptor antagonists X-ray diagnosis of, 8:115
chlorpromazine vs. ketamine for in As prophylaxis for stress ulcers, 8:46 Obesity-hypoventilation syndrome
the ED, 12:36 Versus antacids for acid indigestion and Diagnosis and management of, 7:49
Seizures heartbum, |2 :30 Pickwickian syndrome
Hyponatremia as cause of, 4:70 Hydroxyurea Diagnosis and management of, 7:49
Sturge-Weber syndrome For prevention of crises in sickle cell Pneumonia
Diagnosis of, 6:63 disease, 6:68 Detection of in mechanically ventilated
TAC solution Ketamine patients, 2:101
Reformulation of, 10:78 Versus meperidine, promethazine, and Pneumocystis carinii, in HIV disease,
Tibial spine chlorpromazine for sedation of prophylaxis for, 9:27
Anterior, x-ray diagnosis of avulsion of, children in the ED, 12:36 Pneumonitis
1:69 Lansoprazole As complication of measles, 5:10]
Trigger thumb For erosive reflux esophagitis, | 1:99 Pneumothorax
Diagnosis and management of, 2:51 Meperidine, promethazine, and Chest film reversed in diagnosis of, 5:77
WDiaaagrndoesinsb uarngd’ sm asnyangedmreonmte of, 7:65 cVehrlsoursp rkoemtaazmiinnee for sedation of children in RDieasgpniorsaitso royf iinm tphaei rEmDe,n t8 :86
the ED, 12:36
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Sisa siaimainlieimel
Scimitar Extra-axial, imaging of, 2:22
X-ray diagnosis of, 8:115 SURGERY Intra-axial, imaging of, 4:92
Endarterectomy emergencies
Carotid, screening prior to, 8:48 Treatment of, 3:50
Geriatric Fracture
In patients over age 90, 4:78
Basilar skull, in children, hospitalization for,
TOXICOLOGY Head injuries
Acetaminophen overdose Need for computed tomography in, 10:48
Elevated hepatic transaminase levels in, Pediatric, critena for computed tomography
2:91 in, 2:55
Arthropod stings Heatstroke
Diagnosis and management of (repnnt), Prevention, diagnosis, and management of,
5:136 6:52; 10:8 (letter)
Bromism Knee injuries
RADIOLOGY Differential diagnosis and management of, Acute, radiography in, | 1:34
Ankle injuries 2:102 Snakebite
Pediatric, when to x-ray, 3:41 Carbamazepine toxicity Assessment and management of, 7:61
Cephalohematoma Drug interaction as cause of, 2:100 Diagnosis and management of (reprint),
X-ray diagnosis of, | 1:117 Chloral hydrate 5:142
Foley catheter Toxicity from overdose of, 4:82 Spinal injuries
Misplaced, x-ray confirmation of, 10:1 || Cinchonism Imaging of, 4:92
Hemangioma From quinine toxicity, diagnosis and Wrist
Spinal, x-ray diagnosis of, 2:1 | | management of, 1:50; 4:75 (correction) Stress injury to, x-ray diagnosis of, 7:11 |
Hypertrophic osteoarthropathy
Drug overdose
X-ray diagnosis of, 9:133
Hypogenic lung syndrorae With unknown agent, diagnosis and VASCULAR DISORDERS
management of, 6:74
X-ray diagnosis of, 8:115 Aneurysm
Knee injuries Hydrofluoric acid Splenic artery, ruptured, failure to diagnose
Acute, radiography in, | 1:34 Bums from, treatment of, 12:65 in the ED, 7:75
Kohler’s disease Organophosphates Thrombosis
X-ray diagnosis of, 3:131 Poisoning from ingestion of, diagnosis and Subclavian, initially misdiagnosed in the ED,
management of, 6:1 10
Osteoid osteoma
Phenytoin
X-ray diagnosis of, 4:11 |
Overdose of in the ED, 1:59
Scimitar
Potassium toxicity
X-ray diagnosis of, 8:115
Diagnosis and management of, 5:1 17
Spondylitis
Quinine toxicity
Pyogenic, x-ray diagnosis of, |2:101
Diagnosis and management of, 1:50
Swan-Ganz catheter
Salicylism
Misplaced, x-ray confirmation of, 6:1 17
Diagnosis and management of, 8:91
Tibial spine
Diagnosis of in the ED, 8:85
Anterior, x-ray diagnosis of avulsion of,
Sleep-inducing agents
1:69
Toxicity from overdose of, 4:82
Wrist
Snakebite
Stress injury to, x-ray diagnosis of, 7:1 ||
Assessment and management of, 7:61
Diagnosis and management of (repnnt), Abdominal exam
RHEUMATOLOGY 5:142 Relaxing children during, 1:52
Arthritis Abdominal pain
Misoprosto! for prevention of NSAID- Diagnosing in elderly women, 7:16
TRAUMA
related gastrointestinal complications Localizing, 10:20
Ankle injuries
in, 5:12] Anoscope
Pediatric, when to x-ray, 3:41
Substituting for, 5:1 18
Aortic disruption
Arterial blood gas sample
Transesophageal echocardiography for
Obtaining, 2:92
diagnosis of after chest injury, 8:80
Asthma attacks
Arthropod stings
Initial treatment of, 7:16
Diagnosis and management of (reprint),
Asthma, exercise-induced
5:136
Diagnosing, 1:52
Burns
Auditory canal
From child abuse, diagnosis and
Removing insect from, 7:19
management of, 5:63
Bite, human
Hazard o:; irom misuse of ethyl chlonde,
Ascertaining severity of, 8:53
1:59
Blind-stick IV insertion
Chest injury
Performing on infants, 10:20
Transesophageal echocardiography for
