Poisoning and Drug Overdose, Seventh Edition

Poisoning and Drug Overdose, Seventh Edition

<h4>Publisher's Note: Products purchased from Third Party sellers are not guaranteed by the publisher for quality, <span></span>authenticity, or access to any online entitlements included with the product.</h4><br><br/><p><strong>When every moment counts, count on <em>Poisoning & Drug Overdose</em></strong> </p><p><b><i>A Doody’s Core Title for 2019! <p></p></i></b></p><p>“<em>Poisoning & Drug Overdose</em> belongs in every emergency physician’s workroom.”<br>--<em>Academic Emergency Medicine</em> (reviewing earlier edition)</p><p>“…a great addition to any emergency department library when rapid reference is needed to treat and diagnose the poisoned patient.”<br>-- <em>Annals of Emergency Medicine</em> (reviewing earlier edition)</p><p>Designed for speed of use during toxicologic emergencies, this instant-answer guide delivers critical information on the effective diagnosis and treatment of drug-related emergencies and chemical exposures.  Enhanced by detailed tables and charts, extensive cross-referencing, and a comprehensive index, the Seventh Edition has been thoroughly updated to reflect newly released drugs and the latest information on existing drugs.<br><em>Poisoning & Drug Overdose</em> is divided into four sections:<br><strong>Section 1</strong> leads you through initial emergency management, including treatment of coma, hypotension, and other common complications; physical and laboratory diagnosis; and methods of decontamination and enhanced eliminations of poisons<br><strong>Section II</strong> provides detailed information on  hundreds of common drugs and poisons<br><strong>Section III</strong> describes the use and side effects of more than 80 antidotes and therapeutic drugs<br><strong>Section IV</strong> covers the medical management of chemical spills and occupational chemical exposures, and includes a table of more than 500 industrial chemicals</p><p><em>Poisoning & Drug Overdose, Seventh Edition</em> should be within reach of every medical toxicologist, emergency physician, and poison control staff member.</p><p> </p><p> </p>