Table of Contents

1: Approach to Common Presenting Complaints
2: Disorders by System
2.1: Abdomen
2.2: Cardiovascular
2.3: Dental
2.4: Dermatology
2.5: Endocrine
2.6: Ear, Nose, and Throat
2.7: Environmental
2.8: Hematology and Oncology
2.9: Infectious Disease
2.10: Neurology
2.11: Neurosurgery
2.12: Obstetrics and Gynecology
2.13: Ophthalmology
2.14: Orthopedics
2.15: Pediatrics
2.16: Psychiatry
2.17: Pulmonary
2.18: Rheumatology
2.19: Toxicology
2.20: Trauma
2.21: Urology
3: Rapid Management of Common Live-Threatening Emergencies
4: Medications
5: Procedures
6: Reference Tables
Index

Reviews

"The book is extremely well organized with an easy-to-use table of contents....The citations, both to external references and internal cross-references, are thorough and evidence based. Brown often references PubMed directly in the text, which makes verifying information an easy task. Because emergency medicine is a complex field with many overlapping disciplines, topics are also cross-referenced in a helpful manner...Overall, this book would be a useful tool
in the arsenal of any medical student or resident....for a quick reference, this book is the perfect fit."--The Journal of Emergency Medicine