WSrPiOstR TS MEDICINE diagnosis of aortic disruption after, 8:80 BDeltoeordm ining accurraecayd i ionfg,s 7:19
Stress injury to, x-ray diagnosis of, 7:11 | Craniocerebral injuries
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Bloody stool Headache, sinus Paraphimosis
Confirming, 7:19 Easing, 3:94 Reducing, 5:1 18
Breath sounds Heartburn PEG tube
Enhancing, 7:19 Curing, | 1:49 Replacing, 4:76
Burns Hemianopia Pelvic examination
Débriding, 4:76 Detecting, 9:39 Easing anxiety about, 2:95
Cactus spines Hiccups Peritonsillar abscess drainage
Removing, 4:76 Stopping, 2:92; 3:94 Circumventing insertion mishaps during,
Carpal tunnel syndrome Home whirlpool device 10:20
Relieving, 7:16 Using blender as, 10:20 Peritonsillar mass
Cast saw Hydration Aspirating, 2:92
Reassuring patient prior to use of, 3:94 Assessing, 10:20 Pharynx
Catheter, urinary Ice pack Visualizing, 3:94
Inserting through edematous foreskin, 1:52 Making, | 1:49 Proteinuria
Cerumen Infant medication Estimating, 9:39
Disimpacting, 1:52; 7:19 Administering, 7:19. Pus
Chest tubes Ingrown toenail Masking odors from, 5:118
Confirming functioning of, 2:95 Removing, 8:53 QRS, regular
Cold packs Treating, 5:118 Confirming, 5:118
Creating, 4:76 Insects Radiographic readings
Dermatitis, inflammatory Removing from ear, 2:95 Improving accuracy of, 10:20
Soothing, 3:94 Insufflation apparatus Ring, stuck
Diethylene glycol ingestion Substituting for, 7:16 Removing, |2 :64
Detecting, 9:39 Intracranial hemorrhage Sensory-level deficit
Drugs, pulmonary Distinguishing from traumatic lumbar Defining, | |:49
Delivering, 1:52 puncture, 8:53 Sexual assault
Earache IV insertion Collecting evidence of, 7:19
Locating source of, 4:76 Easing, 7:16 Sick child
Ear canal IV line Establishing rapport with, 2:95
Prophylactic cleaning of, 8:53 Keeping in place, 5:1 18 Sinusitis, acute
ECGs Placing, 2:92 Testing for, 5:118
Comparing old and new, |2 :64 IV, neonatal scalp vein Skin grafts
Enterospasm Starting, 12:64 Keeping in place, !2:64
Relieving, 5:118 Laceration, facial Skin lesions
Esophagus Dressing, 3:94 Evaluating, 7:16
Disimpaction of food from (letter), 2:8 Laceration, finger-tip Skin tags
Ethylene glycol ingestion Obtaining graft for, 2:95 Removing, 4:76
Detecting, 9:39 Laceration repair Subclavian line
Eustachian tubes Creating drain for, 3:94 Inserting, 5:118
Unblocking, 7:19 Lessening emotional trauma of in a child, Suction device, pediatric
Eye drops 5:118 Creating, 10:20
Administering to a child, 5:1 18 Preparing child for, 2:92 Sundowning
Eye irrigation Laceration, scalp Diminishing impact of in elderly, 4:76
Keeping patient dry during, |2 :64 Dressing, 8:53 Syringe
Eye, swollen Liver Filling and using, | 1:49
Examining (addendum), | 1:49 Locating, 9:39 Throat cultures
Fluid status Lumbar puncture Obtaining in children, 7:19
Estimating during treatment of dehydration, Locating site for in obese patient, | 1:49 Tinea capitis
7:16 Lung sounds Obtaining tissue samples in, 4:76
Foley-catheter balloon Detecting in noisy environment, 4:76 Toddler exam
Deflating, 1:52 Melanoma Easing, 10:20
Foot odor Distinguishing from old subungual Topical anesthetics
Reducing, 3:94 hematoma, 8:53 Keeping in place, |2:64
Foreign body Meniscal tear Tympanic membrane, inflamed
Removing from ear, 2:92, 95 Detecting, 9:39 Educating parents about, 3:94
Removing from nasal canal, 2:92 Minute ventilation volume Venipuncture
Foreign body, metallic Home monitoring of, 1:52 Easing, 9:39
Locating, | 1:49 Nasogastric tube Wound
Foreign-body sensation Removing from overdose patient, | 1:49 Anesthetization of, | 1:49
Treating, 2:95 Office efficiency Wounds, hand
Foreign body, soft Improving, 9:39 Protecting, 1:52
Removing, 4:76 Optic fundus Wound irrigation
Gag reflex Viewing in a child, 12:64 Simplifying, 12:64
Diminishing, 2:95; 3:94 Oxygen
Gastrostomy tube, displaced Delivering to children, 2:92
Replacing, 8:53 Painful procedures
Glasgow Coma Scale Restraining child during, 2:92
Remembering, 2:95
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The Toxic Emergency Rigolin VH |:32
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12:65 Emergency Tips from the Literature
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Bartter T 1:50 Diagnosis at a Glance
Cardiopulmonary Problems in the Office Keats TE 6:63
11:45 The Emergency X-ray Rosenbaum JF 8:54
Bashore TM |:32; 6:92; 10:26; 12:48 1:69; 2:11; 3:134; 4:00; S161; 7:11: Rothrock SG 3:/08
Berger P 8:115; 9:133; 11117; 12:101 Silverman Hj
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The Toxic Emergency Loughlin BT Sonzogni jr., jj 7:76
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